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S Rajesh

Stats editor, ESPNcricinfo

@rajeshstats

Langer's landmark, and Ponting the pulveriser

As a crowd-puller, Justin Langer doesn't rank among the top names in a star-studded line-up, but his contribution to the juggernaut called the Australian cricket team has been immense

31-Mar-2006•S Rajesh

Harbhajan gets his groove back

The pitch was affording of assistance to the spinners, but Harbhajan Singh still had to pitch them at the right areas to fox the batsmen, and that he did superbly

28-Mar-2006•On the Ball with S Rajesh

Maestros on the decline, and Pakistan's double-whammy

Sachin Tendulkar, Brian Lara and Adam Gilchrist have all been struggling for runs for a while now. Is this their worst slump in international cricket?

24-Mar-2006•S Rajesh

Dravid regrets top-order failiure

Rahul Dravid admitted that his decision to field first was a mistake and also defended the decision to go in with five bowlers

22-Mar-2006•S Rajesh in Mumbai

Rampant England level series

A rampant England side clinched a famous series-levelling win on the final day at Mumbai as India caved in for a paltry 100, chasing 313 for victory

22-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by S Rajesh in Mumbai

'It's still a good wicket to bat on' - Harbhajan

Harbhajan Singh reckons India still have a good chance of saving or winning the game tomorrow

21-Mar-2006•S Rajesh in Mumbai

Pathan falls as India chase 313

India lost makeshift opener Irfan Pathan early as they began their chase of 313 on the fourth evening at Mumbai

21-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by S Rajesh in Mumbai

'I just controlled myself when I got in' - Dhoni

Speaking to the media after the third day, he reckoned the end-of-day scenario might have been quite different had he stayed around a little longer

20-Mar-2006•S Rajesh in Mumbai

Early wickets dent England lead

England's chances of fighting what seemed insurmountable odds and drawing level in the series improved significantly after a thoroughly dominant performance on the third day at Mumbai

20-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by S Rajesh in Mumbai

India's bright fast-bowling future

Munaf Patel and Sreesanth have provided a glimpse of what India's fast-bowling future could look like

19-Mar-2006•S Rajesh

England capture the high ground

Fortunes ebbed and flowed on an intriguing second day at Mumbai, at the close of which the match was superbly poised, with England perhaps marginally in front

19-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by S Rajesh in Mumbai

Strauss gives England the upper hand

Battered and bruised on and off the field after defeat, injury and illness, England performed well beyond expectations on the opening day at Mumbai, laying the foundations to launch a serious attempt at a series-levelling win

18-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by S Rajesh in Mumbai

The momentum is with India

Over the next five days, India could either completely knock down a still-groggy England, or we could witness a stirring fightback

17-Mar-2006•The preview by S Rajesh in Mumbai

More than a wall

Rahul Dravid has risen from a good batsman to one of the world's best. His journey in numbers

17-Mar-2006•S Rajesh

Will India go for five specialist bowlers again?

One up with one to go, against a team crocked before the series began, and further hit by Steve Harmison's shin splints today - the picture looks rosy for India

16-Mar-2006•S Rajesh in Mumbai

Flintoff upbeat ahead of must-win encounter

For the second time in about four months, an England venture in the subcontinent is threatening to go pear-shaped

16-Mar-2006•S Rajesh

Indian attack gets back its sting

After a completely lacklustre bowling performance at Nagpur, the Indians were far more incisive at Mohali, largely due to a more responsive pitch, but also because the bowling attack included a certain Munaf Patel

13-Mar-2006•S Rajesh

The virtues of patience

Rahul Dravid summoned all his powers of concentration and patience to thwart England's bowlers

12-Mar-2006•S Rajesh

Kumble the metronome

Anil Kumble has been India's go-to man for a while now, and he again answered the team's call on the second day at Mohali, getting rid of England's tail in a hurry to restrict them to 300

11-Mar-2006•S Rajesh and Kanishkaa Balachandran

Murali's journey in numbers

Muttiah Muralitharan has become only the second bowler, after Shane Warne, to get to 600 Test wickets

10-Mar-2006•S Rajesh

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