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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
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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
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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