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October 20, 2009Posted on 10/20/2009 in Champions Twenty20 League
Where are all the IPL teams?
Malcolm Conn calls the failure of India’s teams to reach the Champions League semi-finals an “embarrassment” for the Indian Premier League. In the Australian Conn writes about the first staging of the tournament and talks to Stuart Clark about New South Wales’ huge game with Victoria.
Ben Rohrer, the New South Wales batsman, stole Australia’s domestic prize from Victoria earlier in the year, and he speaks to the Age’s Jesse Hogan about not being a Twenty20 specialist.
- 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