Tag Archives: India v Australia 2013

Couch Talk 78 with Peter Lalor

Posted on April 30, 2013 by thecricketcouch

In this episode, Australian cricket journalist Peter Lalor talks about the reasons for decline in the standards of Australia’s shield cricket including Aussie Rules Football attraction for the young Aussie athletes as the preferred sport, the impact of Big Bash … Continue reading →

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On Rahane’s Debut

Posted on March 24, 2013 by thecricketcouch

Benefit of the doubt – it’s an omnipresent strand in the fabric of cricket. There is an unwritten rule in cricket that the benefit of the doubt goes to the batsman. However, an underlying basis in it is that the … Continue reading →

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It’s Just Test Cricket

Posted on March 5, 2013 by thecricketcouch

Australia finds itself two Tests down with two to go. They aren’t anywhere close to figuring out what their best XI is, where their best batsman Michael Clarke should be playing, or the most potent combination of bowlers is. It … Continue reading →

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Couch Talk 70 with Ed Cowan

Posted on February 12, 2013 by thecricketcouch

In this episode, Australian Test opener Ed Cowan talks about his international career so far, the recent Test series vs South Africa and Sri Lanka, the upcoming Test series against India, the Shane Watson situation and the “Warniefesto”. Follow Eddie … Continue reading →

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