The September 11 attacks changed the way we used to think. Today it has made us more insecure, fearful, suspicious, and made us believe anything is possible in this modern world. But it has also made us more proactive and better prepared than at any time. How has 9/11 affected sports? Read on to find out.

They all made their debuts together around the same time. They all have played about the same number of Test matches. They were all primed for greatness and almost at the same time, they have achieved it. Let's take a look at these three cricketers who have helped shape up the fortune of their respective countries.

Indian cricket fanatics are looking forward to the new season with bated breath. Not because of the team per se, but because of the man in charge of the team. The appointment of Greg Chappell as the new coach brings a sense of belief and optimism. But, will he be able to handle the intense media scrutiny that goes with the most challenging job of his career?

Ever wonder why there are so few sporting icons from India who are famous around the world? Read on, because some of the reasons may startle an avid sports follower.

Some people like to call him a painter because his hands follow the will of his mind. Some people like to call him a ballet dancer because his legs can never miss a beat. For me, Roger Federer is an ultimate champion on the courts of Wimbledon and that is it. Being a three-time champion on the most famous lawns is no less an achievement as any other player before him, if not greater.