Hardik Pandya hitting his stride ahead of the Cricket World Cup
Playing in his first World Cup and hoping for a better ending in England than the Champions Trophy
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Enjoy the two Virat Kohlis – one an oasis of calm, one buzzing
It should surprise no-one that Virat Kohli has fulfilled that rare double of being one of Wisden’s Five Cricketers of the Year as well as..
Tension is rising between great rivals Pakistan and India
Tristan Lavalette speaks to Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ehsan Mani about the country's political tensions with neighbours India
Sam Curran and Tammy Beaumont named as one of Wisden’s five Cricketers of the Year for 2018
Wisden's five Cricketers of the Year 2018 has been revealed
MS Dhoni is the legendary chaser who deserves a World Cup swansong
Turning the screw on Australia in a World Cup year
Pringle column: How Indian boycott could backfire in 2019 Cricket World Cup
The game's prominent powerbroker, India, will not succeed in getting Pakistan booted out the World Cup, writes Derek Pringle
Rookie Freya Davies embracing call-up for tour to India
Sussex seamer Freya Davies talks to TCP before flying out to join up with the England Women squad
BCCI announce bonuses for India stars who delivered triumph in Australia
India secured a first series win in 12 attempts by drawing at the SCG
Cheteshwar Pujara hundred gives India command in Sydney
India can clinch a maiden Test series victory by avoiding defeat against Australia
Recent Comments
Mike Brewer: I enjoyed this piece and anxieties which we all shared about BT taking on this mantle from Sky were short lived as the action unfolded. But you are right about the motormouth commentary, and the worst culprit was Ponting who seems to think that a barrage of overly complicated theories and explanations makes him look like the best captain Australia ever had, neither will ever be true. It was white noise and I longed for the incisive remark that Atherton obviously, and Botham at times surprisingly, casually drops in to punctuate proceedings. You rightly highlighted deficiencies in Matt Smith's wardrobe. His lack of sartorial co-ordination made him appear scruffy, totally outshone by his ex-playing experts. A bit more Colville, and a little less Corbyn would be my advice to him. As for the broadcaster there were too many deliveries shown just in the nick of time, or missed altogether... a cardinal sin. Much like England I am hoping for improvements in Adelaide.
I’m the last of my type, there will never be another me, says Bhogle
Adam Collins caught up with the legendary broadcaster to talk India and commentary