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Cricket News Diary Specials Schedule Interviews Columns Gallery Wallpapers Statistics Earlier Tours Domestic Season			Home > Cricket > Columns > Guest Columnist December 22, 2004 'One always held him in great awe' Madhav Apte pays tribute to his former skipper; a man he never really got to know. December 20, 2004 'Hazare never got ruffled' 'If he got out to a bad shot, one would see he did not repeat the same mistake,' says Polly Umrigar. December 14, 2004 Murali smiles through the setbacks The Sri Lanka off spinner ended 2004 as the happiest cricketer alive, says Tony Lawrence. December 10, 2004 A tale of two 'warriors' Today was just a glimpse of what Anil Kumble has made a career of and what Irfan Pathan can achieve, says Deepti Patwardhan. December 08, 2004 An ignored champion Why has Anil Kumble, asks Subodh Chitre, not got the kind of attention he deserves? December 03, 2004 Ntini was an example to the Indian quicks India deserved to win, says Barry Richards, because they were the better team; better balanced to be exact. December 01, 2004 Handy lead will play on South Africa's mind How much India's lower order batsmen contribute on day four will be a vital factor in the second Test against South Africa, says Barry Richards. November 29, 2004 Did Lloyd overstep his line? The ICC needs to lay down the rules vis-à-vis the recent Ganguly episode, else match referees will make the game their private reserve. November 26, 2004 Lifting of Ganguly's ban surprises Waugh The former Australia captain said the ICC may have had good reasons to backtrack. Ganguly should never have the new ball Opening the bowling with Sourav Ganguly, says Bob Woolmer, is a blot on Test cricket. November 24, 2004 Sehwag stands and delivers Deepti Patwardhan salutes Virender Sehwag, India's supposedly technically deficient batsman, on his eighth Test hundred, his third in 2004. November 20, 2004 Hard to see South Africa bowling India out twice Barry Richards discusses South Africa's chances in the two-Test series against India. November 10, 2004 India beaten by bad planning The BCCI missed a trick by not making the Aussies play at the Eden Gardens, says Ashish Magotra. November 09, 2004 Indian spinners delivered in patches Australia are not unbeatable but you have to be spot on for long periods if you are to get them down and keep them away, says Ian Healy. November 08, 2004 Core of our batting needs watching The Badanis, Mongias & Srirams must be given the chance they deserve when the South Africans come here. Batting in the final Test was a bit like a lottery The battle was so one-sided in favour of ball over the bat, says Justin Langer, that he would challenge anyone who suggests such a game is good for Test cricket. November 02, 2004 The pitch looks as dry as a desert Australia's opening batsman Justin Langer says it will be no surprise if it turns from the first ball of the fourth Test in Mumbai. November 01, 2004 Series result has surprised no one The fourth Test at Mumbai should see a better equipped Sachin Tendulkar at the wicket, says Ian Healy. Archives Home | August-October 2004 | July 2004 | April-June 2004 | March 2004 | February 2004 | January 2004 | September-December 2003 | June-July 2003 | April-May 2003 | More guest columns

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