Narendra Hirwani

The greatest Test performances: Nos. 11-20 include Kumble's ten-for, Lara's 400, and Greenidge's epic chase

Former India allrounder WV Raman has been named the batting coach of the National Cricket Academy. The NCA governing board has also appointed TA Sekhar and Narendra Hirwani as the fast bowling and spin bowling coaches respectively

In wake of BCCI president Shashank Manohar's drive to eradicate conflict of interest issues, Narendra Hirwani has voluntarily stepped down as chairman of the Madhya Pradesh selection panel; his son Mihir is currently representing the state

Why has the quality of spinners in India declined? Ranji pitches? Overcoaching? The IPL? A defensive mindset? Five experts share their thoughts

Naman Ojha's performances for India A in Australia are rewards for almost two years of work with batting coach Pravin Amre

In their most challenging season, without TP Sudhindra and Mohnish Mishra, Madhya Pradesh are again in contention for a place in the Ranji knockouts. It is a remarkable feat after the tumult they have faced

The BCCI needs to do more to ensure young talent from the country's towns and districts isn't unnoticed

Benaud's advice, Richards' wicket and more

Amit Mishra is wearing a borrowed Test cap, but he has the heart to match the man he has borrowed the cap from

Cricinfo looks at what India's new panel of selectors brings to the table

India's newly-appointed national selectors, the first set to be paid by the BCCI, will be on a four-year contract which will be reviewed annually

Darren Sammy's return of 7 for 66 on his debut for West Indies at Old Trafford was not quite enough to give his side victory, nor did it put him in the top XI of best returns on debut. Here are the best of the best

At the end of the 2005-06 domestic season, Cricinfo takes a look back at what stood out

What drives Indian domestic cricket's warhorses, who turn up year on year, match after match?

Narendra Hirwani, the former India legspinner, is set to retire from first-class cricket after 23 years in the game

More readers' submissions of great series fightbacks

The World Cricket Classic, a Twenty20 cricket competition set to feature former leading international players, has been launched in London

A target of 117 was never going to be formidable and North enhanced their chances of making the final next month

Mithun Manhas lead the way with a patient 68 as North Zone gained a crucial 95-run lead against Central Zone at Gurgaon