1) India’s batting slump is chronic, not acute It is a truth universally acknowledged that you can prove anything you want using Statsguru, but the weight of numbers is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: batting-wise, 2011 has been India’s wo

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LIVING ON THE EDGE: The undoubted talent of Australian opening batsman Phil Hughes is struggling to blossom at test level. If a film were to be made about him right now, it could well be called The Curious Case of Phillip Hughes. The left-handed open

Familiar story ... Phil Hughes edges one during the Ashes Fifth Test at the SCG. Photo: Quentin Jones If a film were to be made about him right now, it could well be called The Curious Case of Phillip Hughes. The left-handed opener from Macksville isn't

IF A film were to be made about him right now, it could well be called The Curious Case of Phillip Hughes. The left-handed opener from Macksville in New South Wales isn't living his life backwards but there are those that will argue his Test career has b

Australian opener Phil Hughes edges one to slips, was dropped, and repeated the dose the very next ball to be dismissed for seven. Picture: AFP Source: Herald Sun PHIL Hughes' batting woes are so bad that even downtrodden New Zealand is pleading for the