« In a spin over Giles replacement | Ntini dismisses 'model' talk »
April 30, 2006Posted on 04/30/2006 in Commentary
The burnout issue
Burnout is fast becoming the hottest topic in cricket. Read Stephen Brenkley's discourse on it in The Independent.
Ian Botham echoed the thoughts of a nation by indicating that Andrew Flintoff had to be given proper rest, if not wrapped in cotton wool for most of the summer. Botham was rightly concerned about one player - anyone who saw Flintoff towards the end of the India tour was witnessing a body on the verge of rebellion - but he was fairly late to the general debate.
- Cricket starts to make noise in the United States
- Cook's unflinching resolve shines through
- Cricket vs Taliban
- How do you solve a problem like Chanderpaul?
- Time for reconciliation
- Match fixing: Rot in the system
- Toilers, not terrorisers
- Cricket, cement and golf
- Gayle: Twenty20's WG Grace
- From coins to fat cheques