New Delhi: Finally curtains were lifted on future of Alastair Cook as ODI captain as ECB has decided to persist with him for the ICC World Cup starting next year in February in Australia and
London: Former skipper Kevin Pietersen Saturday said England cricket captain Alastair Cook was being selfish by writing off his team's chances in the 2015 World Cup.Pietersen, who was unceremoniously dropped from the side reportedly at
London: Slamming the team's decision-making and selections, former captain Mike Atherton has said split captaincy between Test and one-day cricket is an obvious way forward for England."England's decision-making over the last cycle, though, is still
London: Former skipper Andrew Strauss feels that sacking Alastair Cook as the England cricket captain ahead of the 2015 World Cup, Feb 14-March 29, would not end the team's ODI woes and, in fact, could
London: Former captain Alec Stewart feels that sacking Alastair Cook as England's ODI skipper just a few months ahead of the 2015 World Cup won't be the right step and asked the players not to
London: Former skipper Michael Vaughan admitted Tuesday that he was wrong in calling for Alastair Cook to be replaced as England's cricket captain.After England lost the Lord's Test to India, Vaughan advised Cook to take
SOUTHAMPTON, England: Alastair Cook says his England teammates still want him to be captain but denies the pressures of leading his country have damaged his form with the bat. Cook says "there is nothing worse
London: Alastair Cook has managed to hold on to England captaincy solely because of "politics", says maverick batsman Kevin Pietersen and insists that the disaster which the skipper is enduring in the series against India
New Delhi: England slumped to defeat against India at Lord's on Monday, collapsing after the lunch break to give MS Dhoni's side a 1-0 advantage in their five-Test series. Ishant Sharma kickstarted England's demise as
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