Katey Martin: 'This isn't a job - we're literally talking about cricket. How fun is that?'
The former New Zealand wicketkeeper talks about her seamless transition to broadcast, finding her voice, and learning to love Hawk-Eye
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'There is no fast bowler who will have an easy life'
Ian Bishop and Varun Aaron discuss the building and breaking of modern-day fast bowlers and the mechanics of their elusive art
Anil Kumble: 'Don't teach people to bowl wristspin, teach them how to take wickets'
The great Indian spinner talks about how he made it despite not being a natural, the importance of repetition, and the dearth of wristspin in Test cricket today
The off-field partnership: what makes the Pujaras tick
Cheteshwar Pujara and his wife talk about their relationship, her new book, and India's series wins in Australia
Kane Williamson and the art of three-formatting
The New Zealand great talks about how an innings might not be in the highlights reel but could be of real value to your team
Mad for cricket: the Danny Morrison method
One of cricket's most irreverent commentators talks about why he does what he does and how he became the face - and voice - of the game's loudest format
'I think 70% of international bowlers don't know what they're doing'
Dale Steyn and Shane Bond decode their collective three decades of experience as the world's best fast bowlers and coaching tomorrow's pace stars
Venkatesh Iyer: 'Fear of failure is always there, but the hope for success is higher, so why not try?'
The KKR vice-captain talks about why he focuses on impact rather than just run-scoring, his Rs 20-crore price tag, and why he's doing a PhD
David Miller: 'As you get older, you understand your game a lot better. You think more clearly under pressure'
The first South African batter to 500 T20s talks about the most important things he's learnt in his career
Brian Lara: 'I understood when I was in a 50-50 battle and when I was in total control'
The West Indies legend talks about his new book, driving Viv around England, and coping with having to carry the team on his shoulders throughout his career
Alan Gardner
July 2024