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September 26, 2003

'My main aim is to get back into the Indian team'
Leg-spinner Sairaj Bahutule is confident that Mumbai will defend its Ranji Trophy title successfully.

'You don't pick top sides on sentiment'
India's cricket coach discusses the tough series coming up against New Zealand and Australia.

September 23, 2003

'Cricket is at a stage all sports go through'
Any sport that turns its back on commercialising the game will wither and die, warns ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed.

September 16, 2003

A smarter, more sensible Ricky
The Australian LOI captain in a tete-a-tete with Harini Rana during a 'commercial break'.

September 15, 2003

'We do not get credit for winning at home'
Yuvraj Singh says the Indian team wants to make a statement by beating the Kiwis in the upcoming series.

September 09, 2003

'Fast bowling is hard work but enjoyable'
Australia's bowling ace Brett Lee says he wants be known as a bowler who wants to bowl fast but takes a lot of wickets.

August 28, 2003

'I thought the team did not want me'
Saeed Anwar discusses the real reasons for his retirement with Faisal Shariff.

August 22, 2003

Coaches should be given longer stints: Patil
For junior players, winning or losing is not important, it is important to displace entrenched members of the national side, says the former Kenya and India 'A' coach.

August 21, 2003

'I am only thinking about consistency'
'If I play 10 matches, I need to get good scores in at least seven games,' says Wasim Jaffer.

August 20, 2003

'The present lot of cricketers is better behaved'
Australian captain Steve Waugh in conversation with former athlete Ashwini Nachappa on his life, career, sledging and charity work.