Geoffrey Boycott News
He cocked up with his tactics: Boycott criticizes Root for Lord's defeat
Former England captain GeoffreyBoycott thinks that England were ‘stupid’ with their tactics and captain JoeRoot made a blunder in fieldplacements at the end of India’s third inning
'We were all 'bloody Indians' to them': Farokh recalls his experience with racism in England
Racism is prevalent all over the world and there are countless people who were affected by racist comments. Not just the citizens even the celebrities, cricketers and other persona
'Once the IPL started, the English are licking our backsides'
Former India wicket-keeper Farokh Engineer has revealed his County days as a Lancashire player where he faced racism from the English.Engineer went to play for the English County C
Root is capable of overhauling Tendulkar, says Boycott
There has been a debate among the cricket fans and followers over the years if any cricketer in future will be able to surpass Sachin Tendulkar's run tally in Test cricket, and Eng
Cricket commentary is not men's monopoly
Lisa Sthalekar, the former Australian captain, who has now been a successful female commentator has rubbished the claims of ex-England opener Geoffrey Boycott, who recently insiste
Geoffrey Boycott steps down from commentary duties
Geoffrey Boycott, the legendary England player and former captain, said goodbye to the commentary, thinking of the coronavirus panic and physical condition. He has been with the BB
BBC keeps Boycott's punditry role safe despite controversies
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has confirmed that Geoffrey Boycott will remain in punditry role on its Test match special radio show despite being heavily criticized fo
Boycott apologizes for racist remarks
England legendary batsman and current cricket commentator, Geoffrey Boycott, has apologized on twitter after making racist remarks that he needed to "black up his face" to receive
'West Indies worst Test team in 50 years' says Boycott
The West Indies have received relentless criticisms from former cricketers after Jason Holder’s side crushed into a worse defeat in the first ever day-night Test match held in Engl
