Greg Chappell was coach of the Indian team for two controversy-riddled years between 2005 and 2007 in which he clashed with several senior members of the team, especially then-captain Sourav Ganguly.
In an online chat, Chappell talked about the hard work he had put in to make Dhoni one of the world's best finishers.
Chappell was coach of the Indian team for two controversy-riddled years between 2005 and 2007 in which he clashed with several senior members of the team, especially then-captain and current Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) President Sourav Ganguly.
Former India coach Chappel said he was left awestruck when he saw Dhoni batting for the first time.
Watson tweeted a video of Imran, Richards and Chappell - the greats of the 80s - having a conversation and reliving their good old days.
Former India coach Greg Chappell has praised Irfan Pathan, calling him 'courageous and selfless'.
Irfan Pathan announced his retirement from all forms of cricket on Saturday, thus, bringing an end to a career that never took off despite incredible promise.
Steve Smith went past former Test captain Greg Chappell's tally of 7,110 runs with a comfortable single in the 51st over, moving into 10th position.
Laxman, in his recently launched autobiography '281 And Beyond', reveals that under the former Australian coach team India was divided into two or three factions and there was a serious trust deficit.
Ganguly strongly believes that his successor Dravid had no role in then-coach Chappell's decision to evict the left-handed batsman out of the Indian cricket team.
Ganguly got in touch with Chappell as he thought he "would be the best person" to help him in his mission.
During Chappell's stint with the Indian team, the swashbuckler lost captaincy and also his place in the squad for a while.
It was a four-match Test series between India and Australia when Ganguly announced his retirement out of the blue.
Sourav Ganguly revealed that his differences with Greg Chappell started with a side game during the tour of Zimbabwe in 2005.
Former coach of the Indian cricket team and an Australian great Greg Chappell has said that his two-year stint coaching the Indian cricket was a "bit more complicated" than he would have apprehended.
Entrusted with the responsibility of picking India's next chief coach, former captain Sourav Ganguly said that he will not "mess up" as he did once when he recommended Australian Greg Chappell's name in 2005.
New Delhi: ‘God of cricket' and team India's batting icon Sachin Tendulkar has finally revealed his feelings towards former coach, Greg Chappell. Tendulkar, in an event held in New Delhi, said that Chappell pushed back Indian cricket
Kolkata: A book recounting former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly's incident-filled cricket career has been unveiled here.Penned by a digital marketing expert with an IT company, Satptarshi Sarkar - a die-hard fan of the "Prince of
Melbourne: Former India coach Greg Chappell says his relations with Sachin Tendulkar soured after the Australian had asked the Indian cricket icon to bat down the order at the 2007 World Cup.The 66-year-old Chappell's statement
Mumbai: Former India coach Greg Chappell said the defending champions cannot be written off as one of the strong contenders for the ICC Cricket World Cup despite a poor outing Down Under."You can never underestimate
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