All eyes are on the pitch in St Lucia as West Indies and India prepare for the second Test

India suffered an injury blow ahead of of second Test in St Lucia when their fast bowler, Sreesanth, was ruled out with a sore heel

Virender Sehwag must be wondering what he has done to be subjected to such blatant double standards

Rahul Dravid has hailed the efforts of his inexperienced fast-bowling attack, enabling India to get within a hairs-breadth of pulling off a historic win.

Brain Lara speaks to the media about the tense final moments at the ARG

On November 8, 2003, Fidel Edwards negotiated 33 balls at the Harare Sports Club, to help West Indies avoid the ignominy of going down to Zimbabwe. Today he battled for 36 balls, with Daren Ganga as a runner, and thwarted India

Heeding a request from the Indian team management, Andy Roberts spent some time with Irfan Pathan trying to pin-point the problem areas with regard to his bowling

Wasim Jaffer felt that only a draw or an Indian win were possible tomorrow while Bennett King thought that 390 "was manageable".

Mahendra Singh Dhoni reveals what really transpired between him and Brian Lara over Daren Ganga's catch at the boundary

So we're in Antigua after all. After three days where the pitch offered varying degrees of help for the bowlers it gradually fell asleep on the fourth as the batsmen came to life

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan visits the resting place of Collie Smith

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan visits the new Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan catches up with Curtly Ambrose, Richie Richardson and their band

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan meets Mervin Richards, Viv's brother, and, according to his mother, the more talented one

Siddharth Vaidyanathan on Wasim Jaffer's innings than helped India overturn a deficit of 130 into a lead of 85 at the end of the third day

Following his awesome innings on day two, Chris Gayle admitted that his plan was to take on the new-ball bowlers

For the last two weeks, Dwayne Bravo has haunted the Indians. Haunted them with yorkers, slower balls and even slower balls....

Ravi Sawant, the manager of the Indian side, came out and said that Harbhajan Singh and Irfan Pathan weren't dropped but "rested"

India ended on a jittery 235 for 9, they would probably reflect more on their cavalier strokeplay, having squandered a chance to stamp their authority on the series

Rahul Dravid is fully aware that India need to overcome the weight of history if they harbour hopes of a victorious campaign.