Rahul Bhatia

Over to the spinners

If it's in Sydney, it's time to be a spinner.

01-Jan-2004•Rahul Bhatia

Earthquakes and Waugh

Sometime on Friday night, there was an earthquake that killed more than 20,000 people in Iran

31-Dec-2003•Rahul Bhatia

A study in contrasts

Rahul Dravid fell short of a personal landmark for the second time in the match, succumbing for 92, after the first-innings 49

29-Dec-2003•Rahul Bhatia

The perils of spongy bounce

The pitch was expected to assist the bowlers on the first day, and then become a good batting wicket on days two and three, before helping the bowlers for the rest of the game

27-Dec-2003•Rahul Bhatia

The perils of spongy bounce

The pitch was expected to assist the bowlers on the first day, and then become a good batting wicket on days two and three, before helping the bowlers for the rest of the game

27-Dec-2003•Rahul Bhatia

The length bowlers go to

India batted first on what was supposed to be a bouncy track, with cloud cover

26-Dec-2003•Rahul Bhatia

The length bowlers go to

India batted first on what was supposed to be a bouncy track, with cloud cover

26-Dec-2003•Rahul Bhatia

Lara and the three cops

West Indies have a tough task ahead of them in the second Tests against South Africa, and their batsmen will look to Brian Lara for inspiration

25-Dec-2003•Rahul Bhatia

Clarke century brightens drawn match

Michael Clarke's unbeaten 131 was the highlight of a tame draw in the three-day tour match at Hobart

21-Dec-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Clarke century brightens drawn match

Michael Clarke's unbeaten 131 was the highlight of a tame draw in the three-day tour match at Hobart

21-Dec-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Useful batting practice ahead?

The first day belonged completely to Australia A, who batted with aggressive intent, and then dismissed Sadagoppan Ramesh in the 13 overs they bowled to the Indians

20-Dec-2003•Wisden Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Indian bowlers fight back after batsmen struggle

The second day of the three-day match at Hobart wasn't one for batsmen, with the Australian bowlers restricting the Indian total to 245, and the Indians striking back with three quick wickets, as Australia A ended the evening session at 45 for 3

20-Dec-2003•Wisden Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Indian bowlers strike back after batsmen struggle

The second day of the three-day match wasn't one for batsmen, with the Australian bowlers restricting the Indian total to 245, and the Indians striking back with three quick wickets, as Australia A ended the evening session at 45 for 3

20-Dec-2003•Wisden Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Love drives Australia A assault on Indians

Australia A subjected the Indians to a hard day on the field, first racking up 311, and then testing their batsmen for 13 overs, dismissing Sadagoppan Ramesh in the process

19-Dec-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Love drives Australia A assault on Indians

Australia A subjected the Indians to a hard day on the field, first racking up 311, and then testing their batsmen for 13 overs, dismissing Sadagoppan Ramesh in the process

19-Dec-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Too old, too fast

Going by the papers, the Australian team scores too quickly, plays too aggressively, and is ageing fast

17-Dec-2003•The Paper Round by Rahul Bhatia

Too old, too fast

Going by the papers, the Australian team scores too quickly, plays too aggressively, and is ageing fast

17-Dec-2003•The Paper Round by Rahul Bhatia

Dravid v Williams

All that stood between Australia and victory was Rahul Dravid

16-Dec-2003•Rahul Bhatia

Dravid v Williams

All that stood between Australia and victory was Rahul Dravid

16-Dec-2003•Rahul Bhatia

Agarkar's finest moment

A little more than five years after his debut, Ajit Agarkar picked up his first five-wicket haul in any form of international cricket

15-Dec-2003•Rahul Bhatia

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