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BAN-W

(27/27 ov) 119/9

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(8.4/27 ov, T:126) 57/0

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Tendulkar and Laxman dazzle the SCG

It could not have been a better day for India

02-Nov-2008•The Wisden Bulletin by Amit Varma

Once upon a series

The Australian approach on the fourth day may have been negative or pointless to some but it was clear that lessons had been learnt from the debacles at Kolkata [2001] and Adelaide [2003]

12-Oct-2008•Cricinfo staff

Pitching for trouble

Australia's facile nine-wicket victory at the MCG was marred by a brewing controversy about repairs made to the pitch ahead of the final day's play

10-Feb-2006•Dileep Premachandran in Melbourne

Waugh to be assessed on a series-by-series basis

Steve Waugh has been told by the Australian selectors that he is not a certainty for the five remaining Tests in the Australian summer, and that his form will be assessed on a series-by-series basis

22-Jun-2005•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Tait and Hussey in PM's XI

Steve Waugh will lead a Prime Minister's XI that includes prospects like Shaun Tait and David Hussey

20-Jan-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Lee's place under intense scrutiny

There is no doubting that Brett Lee is fast, but his future as an international one-day bowler is under close scrutiny after his dismal performance against India at The Gabba on Sunday

20-Jan-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

'Other teams should learn from India'

The Indian squad currently touring Australia has impressed many critics with their work ethic and team spirit, and the latest to join their fan club was Bruce Reid, bowling coach of the Indian team on the tour

13-Jan-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

A 'reasonably sporting' declaration

The Test series was undecided until the fourth-last over of the final day of the very last match

07-Jan-2004•The Paper Round by Rahul Bhatia

A 'reasonably sporting' declaration

The Test series was undecided until the fourth-last over of the final day of the very last match

07-Jan-2004•The Paper Round by Rahul Bhatia

Steve Waugh - 'No sledging in cricket, mate'

Steve Waugh admitted that it had taken him until the last innings of a distinguished 168-Test career to realise that

06-Jan-2004•Dileep Premachandran at the SCG

Sourav Ganguly - 'We could have bowled better'

At the post-match press conference, Sourav Ganguly wore a vacant look, of disappointment and frustration

06-Jan-2004•Sambit Bal at the SCG

Waugh scraps on

Steve Waugh's final innings contained all his trademark shots while Simon Katich continued to dominate the spinners

06-Jan-2004•Rahul Bhatia

Waugh scraps on

Steve Waugh's final innings contained all his trademark shots while Simon Katich continued to dominate the spinners

06-Jan-2004•Rahul Bhatia

Waugh saves his final battle

Steve Waugh made 80 in his last Test innings, and with Simon Katich making an unbeaten 77, Australia ended up with 357 for 6 to draw the Test

06-Jan-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Amit Varma

Waugh saves his final battle

Steve Waugh made 80 in his last Test innings, and with Simon Katich making an unbeaten 77, Australia ended up with 357 for 6 to draw the Test

06-Jan-2004•The Wisden Bulletin

Say hello to Katich

When Simon Katich took guard on the third day, Australia were almost out of the game

05-Jan-2004•Rahul Bhatia

Rahul Dravid - 'I'd back a team to score 300 on this wicket'

Rahul Dravid made another telling contribution in India's second innings while Simon Katich held his nerve and cracked his maiden Test hundred

05-Jan-2004•Dileep Premachandran at the SCG

Say hello to Katich

When Simon Katich took guard on the third day, Australia were almost out of the game

05-Jan-2004•Rahul Bhatia

Dravid and Kumble lead Indian charge

Rahul Dravid's unbeaten 91 and Anil Kumble's 8 for 141 put India in control at the SCG

04-Jan-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Amit Varma

'I can't remember playing a team like them' - Langer

Justin Langer, who kept Australia alive for the best part of today, paid his rivals the ultimate compliment by saying that the Australians have a lot to learn from the way the Indian batsmen have batted in this series

04-Jan-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

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