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West Indies make written complaint over Rajkot result
Nov 23, 2002: More than a week after India were 'awarded' the third one day in their current seven-game series with the West Indies, and the multitudes of protesting voices in the Caribbean, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has written to the International
Bangar has been the find of the series
Nov 22, 2002: The Jodhpur one-day international was different from the previous fivegames for one reason - the nature of the pitch
Dravid relieved after tense three-wicket win
Nov 21, 2002: Stand-in skipper Rahul Dravid was relieved India managed to hold on for a three-wicket win after making heavy weather of their 202-run target in the sixth one-day international against West Indies on Thursday.
Dravid leads India to series-levelling win at Jodhpur
Nov 21, 2002: There comes a time when every trend is bucked
The case against Duckworth and Lewis
Nov 19, 2002: Every time the rain-gods put in a little overtime, Frank Duckworth and Tony Lewis are invoked for their system of modifying the parameters of the one-day international to get past the interruption
Gayle powers West Indies to five-wicket win
Nov 18, 2002: When West Indies chased 291 with ease and won the fifth one-dayer by five wickets to take a 3-2 lead in this seven-match series, there was a sense of déjà vu that was unmistakable
Time to give Wright the accolades he deserves
Nov 18, 2002: It is now two years since John Geoffrey Wright took over as the first foreign coach of the Indian team
A NatWest final reprise at Ahmedabad
Nov 16, 2002: © Reuters The game at Ahmedabad's Motera stadium shaped exactly like the one at Rajkot
Dravid century seals sensational win for India at Ahmedabad
Nov 15, 2002: Some say this Indian team can tread water
Nov 15, 2002: For some people, it is akin to a pilgrimage, an annual-or-so journey undertaken with near-reverence to just imbibe their share of the action
Drastic steps for drastic situations
Nov 14, 2002: In
Nov 13, 2002: © CricInfo "Great minds think alike," said one wag
Trouble-marred one-day series to go ahead as scheduled
Nov 13, 2002: India's cricket officials refused to reschedule the one-day series against the West Indies despite crowd trouble in all the three matches played so far
Crowd trouble mars India's win at Rajkot
Nov 12, 2002: Five hundred runs scored in 77.1 overs, one explosive hundred, four other scores over 70, as many as 56 boundaries and seven sixes struck
Despite defeats, experiments must continue
Nov 11, 2002: If at all any proof was required that a team's form and record in Tests and the one-day game can be very different, the current contest between India and West Indies has amply provided it
Security beefed up for one-dayers in Gujarat
Nov 11, 2002: Police in the riot-torn state of Gujarat are stepping up security for three upcoming one-day internationals between India and West Indies amid fears that Hindu-Muslim hostilities could erupt at the cricket venues
Indian bowling is a cause for worry
Nov 10, 2002: © CricInfo Let me begin by saying that, sadly, crowd invasions seems to be an integral part of this West Indies tour of India
West Indies go two-up with seven-wicket win at Nagpur
Nov 9, 2002: After dew forced a delayed start to the 48-over-a-side match, Sourav Ganguly could not have been too disappointed at being asked to bat first on an easy-paced pitch
Nov 7, 2002: © CricInfo It was the levelheaded approach of Ramnaresh Sarwan that helped the West Indies to a thrilling win at Jamshedpur
Sarwan scripts thrilling last-ball win
Nov 6, 2002: The Keenan Stadium in Jamshedpur witnessed the coming of age of Ramnaresh Sarwan, who played a memorable knock to pull of a sensational last-ball win for West Indies
West Indies won by 5 wickets (with 7 balls remaining)
