Greg Chappell

A cricket fan was initially denied entry to the Sheffield Shield final for wearing a "Free Imran Khan" T-shirt, but Cricket Australia later reversed the decision. Authorities clarified that support for the jailed former Pakistan captain is considered a humanitarian issue, not a political one, allowing fans with similar messages entry.

Australian greats Greg Chappell and Clarrie Grimmett will be inducted into the International Cricket Council's Hall of Fame, on Saturday, during a presentation at the Adelaide Oval.

Spinner Harbhajan Singh on Sunday said that 2007 World Cup is the lowest point of his career as the side did not manage to progress further than the group stages. Harbhajan also criticised Greg Chappell for dividing the team and added that to date, no one knows what was the real motive of Chappell in trying to do the things he did.

"He can write whatever he likes. But I don't want to speak about Greg Chappell anymore," said former Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly.

Former India pacer Venkatesh Prasad has revealed that pacer Deepak Chahar, who has done well in the ongoing series against Sri Lanka, was once told to quit cricket find another job by Australian coach Greg Chappell during his time at the Rajasthan Cricket Academy.

Former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly has blamed former India coach Greg Chappell's 'backroom politics' for effectively ruining his career.

Over 2 decades after he resigned as Australian selector due to 'archaic structure' of then cricket administration, Greg Chappell is in running to take over the job once again.

Former South African bowler Allan Donald believes that subcontinent cricketers "lack discipline" which often resulted in a rift with their coaches.

It is widely believed by many cricket followers that former Australian captain Ian Chappell knows everything about cricket and what he doesn't know is probably not worth knowing. And when he recently announced retirement from cricket commentary after 45 years behind the microphone (began doing commentary in 1977), it was widely felt that the game and its fans would be deprived of a vocal, sagacious expert.

"The underarm had very little to do with winning that game of cricket, because, in fact, we'd won the game," said Chappell, now CA's talent manager.

In his autobiography, "Beyond Boundaries," cricketer Sandeep Patil compared India's cricket coaches since John Wright. Patil praised Wright's respectful, low-key approach, contrasting it with Greg Chappell's aggressive, disruptive style. Patil argued that Chappell's attempts to impose Australian cricket culture created rifts and ultimately hurt the team.

Former India coach Greg Chappell might have made an unceremonious exit but Suresh Raina believes the Australian did a great service to Indian cricket.

In his autobiography, "Beyond Boundaries," former Indian player Sandeep Patil lauded John Wright's coaching style, contrasting it with the approaches of Greg Chappell and Anil Kumble. Patil highlighted Wright's ability to foster a supportive environment that allowed players to thrive, unlike Chappell's confrontational style that created rifts within the team.

The RCA has started looking at alternatives for the position of director of their upcoming academy after not getting response from Chappell.

MS Dhoni's meteoric rise to fame is the tale of a rustic boy who emerged from the tribal hinterland to become the most decorated captain in Indian cricket history.

A day after Ganguly termed Greg Chappell a "mad" man, pacer Ashish Nehra said that he too "never had a great experience" playing under the Australian.

Greg Chappell has always acknowledged that Sourav Ganguly's support was one of the reasons he got the coaching job in 2005 but Sunil Gavaskar sought to put the record straight by saying that it is a "misconception".

Former India captain Sourav Ganguly on Tuesday declined to react to the comments made by Greg Chappell in his autobiography 'Fierce Focus'.

Greg Chappell was "rigid and inflexible" in his approach as a coach and did not know how to run an international team, former India batsman VVS Laxman has claimed in his book. "The coach had his favourites, who were well looked after, while the others were left to fend for themselves. The team had disintegrated before our eyes," he writes.

India last lifted the ODI World Cup trophy at home in 2011. Now, after a span of 12 years, will the Indian fans get to witness history repeating again on home soil? Former India coach Greg Chappell believes it is quite possible as home advantage makes India a huge favourite but at the same time he suggested to be cautious and should not be heartbroken if things don't go your way.

Former Indian coach Greg Chappell has said that Indian team lacked leaders because parents, school teachers & coaches made all the decisions in Indian system.

Taking another dig at Team India, former coach Greg Chappell has said that team was not "really interested in Test cricket" during the series against Australia.

Announcing his retirement, former India allrounder Irfan Pathan clarified that blaming then India coach, Australian Greg Chappell for his downfall was a “cover-up" and the only time he got to bat up high in the order was when Rahul Dravid was the captain. Chappell said, “Irfan was happy to play whatever role the team required. He was courageous and selfless."

With just 17 days to go for the Big Bash League, CA National Talent Manager Greg Chappell picks his favourite top five Young Gun Batsmen to watch in this year's T20 carnival.

Former India's cricket coach Greg Chappell feels Indian skipper MS Dhoni's phenomenal success must be credited to playing cricket in gullies and parks.

Irfan Pathan reflects on Greg Chappell's tenure as India's coach, acknowledging personal benefits but noting the cultural clash. Chappell's aggressive communication, emphasizing performance-based selection, created insecurity within the team. Pathan believes Chappell's intent was positive but his failure to adapt to Indian culture ultimately hindered his success, a crucial lesson in coaching.

Team India's coach Greg Chappell is not new to controversy. He has been dogged by it ever since he became the Indian coach.

Cricket legends, including India's Kapil Dev and Sunil Gavaskar, have backed former Pakistan PM Imran Khan, who is imprisoned and reportedly suffering from vision loss due to alleged medical negligence. Former Australian captain Greg Chappell initiated a petition for Khan's proper medical care, which has garnered support from numerous international captains.

When Greg Chappell was India coach he taught the team how to win one-day internationals while chasing targets, former India all-rounder Suresh Raina has said. "We were all playing well at that point, but I remember him stressing a lot on breaking down run chases at batting meetings," he wrote.