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Each of India's four frontline bowlers is good against either right-handed batsmen or left-handed batsmen. Not both.

From loose shots to dropped catches and a missed stumping, India were guilty of producing a few too many errors in a match of wafer-thin margins

Stats highlights from the Sri Lanka-India match during the Asia Cup in Fatullah

Plays of the Day from the India v Sri Lanka Asia Cup clash

Varun Aaron ticks all the boxes when it comes to sheer pace but has been lacking control and bowling nous, and that is compounding India's bowling woes

Stats highlights from the Bangladesh-India match during the Asia Cup in Fatullah

Plays of the Day from the Asia Cup clash between Bangladesh and India

The absence of MS Dhoni, Yuvraj Singh and Suresh Raina means India will go into the Asia Cup with an inexperienced middle order for the first time in a long time

Stats indicate that spinners will get helpful conditions to bowl at some of the best current ODI batsmen during the Asia Cup

How England fared against India's spinners was going to determine the outcome of the quarterfinal. Ben Duckett used the reverse sweep to knock the defending champions out

Our correspondent jogs along the Wellington waterfront and takes in views of Auckland as a memorable tour winds down

India might have been winless in New Zealand but their young side created several winning positions. They have too much talent for results not to go their way sooner rather than later

Stats highlights from the fifth day of the Wellington Test between New Zealand and India

As one of the few left-arm chinaman bowlers in the world, Kuldeep Yadav brings refreshing variety to the India Under-19 attack

Is it time for a Test captain who will be more authoritative in the big moments in overseas Tests?

For a batsman whose game is built on brutality, Brendon McCullum's double-hundred against India has been an essay in renunciation and grit

Stats highlights from the fourth day of the Wellington Test between New Zealand and India

Building on the chances he got in the field, Brendon McCullum scored his toughest hundred yet, ensuring India's substantial lead was wiped off, in spite of some diligent play

In the most high-pressure game of his young career, Sarfaraz Khan soaked up the early nerves and produced an all-round performance that turned the contest India's way

When he first played for India, Ajinkya Rahane's shy demeanor left many wondering if he had the extra edge in personality that separates top-class international players from the rest. He has now dispelled those doubts