The first signs are that Indian players, because they will be bigger brands, will be sought after more than the foreign players

Mumbai entered the fray in the second round of bidding, picking up Sanath Jayasuriya for US$ 975,000 (his base price was US$ 250,000) and Harbhajan Singh for US$ 850,000 (base price US$ 250,000)

Even as Bangladesh were surrendering at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Akram Khan, at 38 years and 206 days, was playing his last organised cricket match

Sidharth Monga provides a peek into the myriad aspects of the city

India's three-day conditioning camp in preparation for the four-Test series began on Saturday in Bangalore

Saurashtra spun their way into their first Ranji Trophy final since 1937-38, in the process making a mockery of the outside chance Punjab gave themselves

Left-arm spin came back into fashion in 2012. But fast bowlers remained a force to be reckoned with

One man looms large over the Test batting shortlist, which also features two triple-hundreds, and plenty of battles against spin

Mumbai began the day needing five good balls or mistakes from Baroda; they got more than that by lunch, to establish a firm hold over the quarter-final

Mumbai buried Baroda under a mountain of runs on a flat track, and then watched irresponsible Baroda batsmen crumble under the weight

The presence of a possible sixth day and the flat nature of the Wankhede pitch meant both Mumbai and Baroda set themselves up for the long haul in their Ranji Trophy quarter-final

Wasim Jaffer and Sachin Tendulkar scored centuries to take Mumbai to a position of strength in the Ranji Trophy quarter-final against Baroda

ESPNcricinfo previews the Ranji Trophy quarter-final between Mumbai and Baroda

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