Former Indian bowling coach and current bowling coach for the Chennai Super Kings, Venkatesh Prasad has launched a severe attack on the Indian bowlers. He has questioned the commitment and the attitude problems that the side has shown when it comes to the bowling attack. Prasad thinks

S. Sreesanth has been ruled out of the Test series between India and Sri Lanka after he hurt his knee in Sri Lanka. Sreesanth becomes the second Indian bowler to be ruled out of the series after Zaheer Khan had had an issue with his shoulder and had pulled out of the squad even before the side l

Allan Donald has said that he was approached by the BCCI officials to gauge his interest in the coaching job for the Indian cricket team. Donald is a former South African pace bowler, and was in India for a commentary stint for ESPN-Star during the Champions League T20 in 2009. Venkatesh Prasa

The second ODI between India and Sri Lanka will be held at Nagpur on Friday. India had just about scraped through the first game by a wafer thin margin of three runs after having piled up 414 batting first. And with Nagpur having had shown its penchant for some big runs, it may not be too diff

It is possible that India will host South Africa for two test matches and three ODIs instead of five ODIs that was originally planned in a series in India, early next year. Earlier, there was a test series that was planned as well, however, it was later changed to accommodate only the five ODI

Aggression is something that comes naturally to Shanthakumaran Sreesanth and the bold Kerala pacer says that he considers the batsman facing him as an enemy to bring out his best. Sreesanth says he does not have anything against any batsman but when it comes to show passion and emotion on

India captain Rahul Dravid has urged the younger members of his squad not to be overawed by the World Cup. Six of India's 15-man squad for the March 13-April 28 World Cup in the Caribbean will be making their debut in the tournament, including three of the five-man pace attack. "

Medium pacer Shanthakumaran Sreesanth today said India had peaked at right time, brightening it`s chances to win the prestigious Cricket World Cup beginning in the West Indies from next month. "The team has peaked at the right time and everyone has shown fine touch," said the 2

Kerala speedster Shanthakumaran Sreesanth today said it was a dream come true for him to book a berth in the next month's icc cricket world cup west indies 2007 squad and a great opportunity to perform well. "It is a dream come true for me. It is God's grace. It is really a great opp