Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Harbhajan Singh: "The most important thing is to try and maintain our winning momentum from the World Cup" Harbhajan Singh has said it is "important to understand your body and manage it accordingly" in order to survive the rigours of the bloated schedule India's cricketers are being subjected to. "A lot of hard work has been put in outside the field, and I am glad that it is paying off when the country needs me the...

Suresh Raina talks on leading India on West Indies tour

India's captain for the limited-overs series on the tour of West Indies - Suresh Raina - on Tuesday said his experience of playing under different captains will help him lead a young Indian side that is keen to do well in India's first series after being crowned as ODI Champions earlier this year. "Learnt a lot from captains I’ve played under, including (Anil) Kumble, (MS) Dhoni and Rahul Dravid. Tour to the West Indies is very important...

India can do well in Windies: Fletcher

India's newly-appointed coach Duncan Fletcher said Tuesday the team had the potential to perform well on its upcoming tour of the West Indies despite missing key players. "There is a lot of talent in India and my job is to prepare these youngsters," said former Zimbabwean all-rounder Fletcher, who was named coach last month. "India have a plan to stay at the top. The young players have the potential and this tour will show the depth of...

Murali says Sri Lanka are on their own

 Retired Sri Lanka great Muttiah Muralitharan has said there isn't much he can do for his compatriots as they struggle to come to terms with their dramatic first Test defeat. The tourists were dismissed for just 82 in under two hours in Cardiff on Monday as England grabbed an unlikely innings and 14-runs win to go 1-0 up in the three-match series. Spin star Muralitharan bowed out of Test cricket with a record 800 wickets before retiring...

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