Two tier Test system

There has been growing talk about having a two tier Test system. Does it make sense? Is it viable? Will it sustain interest in the game? Will lesser teams benefit
There has been growing talk about having a two tier Test system. Does it make sense? Is it viable? Will it sustain interest in the game? Will lesser teams benefit
Following on from the twin success in 2023, the WTC victory and the ODI World Cup victory, Australia in 2024 wasn’t that much different. Yes, they do not have any
Ofcourse, Australia are the happier side for they have won the series quite comfortably in the end after the initial wobble. Does it mean that it is all smooth and
Part one of BGT that focussed on the positives for India can be read here. There were far too many that it is difficult to even count them in one
After about 1.5 months, another edition of the Border Gavaskar Trophy has been completed with Australia emerging victorious. Both the teams were mediocre to say the least because of quality
Right at the outset, a word of appreciation for the decision Gambhir took on the morning of the Sydney Test. Eversince the press conference the previous day, speculation was rife
At the end of the day or at the end of a game, the captains are usually involved in a press briefing. An overwhelming majority of those briefings are not
The G Boxing Day Test is done and dusted. Australia prevailed because of some insipid batting by India. They definitely did not perform on a superior level. It was the
All it took for India to convert a position of promise to a position of direstraits was just 30 minutes. When India loses this series, this 30 minutes of madness
An attendance of more than 80K for day 1 on of the Border Gavaskar Trophy at the G, is incredible. Boxing Day cricket has its own charm which has diminished