Maninder Singh

"While doing commentary with him, I felt I was learning cricket all over again"

Three posts are vacant in the BCCI's selection panel

Maninder Singh talks about losing his way after his all-too-brief spell at the top, and the hard road back

A versatile left arm spinner who broke onto the international circuit at the tender age of 17 and was hailed as the successor to the great Bishen Singh Bedi, he never made it to the heights that were expected of him

The Delhi High Court has lashed out at the DDCA for "crossing its limit" and undermining the authority of Justice Mukul Mudgal by sacking the selectors appointed by him

The Delhi & District Cricket Association's (DDCA) sports committee has decided to sack former India players Atul Wassan and Nikhil Chopra from the state's senior selection panel, while removing Maninder Singh from the junior selection panel

Why has the quality of spinners in India declined? Ranji pitches? Overcoaching? The IPL? A defensive mindset? Five experts share their thoughts

R Ashwin has lost his way in international cricket due to a combination of experimenting too much with his bowling and not receiving the right guidance, former India spinner Maninder Singh believes

Is there something in the national character that makes young talents taper away unfulfilled? That ensures brilliance is too easily satisfied?

A look at what prompted Virender Sehwag's allegations against the DDCA

One of India's most promising talents looks back at an all-too-brief career

How it feels to be trapped in the choking process

Dileep Premachandran looks back at the triumphant summer of 1986, when Chetan Sharma hepled bowl India to their only victory at Lord's

Maninder Singh has been admitted to a hospital in Delhi suffering from injuries to both his hands.

Maninder Singh, the former Indian left-arm spinner, is being questioned in Delhi in connection with alleged possession of cocaine

Why doesn't India have a single umpire on the ICC's Elite Panel?

It had to happen: eventually Test cricket was going to produce another tie, to go with the historic Brisbane match of 1960-61

India clinched the Goodwill Veterans' series 2-1 with an easy seven-wicket win over their Pakistan counterparts at Agra