Kris Srikkanth

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"You keep talking about process, process... but the process of selection itself is wrong"

Kris Srikkanth and Anjum Chopra will also be presented lifetime achievement awards

India's first World Cup-winning captain believes that match situations should dictate who bats at No.4 for the team

Sanjay Manjrekar looks back at his encounters with Imran Khan and the side he led, and the Sharjah matches of the '90s

The former India captain's average may be below 30, but his daredevil batting and his quaint mannerisms made him a cult favourite in his hometown

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How much does Kris Srikkanth remember about his career and the bowlers who dismissed him?

An imagination-embellished stroke that turned the course of the 1983 World Cup final

The Supreme Court reserved its final order on the 2013 IPL corruption case with reference to the role of sidelined BCCI president N Srinivasan

The official one-dayer had been abandoned because of bad light and a 20-over exhibition match organised instead

Following the victory against Kolkata Knight Riders, Sunrisers Hyderabad's Shikhar Dhawan has said it was"amazing to see our name in the top four" after not many had given the team a chance

Former India selectors, one of them a part of the selection committee as recently as the World Twenty20 in September this year, have called for drastic changes to the team they themselves built

Laxman's decision to retire 'with immediate effect' leaves one wondering about the job done by India's national selection panel

When asked why Virender Sewhag, who has been rested for India's Asia Cup campaign, was not withdrawn from the ongoing CB Series, Kris Srikkanth responded with two words: "shut up"

Kris Srikkanth has defended his selection committee's decisions, saying though India's losses in Australia were "devastating" the selectors had picked the best squad they could

Kris Srikkanth, the chief India selector, has blamed the inability of the batsmen to make big scores for the team's defeats in the first two Tests of the Australia tour

How do we begin to evaluate their judgement in taking punts on players if we are forever confronted with the elementary errors they persist in making?

Kris Srikkanth, India's chief of selectors, has described India's tour of England as a "bad dream" and said it is time for the team to move ahead