Dav Whatmore looks back to the gains from the England tour in an exclusive interview with Cricinfo

Chaminda Vaas's controlled swing bowling reduced West Indies to tatters on the third day of the first Test

Chaminda Vaas's allround commitment helped Sri Lanka claw their way back into the first Test

Chaminda Vaas's controlled swing bowling reduced West Indies to tatters on the third day of the first Test

Anand Vasu catches up with Lehmann, McGrath and Gillespie for a friendly chat

India, it seems, just can not get enough of Virender Sehwag these days

ESPN-Star Sports (ESS) has put forth a fresh proposal to the Board of Control for Cricket in India, saying that if they were awarded the right to broadcast the four-Test India-Australia series, they would pass on all profits (after costs) from

You can give them all the benefit of doubt you want, but the officials of the Board of Control for Cricket in India rarely fail to disappoint

VVS Laxman kept one end up as wickets fell around him and India struggled towards the follow-on target

New Zealand declared at 630, after McMillan completed the fourth century of the innings

Let's face it; on the eve of the second Test between India and the West Indies at the MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai, few people are expecting an epic clash

India had more success on the second day than on the first, but not necessarily more joy, as New Zealand ground their way to a mammoth 536 for 5.

Lou Vincent and Mark Richardson both scored hundreds as New Zealand reached a commanding 247 for 1 at close on the first day of the second Test at Mohali

A century a day is usually enough to keep the opposition at bay

The third day of a Test match is probably the most important. Provided that is you do the job properly on the first two days.

India rode on a fine hundred by Virender Sehwag and finished the second day at Chennai with a valuable lead of 56

The International Cricket Council will reopen a case that should have been comprehensively decided more than two months ago

Baloo Gupte spoke to Cricinfo a few years back about legspin bowling, his career and more

India completed their first ever innings victory over the West Indies when Harbhajan Singh and Anil Kumble shared all ten second innings wickets to skittle out the men from the Caribbean for 188

India had reached a World Cup final for the first time since 1983