Test cricket arguably remains the purest form of the game and has remained so since its advent in 1877. Despite the extravagant nature of the limited-overs cricket, Test cricket has its own place in the purists’ hearts and is not likely to
The cricketers do have their confidence boosted when they are assigned a certain role in the team and it is not easy to hold on to a position in the side without consistent performances. The legends have managed to own their places
Test match is the oldest form of the game of cricket. Unlike the ODI and T20Is, Test cricket consists of totally a different format where teams have to play two innings in one game. Batsmen can play unlimited numbers of deliveries and
Captaincy can be a boost to certain batsmen who like to take responsibilities and they tend to be more successful than others for their way of approach in handling pressure. Leaders are born and it is very hard to inject the qualities
Former Australia captain Steve Waugh revealed an interesting anecdote about the historic 1989 Ashes in England. Allan Border’s Australia side won an away Ashes for the first time in 15 years, and Steve Waugh, who would later become one of the greatest
Former Australia captain Steve Waugh feels that Jofra Archer would be the key for England if they have to return home with the urn later this year from Australia. Tim Paine’s side will host Joe Root’s team for the high-profile 5-Test Ashes
One of the greatest captains in cricket history, Australia’s Steve Waugh has named Jofra Archer as the trump card for England in the upcoming Ashes Series 2021-22. He heaped rich praise of the Barbados- born pacer who made his debut for England
Former Australian captain Steve Waugh was indeed a masterful tactician and was one of the integral reasons that the national team enjoyed a golden period for over a decade. Under Steve Waugh, Australia recorded 16 consecutive Test victories, won the 1999 World
Former Australia captain, Steve Waugh speaks highly of the transformed ‘take everything on’ attitude in the Indians in recent years and credits the cricket captain, Virat Kohli for instilling that belief amongst his countrymen. In his latest documentary “Capturing Cricket: Steve Waugh
Indian seam-bowling all-rounder Shardul Thakur displayed his batting might to the hilt during his 115-ball 67 against Australia at the Gabba in Brisbane. Thakur has long been hailed for his ability to bat lower down the order. In-fact, one of the reasons