This month’s editorial looks at a month in which cricket has been dragged through the mud, and asks whether it has done enough to clean itself from the foul stench of corruption.
In my All Out Cricket column on 4 October, I vehemently argued that a packed international fixture schedule must never come at the expense of high quality Test match cricket.
Despite a wonderful show by the NFL, there are 2 many obstacles to hosting multiple games in the UK, and some worrying signs for London prior to 2012, writes Rohan Kallicharan.
As much as we hate to admit it, and as much as it really isn’t, we really cannot help convincing ourselves that sport really is a matter of life and death.
Rohan Kallicharan says it is time for the West Indian selectors to put their faith in youth and continue to blood young talent following the Twenty20 victory over England at The Oval.
Following recent claims by The Guardian’s Sarfraz Manzoor of racism in English cricket, Rohan Kallicharan argues that nothing could be further from the truth.
In this month’s editorial, Ro reflects on an unusually large number of cricket related phone calls on August 13, a Bolt on the Blue in Daegu, and of course the forthcoming Rugby World Cup.
Rohan Kallicharan looks ahead to the 2011/2 NFL Season and gives his tip for Super Bowl glory …
Rohan Kallicharan examines the debris of a 4-0 thumping that hits right at the heart and psyche of Indian cricket.
It’s that month of August, the point when the sporting Venn Diagram overlaps, as we reach the critical moment of a thrilling cricket season and a Rugby World Cup, probably to be overshadowed by the start of the Premier League season.
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