Anand Vasu

Ian Chappell, Ganguly in war of words in the media

Ian Chappell is an expert commentator for Channel Nine covering the Test series between India and Australia

12-Mar-2001•Anand Vasu

Harbhajan makes history as India restrict Aussies

The first day of the second Test between Australia and India was a showcase of the kind of cricket worth traveling far to witness

11-Mar-2001•Anand Vasu

Ganguly at home with everything to play for

Hemang Badani was the last man to leave the Indian nets

10-Mar-2001•Anand Vasu

Slater handed suspended sentence in retrospect

Michael Slater breathed easy after match referee Cammie Smith let him off with a simple warning after the heated incident between Slater, Rahul Dravid and umpire S Venkataraghavan in the first Test at Mumbai

10-Mar-2001•Anand Vasu

Mark Waugh, Ponting make merry in tame draw

The game of cricket is the challenge between bat and ball

08-Mar-2001•Anand Vasu

Australians' dominance continues unabated

After making a mammoth 451 in their first innings, Australia managed to skittle out Board President's XI for a mere 221 runs on the second day of their three day game at the Feroz Shah Kotla ground on Wednesday

07-Mar-2001•Anand Vasu

Steve Waugh, Ponting slam tons as Australia pile up runs

Steve Waugh has been lucky with the toss on this tour of India

06-Mar-2001•Anand Vasu

The curious case of the reborn leg spinner

Narendra Deepchand Hirwani is a character wronged more than once

06-Mar-2001•Anand Vasu

Ganguly's BP XI in for stern test against Aussies

Sourav Ganguly is in for a rather unusual and stern test

05-Mar-2001•Anand Vasu

Srinath singlehandedly lent comic relief in a grim situation

When Javagal Srinath, nursing an injury to his right index finger, came out to bat one handed in the second innings of the first Test against Australia at the Wankhede Stadium, pundits scratched their heads in bewilderment

04-Mar-2001•Anand Vasu

Waugh's Aussies make it sweet sixteen

It was a day Sourav Ganguly would love to forget and Steve Waugh would remember for a long time to come

01-Mar-2001•Anand Vasu

Gilchrist, Hayden steal the limelight as Australia take command

The second day of the first Test between India and Australia began in a rush of glory for India's spinners

28-Feb-2001•Anand Vasu

India capitulate as Waugh comes out all guns blazing

When Steve Waugh won the toss and told Sourav Ganguly that the visitors would like to take the field, it was a win-win situation

27-Feb-2001•Anand Vasu

With Bradman on their minds, Aussies gear up for battle

"When someone like Sir Don speaks about batting, you listen very carefully

26-Feb-2001•Anand Vasu

L Siva: Bahutule a better choice than Hirwani

Every time the Australians come to India there is one overlying fear

25-Feb-2001•Anand Vasu

Badani: I don't go by names, it's the quality of the ball that counts

Hemang Badani is not like any other youngster who has made it big in Indian cricket in the recent past

20-Feb-2001•Anand Vasu

Hirwani: I have a point to prove

There are few Indian cricketers more polite and well natured than Madhya Pradesh legspinner Narendra Hirwani

20-Feb-2001•Anand Vasu

Time for India to get on the front foot

In every war movie, book or mythological story the first thing rulers are rumoured to do, is get on the highest balcony, address a gathering of teeming masses and cry out "People unite!" War or not, that is the approximate slogan doing the rounds

19-Feb-2001•Anand Vasu

Tendulkar sets the tone as camp winds to a close

There were strong murmurs around the IIT-Chemplast ground at Chennai

16-Feb-2001•Anand Vasu

An afternoon with Muddiah, the beginning of an education

The setting for a most memorable encounter was the verdant Press Club premises at Bangalore

15-Feb-2001•Anand Vasu

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