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‘Dhoni and I have great respect for each other’
Boria Majumdar
Media-shy coach Gary Kirsten, who all will agree has played a starring role in making Team India the fighting, winning unit it is today, talks to Open on how he goes about his business.
“100 Is Never Enough”
After an astonishing 2009, Virender Sehwag has been named by England’s The Daily Telegraph as ‘the player of the decade’. Open talks to the Nawab of Najafgarh about his plans, and finds that this man does not even know how to think small.
Colour Me Bad
This Pakistani cricketer-turned-politician has always been the paparazzi’s delight. In this biography, Sandford follows a similar path instead of trying to unravel the enigma called Imran Khan.
When Sehwag Went SehWhack
Life that ebbed and flowed around the field as one man came close to a triple century.
Sachin@20
In a fascinating one hour of cricket addabaazi, Sachin Tendulkar reminisces about his 20 years in international cricket.
Indo-Aussie cricket rivalry
There is a history of bad blood. And bad blood is something all great rivalries need
Pride and Avarice
How the glory of wearing the India cap is rapidly being eclipsed by the greed for big bucks in slambang leagues.
‘I Like the Way Dhoni has Handled Captaincy’
Open catches up with Sourav Ganguly to read his mind on what lies ahead in the upcoming India-Australia series.
How Cricket Became Boring
It was unthinkable. That a day would come when the urban Indian male would admit he is bored of cricket. But the truth is that the sport is fast losing its charm among its most commercially influential devouts
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