DLF League

Tuesday 18, November 2008

Yuvraj is currently going great guns.

“I see Yuvi as a potential match-winner in Tests too. Over the years, he has already shown he's a match-winner in ODIs.”
Kris Srikkanth, the chairman of India’s international selectors, believes that Yuvraj Singh could fill the space Sourav Ganguly’s retirement has created in the Indian Test line-up.

“You have to have different training than others to make great players.”
Yograj Singh, Yuvraj’s father, explains the thinking behind his son's intensive weights regime.

“I'm going to take Yuvraj out in the hotel tonight and make sure he doesn't come to Kanpur for the next game.”
Kevin Pietersen explains his latest plan to stop Yuvraj’s golden run of form.

“Dhoni has changed the face of Indian cricket, there is no doubt about that. He leads from the front; he has charisma and players like him. You can't ask for anything more.”
Wasim Akram is in little doubt that MS Dhoni has helped revolutionise Indian cricket.

“England are 2-0 down already and this is rapidly becoming a face-saving operation for Kevin Pietersen's men.”
The BBC’s Jonathan Agnew on England’s struggles against India.

“I wouldn't be expecting them to be coming out and doing a Sehwag to me again.”
Australia’s Jason Krejza expects New Zealand's batsmen to give him an easier ride than their Indian counterparts.