Archive (Wisden Asia Cricket)

Greg Chappell explains why you need to modulate your focus out in the middle

Mukul Kesavan looks at why the ICC's present system of variable tolerance limits based on bowlers' speeds is untenable and unenforceable and suggests an alternative

The July issue of Wisden Asia Cricket was a celebration of modern cricket writing, with 15 of the best writers in the game selected their favourite piece of cricket writing by a modern cricket writer

Australia's tracks will offer plenty of pace and bounce, but the Indian seamers would do well to stick to the essential disciplines of line and length, writes Frank Tyson, in the December issue of Wisden Asia Cricket

Rahul Dravid celebrates one of Steve Waugh's defining qualities - his intensity

When great athletes are done and dusted, team shirts slid into mothballed suitcases, boots plastic-bagged in a musty garage, the final entries inked into record books, judgement commences

In which an unhealthy obsession with "Limmie" is confessed

Why can't Wasim Akram, Mark Boucher and Rahul Dravid play in the same team, asks Mukul Kesavan

Dilip Sardesai gets candid as he speaks to Wisden Asia Cricket

Bob Woolmer spoke to Chandrahas Choudhury back in August 2004 in an interview for Wisden Asia Cricket

Virender Sehwag on why he thinks Rahul Dravid is the perfect cricketer

Sachin Tendulkar's wicket in the Asia Cup final was only the second one that Dilshan Tillakaratne had taken

How Ranbir Singh Mahendra was elected BCCI president in 2004

One of cricket's most demonised figures, Harold Larwood was a force born out of the game's desire for equilibrium

The recent fashion for batsmen ruling themselves out raises a few interesting questions

Interview with Glenn McGrath

Peter Roebuck dissects - and appreciates - Glenn McGrath's bowling

When it comes to England v Australia, the most important battles are in the mind

It's England v Australia again. Only this time England actually have a chance, or so the form sheet says