From the publishers of THE HINDU
VOL.33 :: NO.15 :: Apr. 15, 2010
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‘The Monk' turns on the heatMurali Vijay's transformation from a correct and solid opening batsman to a marauder in Twenty20, who has not ignored the basics, reflects a cricketing mind that can find solutions to complex problems. He has changed gears without changing his game, writes S. Dinakar.
The skills of PontingWith the introduction of the one-day game and the 20/20 competitions, a monumental change has overtaken the face of cricket. The very shape of the game has been altered.
‘No issue with day-night Tests' “Test cricket needs some innovations, but they shouldn't tamper too much with the essence of the game,” says Steve Waugh in a chat with G. Viswanath.
The Strauss resting strategy The England captain is not so much setting a new trend as using his commonsense to extend his career and show his team-mates the way to the future, writes Ted Corbett.
Grit and glory The final was all about endurance and Nathan Thompson came out with flying colours. Amitabha Das Sharma reports.
To supposed purists, the Irishman's missile like throw-ins are an affront to the essence of football, but to Stoke fans they are simply a weapon to be exploited. By Richard Brown. FEATURE 
Wingers in vogue againIt should be emphasised that the two arguably best players in the world, who have indeed won that very title in successive years, are both wingers; Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, writes Brian Glanville. Advt Links: • calling card
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