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Vengsarkar admires Tendulkar's humility

Press Trust of India — 2009-11-12T22:37:00+05:30

Former India captain Dilip Vengsarkar admires most about the batting great is his humility, manners and the unabashed love for the game.

India will be under pressure: Sangakkara

Press Trust of India — 2009-11-13T16:55:00+05:30

India would be under pressure to maintain their home record of not losing a single Test to Sri Lanka in their previous 14 encounters, reckons captain Kumar Sangakkara.

I'm not finished with Tests, says Brett Lee

Press Trust of India — 2009-11-01T14:25:00+05:30

Australian fast bowler Brett Lee said he was far from finished as a Test cricketer following his latest injury setback.

I take ups and downs philosophically: Hussey

Press Trust of India — 2009-10-23T11:38:00+05:30

Michael Hussey, whose entry into international cricket was sensational before his career took a nosedive, says he has learnt to look at ups and downs in the game philosophically.

Jadeja eyes Oz series to cement his place

Press Trust of India — 2009-10-22T16:58:00+05:30

All-rounder Ravindra Jadeja is confident of doing well against Australia to cement his place in the Indian ODI team.

Do we really need cricketing ties with India, asks Intikhab

Press Trust of India — 2009-10-07T10:54:00+05:30

Intikhab Alam accused the Indian media of triggering and fanning the match-fixing debate here and said the Pakistan Cricket Board should decide whether there is any need to restore cricketing ties with a neighbour which is "hell bent" on damaging them.

No pressure on Deccan Chargers: Gilchrist

Press Trust of India — 2009-10-05T14:06:00+05:30

Former Australia cricketer Adam Gilchrist, who led Deccan Chargers team to honour in Indian Premier League-II earlier this year, is raring to emulate the feet in Champions League Twenty20, commencing from Oct 8.

I will be fully fit for Australia series: Sehwag

Press Trust of India — 2009-09-26T18:46:00+05:30

Dashing India opener Virender Sehwag on Saturday exuded high confidence that he would be fully fit for the seven-match One-Day International series at home against Australia, commencing in Baroda on October 25.

My son doesn't like it when I leave home: Tendulkar

Press Trust of India — 2009-09-19T17:14:00+05:30

The only bouncer Tendulkar found tough to negotiate came from his own son, who would refuse to speak to him on phone during tours out of sheer annoyance over his absence from home.

I don't want to be captain: Sehwag

Press Trust of India — 2009-09-07T22:59:00+05:30

Dashing opener Virender Sehwag said he doesn't want to be the captain of the Indian team and suggested that a new face should be given the responsibility of vice-captaincy so that he can be groomed to take the reins after skipper MS Dhoni.

Selectors have not noticed my performances: Jaffer

Press Trust of India — 2009-09-04T15:58:00+05:30

He has abundance of runs in the domestic circuit but nine years since making his debut for India, Wasim Jaffer is yet to cement his place in the national team.

Have no regret for joining ICL: Rohan Gavaskar

Press Trust of India — 2009-09-01T17:01:00+05:30

Back in the BCCI's fold after resigning from the 'rebel' ICL, Rohan Gavaskar is now eyeing a comeback into Bengal Ranji team, which he captained once.

Dravid adds value to the team: Tendulkar

Press Trust of India — 2009-08-31T14:38:00+05:30

Sachin Tendulkar feels Rahul Dravid's inclusion after close to two years has added "value" to the ODI team and his experience would come in handy during the tri-series in Sri Lanka.

Saha is good prospect but has to wait for his turn: Ganguly

Press Trust of India — 2009-08-26T19:37:00+05:30

Former India skipper Sourav Ganguly feels Wriddhiman Saha is a very good prospect for Team India, but the wicketkeeper-batsman has to wait for his turn as captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni already fits the bill.

Disgraced Asif hopes to make strong comeback in CT

Press Trust of India — 2009-08-26T19:49:00+05:30

Disgraced Pakistani fast bowler Mohammad Asif said he was satisfied with his level of fitness and hoped to live up to the expectations of the Cricket Board and his fans by making a strong comeback in the Champions Trophy in South Africa next month.

I want to quit ODIs with a 2015 World Cup win: Freddie

Press Trust of India — 2009-08-25T16:23:00+05:30

Victory in the Ashes series in his swansong Test was a perfect way to bid adieu to Test cricket and now Andrew Flintoff longs to end his one-day career on a similar high: by winning the 2015 World Cup.

IPL revived my ODI career: Amit Mishra

Press Trust of India — 2009-08-16T15:42:00+05:30

Back in the one-day fold after six long years, leg-spinner Amit Mishra reckons it was his success in the second Indian Premier League in South Africa which resuscitated his ODI career.

Tendulkar can continue as long as he wants: Ganguly

Press Trust of India — 2009-08-14T19:53:00+05:30

Age might be catching up with Sachin Tendulkar but former India captain Sourav Ganguly feels the Mumbai veteran is the best cricketer in the world right now and can continue as long as he wants.

Nehra wants to slip into Zaheer's shoes

Press Trust of India — 2009-08-14T18:05:00+05:30

Back in reckoning after being on the sidelines for more than three years, injury-prone pacer Ashish Nehra said despite being short of match practice, he is ready to lead the Indian attack in the absence of regular spearhead Zaheer Khan.

Asnodkar misses a good chat with Tendulkar

Preeti Hoon (CricketNDTV.com) — 2009-08-10T19:29:00+05:30

In an exclusive chat with CricketNDTV.com, Asnodkar talks about his dreams, IPL experience and like any other emerging Indian batsman, says his idol is none other than Sachin Tendulkar.