| Series | Countries | Live Scores | Fixtures | Results | News |
Features
|
Photos | Blogs | Statistics | Archive | Video & Audio | Games | Mobile | |||||||||||||||||||||
« 'Go off in green and gold' | Spinners put through the wringer »
September 5, 2006Posted on 09/05/2006 in Australian cricket
Warne an idiot?
Shane Warne, in an extract from his autobiography published in The Times, reflects on the cost of cricket to his personal life:
I have done a few stupid things along the way, on and off the field. There are some people who think I am a bit of an idiot and, at times, I would have to admit they’ve been right. But whether they love me or hate me, they are still interested in me and when you cut through everything else I think that is because of the way I play the game.
- Why the IPL needs an upgrade
- Yuvraj tackles the toughest ball
- Bracewell's cricket journey
- Greg Chappell on ending a lean batting spell
- DRS has changed the game
- It's crunch time for England's top five
- Fleming recalls back-from-dead tales
- Can England retain their top six for Sri Lanka?
- BCCI's high-handedness must stop
- What next for Yuvraj