Greg Chappell, former India coach, has compared Sachin Tendulkar to Picasso and Bradman to Michelangelo.

Former India coach Greg Chappell mocked the Indian team saying they are not fit for Test cricket. The former Australian captain went a step ahead and blamed the Indian culture for the team's debacle in the tour of Australia.

India's former coach, has said that India "weren't really in Test cricket" on their tour to Australia, and that "Test cricket is pretty tough for them".

Is Team India divided or has the defeat in two Tests in Australia and four in England caused fissures in the team? Or as in the past, Australia is playing mind games and our cricketers should not be bothered at all?

Former India coach Greg Chappell has declined to address the Australian cricket team ahead of the Test series against Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men despite being invited by current coach Mickey Arthur.

After former India captain Sourav Ganguly termed Greg Chappell a "mad" man, pacer Ashish Nehra on Tuesday said that he too "never had a great experience" playing under the Australian.

There seems to be more than meets the eye to Australia coach Mickey Arthur's invitation to involve former India coach Greg Chappell in their preparations for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series which kicks off with the Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on December 26.

Ahead of India's 4-Test series against Australia, Sourav Ganguly has made a scathing attack on former Indian coach Greg Chappell, while taking a dig at Rahul Dravid at the same time.

Former India captain Sourav Ganguly feels that Greg Chappell's presence in the Australian dressing room, trying to plot the downfall of Indian batsmen, won't be of much benefit to the home team.

Former India coach Greg Chappell will address the out of form Australian cricketers before the first Test starting on December 26 to reveal to them the chinks in Sachin Tendulkar's armour, according to a report.