Rahul Bhatia

Capturing the moment

Roving Reporter by Rahul Bhatia at Mumbai

05-Nov-2004•Roving Reporter by Rahul Bhatia at Mumbai

'I bowled much better in Nagpur': Kartik

Murali Kartik and Jason Gillespie, the bowlers who returned the best figures on an absorbing second day's play at the Wankhede Stadium, spoke to the media shortly after the close

04-Nov-2004•Rahul Bhatia in Mumbai

The ABC of cricket

Rahul Bhatia watches the rain, and the elections in the United States, at the ABC commentary box

04-Nov-2004•Roving Reporter by Rahul Bhatia

Dancing the day away

Roving Reporter by Rahul Bhatia at Mumbai

04-Nov-2004•Roving Reporter by Rahul Bhatia at Mumbai

'Right decision about offering the light': Buchanan

On a dismal day reduced to eleven overs by rain and bad light, John Buchanan gave his thoughts to the media after the close

03-Nov-2004•Rahul Bhatia in Mumbai

Malik leads Pakistan to victory

Sri Lanka waged a pitched battle on the last day, but could not hold back Pakistan from achieving a series-levelling victory

01-Nov-2004•Rahul Bhatia

At last, home comfort for Pakistan

Sri Lanka waged a pitched battle on the last day, but could not hold backPakistan from achieving a series-levelling victory

01-Nov-2004•The Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Kaneria puts Pakistan on course

Danish Kaneria persevered unflinchingly to throttle Sri Lanka's aspirations of saving the Test with a bowling display that gave Pakistan hope, and asked questions the batsmen had no answer to

31-Oct-2004•Rahul Bhatia

Kaneria puts Pakistan on course

Danish Kaneria persevered unflinchingly to throttle Sri Lanka's aspirations of saving the Test with a bowling display that gave Pakistan hope, and asked questions that the batsmen had no answer to

31-Oct-2004•The Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Jayasuriya leads Sri Lanka's fightback

Sanath Jayasuriya slammed a thrilling unbeaten 97 from 104 balls, to lead a rousing Sri Lankan fightback in the final session of the third day at Karachi

30-Oct-2004•The Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Jayasuriya leads Sri Lanka's fightback

Sanath Jayasuriya slammed a thrilling unbeaten 97 from 104 balls, to lead a rousing Sri Lankan fightback in the final session of the third day at Karachi

30-Oct-2004•Rahul Bhatia

Younis puts Pakistan in charge

Younis Khan stroked a controlled 124, while Inzamam-ul-Haq and Imran Farhat struck half-centuries, as Pakistan took control of the second Test at Karachi

29-Oct-2004•The Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Younis puts Pakistan in charge

Helped by loose bowling, Imran Farhat (72) and Younis Khan (61 not out), kept the runs coming at a rapid pace, as Pakistan got off to a positive start on the second day at Karachi

29-Oct-2004•Rahul Bhatia

Razzaq rips through Sri Lanka

Even without Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Sami, Pakistan had Sri Lanka in trouble for most of the day

28-Oct-2004•Rahul Bhatia

Razzaq rips through Sri Lanka

Adbul Razzaq grabbed five of the last six wickets to fall, as Sri Lanka limped to 208 all out by the close of the first day in Karachi

28-Oct-2004•The Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

A pregnable fortress

The National Stadium in Karachi suddenly seems a less impregnable fortress

27-Oct-2004•Preview by Rahul Bhatia

A pregnable fortress

The National Stadium in Karachi suddenly seems a less impregnable fortress

27-Oct-2004•Rahul Bhatia

Jayasuriya spins a fatal web

Under lights at the Gaddafi in Lahore, Sri Lanka held aloft the Paktel Cup

16-Oct-2004•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

11-Oct-2004•Rahul Bhatia

A match-winning workhorse, and MVPs

Perhaps numbers never do reveal the full story, but they tell a large part of it

17-Sep-2004•Rahul Bhatia

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