Smriti Mandhana on India’s winning culture

Smriti Mandhana on India’s winning culture

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New era for England as Stephen Fleming appointed Test coach

Eleanor Oldroyd, Jim Maxwell and Charu Sharma react to the news that England have appointed Stephen Fleming as their new Test coach with Joe Root returning as skipper. Charu feels he could be a calming influence, while Jim believes it doesn’t matter that England have appointed an ...  Show more

Sir Garfield Sobers stands alongside Pele, Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods

West Indies fast bowling legend Ian Bishop tells Stumped that Sir Garfield Sobers transcended the game and stands alongside sporting icons like Pele, Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods. Sir Gary died at the age of 89 and was regarded as one of the sport’s greatest ever players. Aliso ...  Show more

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