"Deep Dasgupta is just what the doctor ordered - a man who can bat with good temperament and keep wickets," said Arun Lal, commentating during the second Test against Zimbabwe at Delhi

Harbhajan Singh has bowled without luck this whole Test

It is unfair to expect any player to score a hundred every time he walks out to bat

The second day's play began badly for India, the Zimbabwean tail wagging merrily and pushing the score on to 287

Winning the toss and electing to bat first, Zimbabwe threatened to make good their skipper's threat of putting a 450-plus score on the board

© CricInfo Not since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 has a nation agonised so much over a wall

From a position of relative security, West Indies were thrown into the depths of despair by a couple of umpiring decisions that left everything to be desired

The pendulum of power that bobbed in Pakistan's favour for the best part of the Sharjah Test wobbled gingerly towards the West Indies before swinging firmly back the way of the favourites on the fourth day of the Test match at the Sharjah Cricket

The main landmark the West Indies needed to reach on day three was to score 293 and avoid the follow on

After a dull first day, it was a stroke-filled and eventful second day at the Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium when Pakistan amassed a mammoth 493 and proceeded to turn the screws on the West Indies

It was a day for the disciplined rather than the dazzling

© AFP It had never happened before, despite every Indian fan wanting to witness it and every team fearing it

If it's the MA Chidambaram Stadium at Chepauk, it is a hundred for Sachin Tendulkar

It was the anticlimax to beat all anticlimaxes

After the blitz of Virender Sehwag on the second day of the Challenger Trophy, everything that followed was doomed to being termed ordinary

It was a case of the power and panache of Virender Sehwag against the steady, solid batting of Dinesh Mongia

The Hero-Honda Challenger Trophy 2002 threw up a result that can only be described as good for Indian cricket at large when India `A' beat the India Seniors team by two wickets with almost two overs to spare

Even the Indian women would not have imagined that England would succumb so meekly in this five-match women's one-day international series

When play finally began at the Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium in Hyderabad, the delay due to the wet conditions allowed enough time for only a 23-over-a-side game

The fate of the ICC KnockOut, continues to hang in the balance as the date for a final decision draws near