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Rana Naved-ul-Hasan 'The Man of the Series was a big thing for me' Rana Naved-ul-Hasan, Pakistan’s latest bowling trump card, is a simple soul. Frustrated waiting for an international call, he almost gave up. But self-belief hauled him back The Wednesday Interview - Rana Naved-ul-Hasan John Wright's time on the Indian treadmill India's Mr Wright Just how do you judge a coach? Some people like to look at the win-loss record of the team that plays under him. Others, who are less statistically minded, prefer to accumulate anecdotal evidence from the players who have worked under him. You could speak to the men who employed the coach in the first place, or you could just pronounce your judgment from afar. Whatever route you take, you would have to say John Wright’s five-year association with the Indian team has been a success Anand Vasu on John Wright's time on the Indian treadmill India v Pakistan A fairy-tale match One of the most abused clichés in sport is the one about the game, ratherthan a team or individual, being the winner. For those on the losing side,especially after a contest decided by the length of a fingernail, such aglib phrase is no more than a slap in the face, another reminder of fallingagonisingly short. But sometimes, maybe once every decade or so, sport hasthe ability to transcend itself and render the result immaterial. So it waswith this one-day international at Karachi Dileep Premchandran revisits a night touched by magic
Kaneria ready to take flight The Wisden Cricketer - Danish Kaneria exclusive The Sehwag effect Wisden Asia Cricket - Rahul Bhattacharya examines what it is Question time for Ganguly Indian View - India's captain needs a break, says Sambit Bal 'My strength is my confidence' Sourav Ganguly speaks exclusively to Anand Vasu Pakistan's quiet colossus Osman Samiuddin pays tribute | Inzamam timeline | Stats - A fantastic matchwinner | The Big Picture - Looking heavenward Never another like Sachin Dileep Premachandran salutes India's Atlas Balaji on bouncing back from injury The Wednesday Interview - Lakshmipathy Balaji When Shoaib rocked Kolkata India-Pakistan special - The express takes two in two The legspinners' graveyard Sambit Bal on why Danish Kaneria can be the exception Miandad goes to 280 India-Pakistan special - A snapshot in time from 1983 'I want to do well this time around' The Wednesday Interview - Arshad Khan A hero's innings Excerpt from Pundits From Pakistan | Buy the book Mohammad Khalil eyes the big time Nagraj Gollapudi talks to Pakistan's left-arm hope History in numbers The Numbers Game - the India-Pakistan rivalry deconstructed Beware the unknown Indian View - Sambit Bal on the perils of underestimation A chance to move forward |
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