New Delhi, Oct. 11 -- Delhi cricket has rarely been short of stars. Some have emerged from the fiercely competitive cricketing circuit to play for India, lead it and some became household names through the IPL. Yet, somewhere along the way, they have struggled to produce results as a team. For a team with Delhi's pedigree, that is rather paradoxical. As another Ranji season starts, new head coach Vijay Dahiya, aware of the talent and resources at his disposal, has been asking his players a pointed question: "Rather than asking what the state is doing for you, what are you doing for the state?" Dahiya told HT. It is a question that cuts to the heart of Delhi's struggles in red-ball cricket. The seven-time winners and eight-time runners-up la...