Over the past couple of generations, sensationalism has become a hobby of the national media. In this time, sports journalists in England have decried a continued lack of talent representing the national sides.
Three new screenshots showing the Indian Super League have been made available, which is fully simulated in Cricket Coach 2009.
The modern cricketer can enjoy year-round summers by splitting their time between the hemispheres. New Zealand Cricketer Peter McGlashan discusses how his unforgettable summer continues in the Northern Hemisphere, as he strives to win two different titles in two different competitions with two different sides, who are worlds apart, in so many ways.
In a cricketing first, Cricket Web will be holding a live online chat with New Zealand batsman Mathew Sinclair, who writes a regular blog on Cricket Web.
First things first – there wasn’t much about India’s recently concluded tour of New Zealand that was surprising – neither what happened during play nor the end result.
The season has finally drawn to a close, bats and cricket equipment put back into cricket coffins for the winter.
Continuing the detailed two part analysis of the DLF Indian Premier League and how the rest of the teams match-up and how they could fare in the 2009 edition of the tournament. This edition features the Mumbai Indians, Kolkata Knight Riders, Bangalore Royal Challengers and Deccan Chargers.
The cricketing world is surprisingly small despite the millions of players across the globe. New Zealand Cricketer Peter McGlashan discusses two chance meetings with two great batsman, almost ten years ago, and how such meetings inspire future generations.
He talks about his encounters with legend Sachin Tendulkar and rising star Jesse Ryder, and how they can motivate players from all nations, no matter how small.