"He's the hooker in a team full of virgins; the drinker in a team full of people who don't drink. 
Mike Atherton
Guess this is the best of the lot in the last six months, where Athers was able to enjoy the disharmony among his old foes and take jibes at Mr.Ricky on Andrew Symonds issue. The sarcasm is evident from the fact that , captain clean himself had significant alcohol related issues at the beginning of his career
“Hopefully, he gets all of them in a boot camp and Freddie [Andrew] Flintoff and [Kevin] Pietersen hurt their knees, that would be great.
Shane Warne
Shane, the maverick is not still forgiving the laptop coach for putting him in a pre Ashes boot camp. Buch didn’t comprehend that having Warne toss the ball in his hand was enough to send Poms back to their dugout( sorry dressing room -so much T20, yaar)
It's interesting to see each other's balls. Mine's, one side is a little bit rougher than Ben Hilfenhaus.
Mitchell Johnson, probably too innocent to understand this was a good fodder for double entendres. But our silly minds don’t come to think of the cricket balls that he is talking of.
There's no question he and his bowling tactics were inside my mind that series, and I knew I'd hit rock bottom when one night I rolled over in bed to give my wife Mel a kiss goodnight and all I saw was Freddie Bloody Flintoff.
Adam Gilchrist
This is the worst example of the equivalent of the work related stress. Hope Gilly didn’t duc k on seeing his wife’s face, imagining a Flintoff beamer
If you're dead you can't earn any money. Life's obviously more important than earning cash.
Ross probably told what nobody ever knew; probably he will make a very good self help consultant once he hangs his boot
Twenty20 is not a gentleman's game. It's like a one-night stand and not a marriage. It is a street format and the goonda [thug] doesn't know what is a late cut or a cover drive.
Ad man Prahlad Kakkar
How wrong was the adman proven in the recent IPL (remember Rahul’s, Sachin’s, Kaliis’ and Hodge innings. It was a case of bashing the T20 just for the sake of it
It's a truly absurd thing [for the BCCI] to flex their muscles in the commentary box for fear that Ravi Shastri (IPL) and Craig McMillan (ICL) might accidentally exchange bodily fluids that could eventually infect all the right-thinking people of the cricketing world.
Dylan Cleaver in the
Another fine one, which was as good as spitting on the face of BCCI- BCCI went all the way to nail the ICL as would a ruthless business house do- they had to because ,IPL was a stolen idea and only way to erase that would be to destroy the original owner of the idea!
The more mistakes you make, the more responsibility you are given."
Sir Viv Richards with his views on the executive of the West Indies Cricket Board
Laments about the sorry state of WICB; not knowing it’s the norm in Indian politics ; more corrupt you are, more chances you are given to swindle!!
There are more backroom staff than there are players out there … so how the hell does a player think for himself.
Geoff Boycott
How true is that; they have transformed a simple game into such complexities with not much in terms of addition of skill?
If I have a drink in hand, I excuse myself by saying, 'I'll just get a drink' but never show up in front of that person again.
Mahendra Singh Dhoni
Our captain Marvel (not exactly after T20 WC), is not alone in this, as this is what we do to avoid the PETER English in our class/ work / anywhere
He intimidated opposition fast bowlers; they might deny it, but he did. I'm sure a few of them thought about wearing a helmet when they were bowling to him. I did.
Jason Gillespie
Yeah I too though it should be made mandatory for fast bowlers to bowl with helmets lest someone die on the field hit by a bullet from Haydos’ bat on live TV
If I happen to play I'll put 150,000% in.
Doug Bollinger, before his OZ debut. I think no one ever got excited so much to quote such a high percentage of commitment - unmatched
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