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India news
Nimbus claims $121m damages from BCCI
Broadcaster cites lack of series against Pakistan
IPL news
BCCI, Sahara to meet on weekend
Officials confident about resolution | Five times the rules were changed | Full coverage
India v Sri Lanka, CB Series, Perth
Ashwin stars in scrappy India win
Scorecard | Report | Monga: Imperfect teams make for tight battle | Dhoni not pleased with middle order | Jayawardene defends combination | Gallery | Plays - Kohli's dive in vain
IPL news
Flintoff's IPL auction 'rigged' - Modi
Says he was arm-twisted to make allrounder join Chennai | Doubts over tie-breaker rule | Flintoff deal explained | Comment: Modi kills his own dream
Specials
Which teams are the worst travellers?
Numbers Game: A look at how Australia, South Africa and England have fared in Asia, and vice versa
What do a team of middle-aged corporate execs have in common with a team of young men from Kashmir? Cricket, that's what. By Mudar Patherya
Rewind: Those who claim cricket in the old days was dull can point to the 1964 Madras Test for evidence
Rajasthan's old-school marathon man
Vineet Saxena is one of those archetypal journeymen who toils far from the limelight. By Nagraj Gollapudi
The last we've seen of India's old middle order
Harsha Bhogle: Dravid and Laxman will know their time is up. And Tendulkar will go sooner than later too
Video/Audio » Magazine » Page 2 »Blogs
Someone, please explain the D/L method
Michael Jeh: India's target at the MCG didn't make sense
Tour Diary: What's so special about Gogo's Madras Curry?
Kimber: Bad, even by bad's standards
Rohan Gavaskar quits first-class cricket
Never quite made it for India, but was a Bengal stalwartPune players in the dark about future
Franchise told us not to worry - Uthappa | BCCI hopeful of resolution | Pity if Pune don't play - Donald | Franchises fret | Sahara softens stand | 'This is done for' | Full coverageSnehal Pradhan's action cleared
ICC says remedial work has repaired faultMumbai welcome back Ajit Agarkar
In probables for zonal one-dayers, settles differencesYuvraj Singh diagnosed with cancer
Rare germ-cell tumour curable by therapy - OncologistCentral and East book final spot
East v North | Central v South | ReportAnjum Chopra to lead India Women
Opener back in team after two years
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MS Dhoni on the change the youngsters have brought to India's dressing room ahead of the limited-overs games in Australia
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Australia v India at Adelaide
Feb 12, 2012 (13:50 local | 03:20 GMT | 22:20 EST | 21:20 CST | 19:20 PST)
Feb 12, 2012 (13:50 local | 03:20 GMT | 22:20 EST | 21:20 CST | 19:20 PST)
Final: Central Zone v East Zone at Indore
Feb 12-16, 2012 (09:30 local | 04:00 GMT | 23:00 EST | 22:00 CST | 20:00 PST)
Feb 12-16, 2012 (09:30 local | 04:00 GMT | 23:00 EST | 22:00 CST | 20:00 PST)
India v Sri Lanka at Adelaide
Feb 14, 2012 (13:50 local | 03:20 GMT | 22:20 EST | 21:20 CST | 19:20 PST)
Feb 14, 2012 (13:50 local | 03:20 GMT | 22:20 EST | 21:20 CST | 19:20 PST)
1st T20I: WI Women v India Women at North Sound
Feb 18, 2012 (18:30 local | 22:30 GMT | 17:30 EST | 16:30 CST | 14:30 PST)
Feb 18, 2012 (18:30 local | 22:30 GMT | 17:30 EST | 16:30 CST | 14:30 PST)
Australia v India at Brisbane
Feb 19, 2012 (13:20 local | 03:20 GMT | 22:20 EST | 21:20 CST | 19:20 PST)
Feb 19, 2012 (13:20 local | 03:20 GMT | 22:20 EST | 21:20 CST | 19:20 PST)
2nd T20I: WI Women v India Women at North Sound
Feb 19, 2012 (18:30 local | 22:30 GMT | 17:30 EST | 16:30 CST | 14:30 PST)
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