A famous exit at Lord's, an Aussie's revenge, the Sreesanth show - in our Test bowling shortlist

Sehwag minus the power-hitting, Dravid minus the slow scoring, and Gayle minus the glamour are on our Test batting shortlist

India v Sri Lanka? Lord have mercy

India's best fielding performance in ODIs since the Champions Trophy in September last year set up their march to the final by way of a thumping win

Cricinfo previews the fifth ODI of the tri-nation tournament, between India and Sri Lanka in Mirpur

In 2009, New Zealand had issues with their top order, found a middle-order core group, and lost Shane Bond. Through it all they had one constant

India scaled the peaks in the few Tests they played, but it wasn't all sunny in limited-overs cricket

It was surprising it took them 23.3 overs to call off play on a Kotla pitch where the bounce varied from shin to shoulder in as short a spell as three deliveries

Preview for the fifth ODI between India and Sri Lanka in Delhi

Virtually chanceless centuries from Virat Kohli and Gautam Gambhir made sure they would go to their home ground, Feroz Shah Kotla, with the series in the bag

What's common to the tubby batsman, Sharjah, and the crowd invasion? They're among the things cricket lost this decade - perhaps never to return

Cricinfo picks out the highlights of the seventh round of the Ranji Trophy 2009-10

Even though Tamil Nadu and Karnataka were leaders of their groups, it's the finalists from last season, Mumbai and Uttar Pradesh, who will get the easier quarter-final opponents - teams from the Plate League

India bowled, batted and fielded better than Sri Lanka, but that's just part of the story

A look back at the major developments in India's Test side over the decade

Sri Lanka may have thwarted India through the fourth day, but Zaheer Khan sliced through the remaining four wickets to take India to a 2-0 series win

Kumar Sangakkara stood alone between India and the No. 1 Test ranking, scoring his first hundred in six Tests in India

Need to end a game quickly? Bring out the tomatoes

Sachin Tendulkar, VVS Laxman and Rahul Dravid missed out on centuries, but MS Dhoni scored his third, and led India to their highest Test score

Virender Sehwag's unbeaten 284 off 239 balls left India with a superb chance to build a huge lead and push for an innings win