South African players are in favour of the proposed new schedule for the tour of India next year

In a spell befitting a champion spinner, Aushik Srinivas rattled Mumbai and denied the hosts the crucial first-innings lead

With another day's play left the game was evenly poised with Mumbai requiring another 193 runs to take the vital first-innings lead

For the second straight day Mumbai were tormented by S Badrinath, whose magnificent double-century strengthened Tamil Nadu at the Bandra Kurla Complex

S Badrinath cracked a belligerent century to snatch the reins out of Mumbai's hands and put Tamil Nadu back in the saddle at the Bandra-Kurla complex

Mike Young has been appointed the Indian team's fielding consultant for a three-week period

John Jameson played four Tests for England; it could very nearly have been for India instead

Bishan Bedi answers readers' questions about the decline in Indian spin bowling, the time he felt helpless, and whether a doosra can ever be legit

India are in a positive frame of mind ahead of the final Test. The uncertainty, if any, could be on one front: the absence of Gautam Gambhir, who opted to attend a family obligation

The Tamil Nadu batsman has been on the fringes for the past one year now and is the first-choice opener in case either Sehwag or Gambhir don't play

India rank as one of the most consistent sides in world cricket now, so much so that a victory in Mumbai will put them at the top of the Test rankings

Muttiah Muralitharan may have played one of his most forgettable Tests in Ahmedabad last week but he isn't "struggling", Kumar Sangakkara has said

The Indian captain wasn't able to clear the doubt over the side for second Test, especially the bowling line-up, because nobody knew how the pitch would behave

Indian captain MS Dhoni has been declared fit to play the second Test against Sri Lanka in Kanpur starting tomorrow

From chickens to tomatoes - farming has been Eddo Brandes' mainstay

Dave Mohammed explains his various celebration routines, talks about what he bought with his Stanford money, and the other sport he's good at

The Sri Lankan captain is unfazed by the fact that his seam attack is inexperienced and expects them to make a mark

What are the things that set the great man apart from mere mortals? The ability to read the game acutely, pick the ball early, dedication, discipline and more

Sachin Tendulkar has expressed his disappointment at India not playing enough Tests in the near future

Haroon Lorgat has said the ICC is open to the idea of having an annual or bi-annual Test final to make the longer form of the game more exciting and attractive