Anand Vasu

'There is more to cricket and life'

Sachin Tendulkar talks to the media after joining Allan Border, Sunil Gavaskar, Steve Waugh and Brian Lara in acculumating 10000 Test runs

16-Mar-2005•Anand Vasu

Balaji on bouncing back from injury

It is not known whether Lakshmipathy Balaji's world-famous smile disappeared when he was out of the Indian team with a potentially career-ending injury

16-Mar-2005•Anand Vasu

Tendulkar scales another mountain

The fifth ball of the 62nd over, bowled at 2.40pm, by Abdul Razzaq, was just short of a length and slanting into the pads, and Sachin Tendulkar moved across his stumps and tucked the ball to the on-side to scale another personal summit

16-Mar-2005•Anand Vasu in Kolkata

Dravid - 'I felt in control throughout'

Rahul Dravid's assured century against Pakistan lost out on the limelight because Sachin Tendulkar reached 10,000 Test runs on the same day

16-Mar-2005•Anand Vasu in Kolkata

The end of Sehwag

When Virender Sehwag stays at the crease he hurts you

16-Mar-2005•Anand Vasu in Kolkata

Breaking down Kaneria

Danish Kaneria is benefitting more from Shoaib Akhtar's absence than he realises

15-Mar-2005•Anand Vasu in Kolkata

An equal battle

Through one day of fiercely determined cricket the Pakistan team have gone from being 'the worst of its kind to tour India' to being regarded as a serious contender

15-Mar-2005•Preview by Anand Vasu in Kolkata

'Younis Khan will not be dropped' - Inzamam

Sourav Ganguly was less than enthused when he met the press on the eve of the Kolkata Test, but Inzamam-ul-Haq brought his dry humour to the table and livened things up

15-Mar-2005•Anand Vasu in Kolkata

The rollercoaster Test

A great Test between India and Pakistan

01-Mar-2005•Anand Vasu

Indian cricketers still waiting for bonuses

Indian cricketers are still waiting for the bonuses promised to them by theBoard of Control for Cricket in India after they beat Pakistan in Pakistanin April last year

31-Jan-2005•Anand Vasu

Razzaq helps Pakistan clinch a thriller

In a game that seesawed, with the initiative being more often given up by Pakistan than wrested away by Australia, Pakistan managed to hold their nerve and win by three wickets

30-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Anand Vasu

Razzaq helps Pakistan clinch a thriller

In a game that seesawed, with the initiative being more often given up by Pakistan than wrested away by Australia, Pakistan managed to hold their nerve and win by three wickets

30-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Anand Vasu

Australia romp home after Clarke hundred

Pakistan's troubled times in Australia continued as they put in a mediocre performance against some high-quality Australian bowling on a lively pitch at the Sydney Cricket Ground, and slumped to a nine-wicket loss

23-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Anand Vasu

Australia canter to series whitewash

Australia wrapped up the whitewash by nine wickets, but were made to work harder than they would have liked

05-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Anand Vasu

Gilchrist and Ponting put Australia on top

Ricky Ponting made a no-fuss double-century, Adam Gilchrist blasted one of the best hundreds by a No

04-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Anand Vasu

India seal comprehensive win

India crushed Bangladesh by a whopping margin of 91 runs and romped home to a series victory

27-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by Anand Vasu in Dhaka

'We were very upset after yesterday' - Sehwag

Virender Sehwag, the Man of the Match in the deciding game of the series, admitted that the Indian team were very upset with their shock loss in the second game, and wanted to make certain there was no repeat of the fiasco

27-Dec-2004•Anand Vasu in Dhaka

Tigers from underdogs

The Bangla tiger bared its claws, stretched every sinew in its body and roared so loudly that the packed stands at the Bangabandhu Stadium were tunned

26-Dec-2004•The Wisden Verdict by Anand Vasu in Dhaka

The man who got the Indians in shape

Andrew Leipus will be leaving the Indian team at the end of the Bangladesh tour

26-Dec-2004•Anand Vasu in Dhaka

'They were outstanding in the field' - Ganguly

Sourav Ganguly admitted that India were beaten by a better side on the day

26-Dec-2004•Anand Vasu in Dhaka

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