He might not have made the mountain of runs that Gavaskar manged, but Dravid, throughout the series, was outstanding. In the final Test at Kingston he was plain awesome

Marks out of 10 for the West Indies squad

"Awesome". Greg Chappell couldn't have summed up Rahul Dravid's batting performance in the final Test better

Dravid hailed his pace-bowling attack for playing a significant part in the series victory and, also said that India had played "better cricket" throughout the series

In what was a startling revelation, he said that he wasn't aware of the fact that he was one of the selectors and even said he would revisit his decision to captain the team in the next few weeks

Sabina Park - the once-great Caribbean fortress - was an arena transformed; 35 years of hurt overcome

On the fringes of the Jamaica Test Siddhartha Vaidyanathan spoke to Shivnarine Chanderpaul

Sixteen wickets fell today - some to unplayable deliveries, some to lack of technique and some to recklessness - but Rahul Dravid stood like a giant among pygmies

Rahul Dravid and Brian Lara spoke to the media at the end of the day

At the end of the day there was only one team with broken hearts and it was most definitely not West Indies

David Murray could have been great; now he's a wreck

As Rahul Dravid walked into the Sabina Park on the eve of the final Test, he might have been accompanied by a sense of déjà vu

From the new Akram to India's fifth-choice bowler - how did Irfan Pathan come so far the wrong way in just 18 months?

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan sums up the challenges facing the two Australian coaches - Greg Chappell and Bennett King - as India and West Indies prepare for the final Test in Jamaica

At the end of the drawn encounter at St Kitts, Lara didn't comment too much on the pitch but dropped many hints about wanting the extra fast bowler

Suffice to say, West Indies missed a great chance to win a game; the fact that India were actually within striking range of sneaking it, tells you a bit about the contest.

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan rediscovers the joy of a Laxman innings

Of his 18 five-wicket hauls, Harbhajan Singh might look back on this as one of his more-fortunate returns. He had a forgettable first day, a middling second, when he managed one wicket, and a steady third

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan sums up a frustrating day for India in the field as West Indies piled up 420 for 5 at stumps