Shrubsole's studies make her perfectionism less painful
Psychology student Anya Shrubsole knows plenty about the relationship between perfectionism and competitive anxiety, and has used those lessons to…
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The Kohli hand in India's top-order surge
Virat Kohli's effortless strokeplay and consistency has taken a lot of pressure off India's middle order in the lead-up to…
Why a wide stance can be a problem
Increasingly Indian batsmen seem to be choosing to stand with their feet far apart in the crease Aakash Chopra26-Sep-2015Cricket is…
USMNT striker Josh Sargent scores for third straight game as Norwich defeat Portsmouth
The forward's hot start to the season continued as he smashed home his first headed goal of the campaignNorwich defeats…
The lonely batsman
Cricket may be a team game but batting is an individual process. Every man will be on his ownBill Ricquier27-Feb-2015Batting…
Jadeja gets booed, hydration gets a plug
Day three of a Test is always exciting, and even more so if you manage to get autographs from several…
No more pushing South Africa around
The terms of India's tour were largely dictated by the BCCI, but South Africa did all the bossing around in…
Mushfiqur needs a new mantra
Bangladesh's bowlers had a plan and they largely stuck to it, but did it offer them the best chance of…
Goodbye Jumbo
From Bharadwaj Sheshadri, India Who would have ever imagined a leg spinner who bowled without flight and driftCricinfo25-Feb-2013Bharadwaj Sheshadr
'I'm a late-night person'
England's Irish import doesn't mind being ragged by Swanny, and wishes hotel rooms had iPadsInterview by Nagraj Gollapudi30-Apr-2012Tell us something