Gary Kirsten

Allrounder Yuvraj Singh, who on Monday became Indian Premier League's costliest-ever buy by going for a whopping Rs 16 crore ($2.67 million) to Delhi Daredevils, said that he was happy to be playing again under former India coach Gary Kirsten

Gary Kirsten talks about his experiences coaching India and South Africa, handling stars, expectations, and the state of Indian bowling

Kevin Pietersen, the new captain of Delhi Daredevils, has rated Gary Kirsten as the No.1 coach at the moment, and said the franchise is lucky to have the South African in its coaching staff

Delhi Daredevils was the only IPL franchise to not retain any players ahead of the 2014 IPL auction. This, new coach Gary Kirsten has said, was because the franchise wanted to make a fresh start

Not many will forget this unwavering leader who set the agenda during South Africa's most challenging era

Gary Kirsten has called Graeme Smith the "greatest captain ever" in Test cricket

Self-belief, presence and a feel for his players - Gary Kirsten on why Graeme Smith was a natural-born leader

Without the coach who took them to No. 1 and the allrounder who made them great, South Africa are trying to surf into a tidal wave

Gary Kirsten, the former South Africa coach, has distanced himself from becoming the next England team director.

ESPNcricinfo looks at the leading rivals to Ashley Giles to become England's new team director, with responsibility across all three formats

Despite having talented batsmen in their ODI batting line-up, South Africa have failed to produce match-winning performances in recent times

Hashim Amla is doubtful for the ODIs against Pakistan in the UAE, as his wife is yet to deliver their second child. Colin Ingram has been put on standby

Gary Kirsten has said he knew Virat Kohli was destined for success when he worked with the batsman during his tenure as India coach

Gary Kirsten has joined Delhi Daredevils as head coach, the IPL franchise tweeted on Tuesday

Gary Kirsten's time in charge of South Africa finished the way of a few men before him, and there appears no end in sight to the team's quest to banish their demons

In his final act as South Africa coach, Gary Kirsten did not shy away from the team's uncomfortable history of failing at pressure stages in major events, admitting they "choked" against England

South Africa go into the Champions Trophy with realistic expectations, especially without a few key figures in the fold

An analysis of how well or poorly the leading Test batsmen started and finished their illustrious careers