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India's celebrations after one of their best away wins were a sign of their increasing familiarity with Test success overseas

The memory of their 414-run chase against Australia at the WACA in 2008, will make South Africa confident they can get the 303 they need to beat India in Durban

It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that, under pressure, VVS Laxman is one of the best in the world in this era

ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the day of the third day of the Durban Test between South Africa and India

ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the day of the second day of the Durban Test between South Africa and India

As a versatile, thinking bowler who doesn't rely on pace for his wickets, and, more importantly, as the fast bowling captain and coach of the team, Zaheer Khan transforms India's attack from average to potent

ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the day of the first day of the Durban Test between South Africa and India

If the management thinks Suresh Raina might not be up for it on a green, bouncy track, it will make sense to look beyond him for the next two games, especially since they will want him confident ahead of the World Cup

Both Sachin Tendulkar and Hashim Amla have been hugely disappointing in Durban Tests so far. Can they rectify the anomaly this time?

A look back at the first third of 2010: Pakistan's disastrous tour of Australia, Tendulkar's double-hundred, the IPL's fall and more

Baroda are in the rebuilding phase, and the efforts have started to show results

The story of Haryana's determined effort to excel in Super League

The home side turned in a near perfect assertion of superiority - a bruising performance with the ball and supremacy with the bat

The story of Railways' journey from the bottom of Group A to the quarter-finals

India have lost four of their last five first Tests in overseas series against the top teams, which suggests it's becoming an unwanted habit for the side

The story of Madhya Pradesh's rise from the anonymity of the Plate League

Team-mates and opponents alike applaud Tendulkar's incredible achievement

Sachin Tendulkar's 50th century is another major statistical highlight of an already glorious Test career

Two-and-a-half days too late, but India did take on the challenge. A strong message has been sent. That the team wouldn't roll over and die

The way the hosts' bowlers managed to execute their plans on a flat pitch showed the difference in quality between theirs and India's bowling attacks