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‘Dhoni must shut out the distraction’

This World Cup is too close to call, which means that even the peripheral aspects of the game will assume importance

India’s World Cup

That the World Cup merits importance even when the 50-over format is struggling is further proof of its prestige.

The World Cup Mall

Dhoni TVs, Sachin toothpastes, stockbrokers who turn travel agents and hundreds of cameramen taking three-and-a-half thousand flights

‘Need to Use the Breaks between Games Well’

Teams that come out on top in long-duration tournaments almost inevitably have a standout bowler to thank for their success. If India are to be that team this World Cup, Zaheer Khan might well be their man. Coming after the highly successful series in South Africa, Zaheer looks good to strike it big. We spoke to him as he was readying for the campaign

The Game Bookies Play

The odds of the game played on the other side of the ropes

‘New Name for Pressure Is Responsibility’

Chances are, this will be a spinners’ tournament, given the pitches and playing conditions in the Subcontinent. If that’s the case, India’s fortunes might well revolve around Harbhajan Singh’s spinning fingers. His thoughts on the subject

On the Road with Kapil’s Devils

One of the few Indian journalists to have covered the 1983 World Cup recalls the campaign that changed cricket

Fighter Federer, Shanker Federer

The not so obvious things about Roger Federer

The Indian Gene in Team West Indies

Off-spinner Anisa Mohammed believes she has Indian roots. But she is more interested in taking wickets and listening to Celine Dion

Goodfellas

How South Indian cricketers are different

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