Bowler

Zaheer Khan: Master of reverse swing, bowlers’ captain

Very few Indian pacers were able to master the art of reverse wing and Zaheer Khan was prominently among them. He was perhaps the best left-arm seamer ever that the country has produced.

Sean Abbott to return to action for first time since Hughes' death

Sean Abbott, who delivered the ball that killed Australian batsman Phillip Hughes, is set to return to action after being named Monday in the New South Wales squad.

Eng v Ind, 3rd Test Number Cruncher: Unlucky Pankaj's dubious record and Anderson's heroics

Statistical highlights of the 3rd Test between England and India at The Rose Bowl, Southampton.

England v India Number Cruncher: Moeen Ali spins a web of records

Statistical highlights on the fifth day of the third cricket Test between India and England.

England v India: We'll have to rethink our four-bowler strategy, says Dhoni

India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni feels that if the batsmen fritter away starts in the remaining two Test matches, it could be a bit of a concern for the visitors.

Need to be patient on this pitch to bowl England out: Bhuvneshwar

Indian medium-pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar feels he and his bowling colleagues need to adopt a "patient" approach on a lifeless Trent Bridge wicket.

BCCI recommends off-spinner Ashwin's for Arjuna Award

The cricketer to get the Arjuna Award last year was Virat Kohli. A total of 46 cricketers, including women, have been conferred the sporting honour.

Growing up pains: Has Ishant gone the Bhajji way?

Ishant's statistics over the past year are so bad that it's a wonder that the Indian selectors have gone with him for the Australian tour.

Ranji: Cramps messed up momentum, says Uthappa

The Karnataka batsman brought up his century in the first session of the match but did not take the field after the break as he suffered from cramps.

When does 145kmph become a cutter? When a bowler is scared.

It’s almost as if the bowlers are afraid to bowl fast; afraid because they might invite an injury that could put them out of cricket for a while; afraid because they think too much.