Every month or so (normally after a India-Sri Lanka bilateral series) we always hear about how ODI’s need to be “revamped” or “improved” especially with the rise of Twenty20 cricket. Here at Whoisthefezz Cricket, we have a drastic plan to save ODIs: Leave them alone!
Not since 1994 was Zimbabwe a challenging cricket outfit before the team and country went to shambles, but now in 2010 Zimbabwe is on its feet and wants to play. Nims looks back at the Micromax cup featuring (who else but) India and Sri Lanka.
Every two years, for one week, the members of the mighty bloc put aside their similarities, and duke it out for subcontinental superiority in the Asia Cup. Freemo lays out the epic backstory behind this year’s contest.
Until the rise of Nathan Hauritz and the emergence of Steven Smith, Australia had a much publicised revolving door selection policy of spinners to fill the void of Warne, MacGill and Hogg. Unfortunately some roles in the team are easily filled, so join Nimsworth as he looks at some quality Australian players that have for one reason or another, been off the radar for a bit.
The World Twenty20 is always a guaranteed plus for the ICC. The quality of cricket is normally fairly high, the fodder teams don’t overstay their welcomes and the lack of sponsors plastered on players, commentary and in between balls is always refreshing. Join Nimsworth as he looks at some highlights of the 2010 edition.
With the IPL still in the news for all the wrong reasons, join Nimsworth as he completely ignores the indiscretions of Lalit Modi and focuses on the important things in this years edition of the Indian Premier League.
