Matches (15)

CPL (2)

AUS-WA vs IND-WA (1)

Men's Hundred (3)

Women's Hundred (3)

One-Day Cup (6)

ABF

167/6

TKR

(20 ov, T:168) 159/6

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Schedule Table Report Videos

INA-W

(23.2 ov) 93/5

AUA-W

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Schedule Series

S Rajesh

Stats editor, ESPNcricinfo

@rajeshstats

Langer leads the Australian charge

Australia rode on a brilliant unbeaten 181 by Justin Langer and ended the first day on 8 for 357

16-Dec-2004•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

The story in numbers

The 2004-05 season has been a miserable one for the India team, but suddenly it's been lit up by two personal milestones being achieved in successive days by two of India's greatest cricketers

11-Dec-2004•S Rajesh

Setting the tone in the field

With player of the class of Sachin Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly, often one chance is all it takes to swing the momentum of the game; Bangladesh generously offered three, and now can only pray that the defeat which will inevitably come their way is an

11-Dec-2004•The Wisden Verdict by S Rajesh

Non-regular bowlers in ODIs, and Donald's feat

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

10-Dec-2004•S Rajesh

Kumble's record in figures

When Anil Kumble trapped Mohammad Rafique in front on the first day at Dhaka, he went past Kapil Dev to become India's leading wicket-taker in Test cricket

10-Dec-2004•S Rajesh

Tendulkar's diminishing returns, and McGrath the batsman

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

03-Dec-2004•S Rajesh

Kumble and Sehwag on a roll

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

26-Nov-2004•S Rajesh

Bowlers enliven a stalemate

As expected, the Kanpur Test petered out to a draw with the South African top order gaining some useful batting practice on the final day

24-Nov-2004•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

Sehwag shines on a sluggish pitch

Virender Sehwag lit up a day of otherwise unattractive cricket as the batsmen struggled on the sluggish pitch, caught between looking out for runs and keeping watch for the ones that stayed low

23-Nov-2004•Bulletin by S Rajesh

Sehwag and Gambhir hit back in style

Virender Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir got India off to a great start as they finished the third day on 185 without loss

22-Nov-2004•Bulletin by S Rajesh

Hall century puts South Africa on top

Andrew Hall's maiden Test century - a superb 163 - kept India's bowlers at bay on the second day of the first Test at Kanpur and took South Africa to 459 for 7

21-Nov-2004•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

Hall makes his mark

India took on South Africa in the first game of their two-Test series at Kanpur

20-Nov-2004•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

Busting Kanpur's myths, and McGrath's woes

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

19-Nov-2004•S Rajesh

Butt

With the innings losing momentum after a superb start, Yuvraj Singh came in and turned it around with an electrifying 78 off 62 balls, which left Pakistan with a daunting 293-run target to chase under lights at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata

13-Nov-2004•The bulletin by S Rajesh

Shocking pitch or shocking batting?

The pitch at the Wankhede Stadium was the focus of attention in the newspapers after India's 13-run win against Australia in a Test which lasted just a shade over two days

07-Nov-2004•The Paper Round by S Rajesh

Outsmarted and outclassed

A series which was billed as a showpiece event turned out to be a disappointingly one-sided affair, with Australia outclassing India by some distance in every aspect of the game

06-Nov-2004•Marks out of Ten by S Rajesh

About mood and confidence

The day ended with India having regained some of the ground they lost in the morning due to their shoddy display with the bat, but throughout, there were displays by the batsmen of the two teams which brought out clearly the mood and confidence

04-Nov-2004•The Wisden Verdict by S Rajesh

The not-so-great cover-up

The Wisden Verdict

03-Nov-2004•The Wisden Verdict by S Rajesh at Mumbai

'We're not going to rest any players': Ponting

Ricky Ponting couldn't hide his pleasure at returning to cricket after a forced break due to a thumb injury, while Rahul Dravid was far more subdued on the eve of the final Test

02-Nov-2004•S Rajesh in Mumbai

Playing for pride

According to the Perfect Script which would have been written for this series, both teams should have come into this last Test level at 1-1, with all to play for in the decider

02-Nov-2004•S Rajesh

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