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  T20 World Cup 2021: New Zealand is strongest cricket team across all formats, says Mike Atherton

  Cricket | November 11, 2021 12:03 IST

  Former England skipper Mike Atherton feels New Zealand is the strongest team across all three formats of the game at the moment after the Black Caps reached their maiden T20 World Cup final.

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  Root's golden run of form is reward for some incredible work he did during lockdown: Atherton

  Cricket | August 15, 2021 13:03 IST

  Root has been in sensational form in Test cricket this year. On Saturday, he struck his second consecutive hundred of the series, remaining unbeaten on 180 as England took a 27-run lead in the second Test

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  England players will have little appetite for IPL 2021, feels Mike Atherton

  Cricket | May 11, 2021 21:32 IST

  England's director of cricket Ashley Giles had earlier said that players from the country won't be playing in the remainder of IPL, which was postponed indefinitely last week due to the emergence of Covid-19 cases within the tournament bio-bubble.

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  Just don't see gap in calendar for IPL 2021 to be rescheduled: Mike Atherton

  Cricket | May 05, 2021 20:07 IST

  Atherton said that any argument for holding the IPL would have become unacceptable when Covid-19 cases started emerging within the bio-bubble.

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  'Absolutely ridiculous': Former cricketers slam ICC for slapping one-Test ban on Jason Holder

  Cricket | February 04, 2019 14:15 IST

  Michael Vaughan, in a series of tweets, said he found the ban 'absolutely bonkers' and thinks that Holder is 'very very unlucky'.

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  Michael Atherton says IPL has disrupted cricket

  Cricket | July 11, 2018 21:47 IST

  Atherton was joined by fellow England player Mike Gatting and former Sri Lanka skipper Kumar Sangakkara for a discussion on cricket.

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  Split captaincy is the way forward for England: Mike Atherton

  Cricket | September 04, 2014 16:53 IST

  London: Slamming the team's decision-making and selections, former captain Mike Atherton has said split captaincy between Test and one-day cricket is an obvious way forward for England."England's decision-making over the last cycle, though, is still