Rahul Bhatia

A pregnable fortress

The National Stadium in Karachi suddenly seems a less impregnable fortress

21-Jul-2005•Rahul Bhatia

Bangladesh succumb to Vettori

Daniel Vettori took 6 for 28 as New Zealand romped to victory by an innings and 99 runs at Dhaka

15-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

McCullum puts New Zealand on top

Brendon McCullum hit 143 to rescue New Zealand from the brink of embarrassment

14-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Sinclair puts New Zealand in the lead

Bangladesh collapse early after Franklin hat-trick

13-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

New Zealand seize the day

New Zealand seized the initiative on the first day of the opening Test at Dhaka as Bangladesh slumped to 165 for 6 after choosing to bat first

13-Jul-2005•The Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Jayasuriya leads the rout of Pakistan

Dew not a factor as Jayasuriya spins Sri Lanka to victory

08-Jul-2005•Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Jayasuriya spins a fatal web

Sri Lanka lift the Paktel Cup thanks to Jayasuriya's spin heroics

08-Jul-2005•Rahul Bhatia

Inzamam puts Lanka in to bat

Pakistan took the field first after winning the final toss of the Paktel Cup

08-Jul-2005•Rahul Bhatia

It's Warne ... for now

A statistical analysis of Shane Warne and his contribution to Australian wins

04-Jul-2005•Rahul Bhatia

Washout puts Sri Lanka into finals

After an interminable delay, the fifth Paktel Cup match, between Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe, was finally called off without a ball being bowled

23-Jun-2005•The Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Washout puts Sri Lanka into finals

The fifth match of the Paktel Cup, between Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe at Rawalpindi, was delayed due to overnight rain, which left a soggy outfield and murky puddles around the ground

23-Jun-2005•Rahul Bhatia

Cherry pickin'

Wisden Asia Cricket ventures to Meerut and finds out how lumps of cork-rubber and leather strips are converted into Test-cricket balls

12-Jun-2005•How is a lump of cork rubber is transformed into a shiny red cricket ball? Rahul Bhatia went to Meerut to find out

A step in the right direction

A few months ago, Cricinfo received feedback over how to make the one-day game more interesting. Some seemed viable, and many were radical. But nearly every one of them agreed that the game needed to be changed in some way. The question was, how?

23-May-2005•Rahul Bhatia

Anything's possible in Delhi

Roving Reporter

17-Apr-2005•Roving Reporter by Rahul Bhatia in Delhi

Inzamam: 'The more you captain, the more you learn'

After Pakistan fought their way back from 2-0 down in the one-day series against India, a delighted Pakistan captain, Inzamam ul-Haq, addressed the media

17-Apr-2005•Rahul Bhatia

Dravid: 'Our one-day performance has not been good'

After India let their 2-0 series advantage slip, Rahul Dravid and their coach John Wright addressed the media

17-Apr-2005•Rahul Bhatia

Gripping series reaches climax

Just like in the Test series, Pakistan have managed to beat the odds and comeback into the series

16-Apr-2005•Preview by Rahul Bhatia in Delhi

Naved's first spell will be crucial - Dravid

After two weeks of hectic travel, both teams have landed in Delhi for the last match of the one-day series, a game that India must win to level the series

16-Apr-2005•Rahul Bhatia in Delhi

Afridi's luck

Plays of the day from the Kanpur one-day international

15-Apr-2005•Rahul Bhatia in Kanpur

'They tried to get me out but I was fortunate'

After blasting the Indians all around the park, Shahid Afridi tried to play down his innings, attributing it to the Almighty's grace, his captain's backing, and good fortune

15-Apr-2005•Rahul Bhatia in Kanpur

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