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Game Theory | Rohit Brijnath 12:40 AM | September 15,2007
Former Australian captain Steve Waugh lost some tosses but won all the Test matches between 1999-2001
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Game Theory | Rohit Brijnath 12:07 AM | September 01,2007
Guys like me can still recall the exquisite suffering that arrived when cork hockey ball met frozen thigh
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Game Theory | Rohit Brijnath 12:02 AM | August 18,2007
India is a generation behind Australia in cricket, but the Australians are not satisfied
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Game Theory | Rohit Brijnath 12:39 AM | July 28,2007
Federer and Sampras fit sports psychologist Sandy Gordon’s description of the “task-aware” athlete
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Game Theory | Rohit Brijnath 12:04 AM | July 07,2007
The moment strength becomes a major ingredient, as it is in most sport, testing has to be mandatory
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Game Theory | Rohit Brijnath 12:29 AM | June 23,2007
After attending two Olympics, and 11 years of squeezing triggers, one year ago Abhinav Bindra became the first Indian to win gold at a world championship
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Game Theory | Rohit Brijnath 12:45 AM | June 09,2007
Recognizing Tiger is not enough, if you’re not familiar with his skills, you need to study him this summer
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Game Theory | Rohit Brijnath 12:22 AM | May 26,2007
Cricket usually doesn’t disturb the pain meter. Not like the Tour de France, whose insanity was once revealed by cyclist Stephen Hodge
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Game Theory | Rohit Brijnath 12:09 AM | May 12,2007
Outstanding teams want the ball, the challenge, this examination of themselves, this chance to show off, this opportunity to scar the opposition
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Game Theory | Rohit Brijnath 12:04 AM | April 28,2007
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Game Theory | Rohit Brijnath 12:39 AM | April 07,2007
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Game Theory | Rohit Brijnath 12:43 AM | March 17,2007
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Game Theory | Rohit Brijnath 12:34 AM | March 03,2007
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Game Theory| Rohit Brijnath 12:25 AM | February 17,2007
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