Cricket has lost two skilful players and forthright personalities.

Beyond his batting virtuosity and impressive bowling record as a part-time medium pacer, it's Dexter intellectual approach to the game (and to life) which sets him apart.

Chauhan may not have a hundred, but forgetting his ‘minor’ contributions would mean forgetting the men who produced the highlights of India’s cricketing history.

The legendary West Indies cricketer lives on in the prose of those who witnessed him in action, and in the inherited, imbibed memories of successive generations of cricket fans.

Despite his repeated ability to bamboozle batsmen, it is unfortunate that the leg spinner is not mentioned in the same breath as other greats.

In 'On Cricket', the former English captain gives the reader different methods to approach cricket, its people and passions, and most importantly its social history.

Justice Amitava Roy's seven-page concurring judgment convicting Sasikala takes judicial eloquence to obscure heights.

A student from Delhi University on why it is important to protest Rohith Vemula’s death

The legendary Australian cricketer was the flag bearer of batting and not run making. Doing away with statistical crutches, he epitomises the free spirit of a player