Contrary to reports that have appeared in sections of the Indian media, Harbhajan Singh's action, and especially his doosra, has not been given the all clear by the International Cricket Council

Sudha Shah, the Indian team coach and Shubhangi Kulkarni, secretary of the Women's Cricket Association of India (WCAI), have been the pillars from which the girls have derived most of their strength

Sourav Ganguly is in favour of Greg Chappell, the former Australian great, taking on the job of Indian coach following John Wright's imminent departure

An explosive century by MS Dhoni helped India to 356 in the second ODI against Pakistan

With John Wright all set to leave the Indian team after the home series against Pakistan, the clamour over a replacement coach is reaching fever pitch

It's not for the first time in his career Sourav Ganguly is being asked difficult questions about his batting

Anil Kumble proved irresistible on the fifth day and sent Pakistan skidding to 226 all out, taking 7 for 63 andgiving India victory by 195 runs and a 1-0 lead in this series

Anil Kumble won India another Test with some exceptional bowling, taking his 29th five-wicket haul in a Test innings

Ehsan Mani, the chairman of the ICC, suggested that the format of the Champions Trophy was likely to undergo changes in the near future to make the event more interesting

Ehsan Mani, the chairman of the ICC, suggested that the format of the Champions Trophy was likely to undergo changes in the near future to make the event more interesting

Inzamam-ul-Haq was obviously disappointed when he spoke to the press after Pakistan's 195-run loss to India in the second Test at Kolkata

Ehsan Mani, the chairman of the ICC, suggested that the format of the Champions Trophy was likely to undergo changes in the near future to make the event more interesting

Ehsan Mani, the chairman of the ICC, suggested that the format of the Champions Trophy was likely to undergo changes in the near future to make the event more interesting

Dinesh Karthik missed out on a century, but he won the hearts of the crowd, the absolute confidence of his team-mates or the faith of the selectors with his superb 93

Rahul Dravid has done his bit in India's bid to win the Kolkata Test, scoring a century in each innings of a match for the second time in his Test career

Indian fans know all about hoping for the best and preparing for the worst when it comes entrusting someone to lead the bowling attack in the absence of the main striker

Younis Khan came out to bat after an opening partnership that was part ragged part manic, and Pakistan needed stability more than anything else

Shahid Afridi threatened to do a Sehwag, crashing Balaji behind point and audaciously over mid-off, and Pathan through cover off the back foot, over point and once square of the wicket

Younis Khan's place in the team was in doubt after his woeful performance at Mohali

A great Test between India and Pakistan