South Africa
South Africa Shed its Choker Tag?
Rajeev Deshpande
The demolition of New Zealand shows the Proteas are in great form and have the opportunity to exorcise an old demon that has haunted the rainbow nation’s cricketing sides
Dutch courage wins in Dharamshala
Netherlands cricket came of age on an evening that saw South Africa batting wilting after a determined Dutch tail, helped by some poor fielding, set a target of 245 for the Proteas
Leading the Global South
BRICS+ as a non-Western bloc can better meet the needs of developing nations
The Best of the Best
A batsman, bowler and all-rounder to look out for from each of the 10 teams at the 2023 World Cup
Cheteshwar Pujara: The Tough Cookie
Can Cheteshwar Pujara triumph against all odds just one more time?
Complications of the Position
Making middle-order batsmen into openers in Tests usually doesn’t end well for India
A Small Still Voice
It is the capacity to hear the inner voice that for Gandhi reveals the distance he has traversed in his quest. Each invocation of the inner voice indicated to him his submission to God. This listening required proximity with oneself. This proximity could be attained through the practice of ahimsa
Lessons for India today from Mandela’s long walk to freedom
For a start, our leaders can emulate his impeccably courteous style of addressing their political rivals. Whether in power, or out of power
How the Gupta Brothers Bought a Country
Novelist Karan Mahajan chronicles the rise and fall of three small-time traders from Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh who went on to become the de facto rulers of South Africa
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