India v England

No. 37

Ganguly takes his shirt off

Aug 30, 2009: A brattish upstart brings the tone of Lord's down a notch or two

NatWest Series, match 6

India v Sri Lanka

2003: At Birmingham, July 6

NatWest Series, match 3

India v Sri Lanka

2003: At The Oval, June 30

NatWest Series 2002, Final

England v India

2003: As this year's England-India one-day series reaches its climax, we look back to the amazing final of 2002, when India overhauled England's imposing total of 325

NatWest Series, match 8

England v India

2003: At The Oval, July 9

NatWest Series, match 7

England v Sri Lanka

2003: At Manchester, July 7

NatWest Series, match 5

England v India

2003: At Chester-le-Street, July 4 (day/night)

NatWest Series, match 4

England v Sri Lanka

2003: At Leeds, July 2

NatWest Series, match 2

England v India

2003: At Lord's, June 29

The Natwest Series, match 1

England v Sri Lanka

2003: At Nottingham, June 27 (day/night)

The NatWest Series, 2002

2003: This tournament was defined by one game

NatWest Series, match 9

India v Sri Lanka

2003: At Bristol, July 11 (day/night)

NatWest to extend one-day international sponsorship

Jul 14, 2002: The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and NatWest, part of The Royal Bank of Scotland Group, today announced a continuation of NatWest's sponsorship of one-day international cricket to cover the 2003-2005 seasons

Ganguly toasts India, England distraught

Jul 13, 2002: India captain Sourav Ganguly hailed his team after they secured victory in a fantastic final to win the NatWest triangular tournament at Lord's

India home in Lord's thriller by two wickets

Jul 13, 2002: There might have been one-day matches that have ebbed and flowed with more regularity and have produced more exciting finishes

Thorpe quits one-day internationals

Jul 13, 2002: The England batsman Graham Thorpe has announced his retirement from one-day international cricket

We must go forward all the time - Hussain

Jul 12, 2002: Nasser Hussain collected his OBE at Buckingham Palace today, but was quickly back into his stride as England's captain ahead of tomorrow's NatWest Series final against India at Lord's.

Form on the day will decide Final, says Ganguly

Jul 12, 2002: England may be the bookies' favourites to win tomorrow's NatWest Series final against India at Lord's, but India's captain, Sourav Ganguly, isn't setting too much store by what the bookies think.

Tendulkar relaxed as Jayasuriya reflects on defeat

Jul 11, 2002: Sachin Tendulkar's 113 took India to their highest score in the NatWest Series so far

India triumph by 63 runs at Bristol

Jul 11, 2002: Sri Lanka's wretched NatWest tournament ended with a comprehensive 63-run defeat by India at Bristol