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Sarwan's favourite opposition, and stingy Harbhajan

Cricinfo lists some of the statistical highlights of the match between India and West Indies

26-Oct-2006•S Rajesh

The foreign cast

Sidharth Monga on the possible effects overseas players will have on the Indian domestic circuit

04-Oct-2006•Sidharth Monga

Cardus can wait

Anand Vasu reviews Indian Summers by John Wright

16-Sep-2006•Anand Vasu

Like father, like son

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan meets Mohammad Ayazuddin, son of Mohammad Azharuddin

08-Sep-2006•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

Extravagantly sound

Dravid's batting style is the opposite of effortless. It's elaborate, flourishing and effortful. And that may be why he does not get his due

01-Sep-2006•Mukul Kesavan

The numbers point to Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka are the favourites for the triangular Unitech Cup, and with good reason: they are a competitive one-day side in most conditions, but at home, they transform into an awesome team, capable of beating the best

13-Aug-2006•S Rajesh

Zak plays patience

Out of the Indian side, Zaheer Khan has been turning in stellar performances for Worcestershire

07-Aug-2006•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

The one bowler Dravid couldn't master

A stats review of the four-Test series between West Indies and India

05-Jul-2006•S Rajesh

Ramdin's spunk, and Kumble the matchwinner

In the end India finally delivererd the knockout punch and sealed a series victory, but it was much closer than Rahul Dravid would have anticipated when West Indies had slumped to 128 for 6 and then 144 for 7

03-Jul-2006•On the Ball with S Rajesh

Leading from the front ... again

It's as if this Test match is being played on two different pitches - one on which Rahul Dravid is batting, and the other on which the rest of the 21 players are battling it out

02-Jul-2006•On the Ball with S Rajesh

Taylor's dream performance

Jerome Taylor's first five-wicket haul in Test cricket was based on the extremely sound principles of bowling an excellent line and length, and doing it so consistently that the batsmen are ultimately forced into mistakes

01-Jul-2006•On the Ball with S Rajesh

Where the fast men rule

Stats preview of the fourth Test between West Indiesand India

29-Jun-2006•Stats preview by Kanishkaa Balachandran

A day of ebbs and flows

The target of 392 in 88 overs meant that India required an asking rate of 4.45 per over, and while at certain points it seemed they were on track, a draw was always the most likely result

26-Jun-2006•On the Ball with S Rajesh

Laxman's hard graft

Under pressure to keep his place in the side, VVS Laxman produced an uncharacteristic but vital knock under pressure

25-Jun-2006•On the Ball with S Rajesh

Stoic Ganga proves a point

If patience and stoicism were not deeply ingrained in Daren Ganga, he would have already lost hope in his career as a West Indian Test player

23-Jun-2006•Vaneisa Baksh in St Kitts

Sarwan gets his groove back

Ramnaresh Sarwan's 116 wasn't his best hundred, but it was a welcome return to form for a classy batsman

23-Jun-2006•On the Ball with S Rajesh

The perfect launching pad

Chris Gayle and Daren Ganga made good use of an excellent batting pitch, putting West Indies in a strong position after the first day

22-Jun-2006•On the Ball with S Rajesh

Eddies from the past

Vaneisa Baksh on a historic moment at Warner Park in St Kitts

22-Jun-2006•Roving Reporter by Vaneisa Baksh in St Kitts

India's other offspinner

Virender Sehwag has ensured that India haven't felt the absence of a second specialist spinner so far in the St Lucia Test

12-Jun-2006•On the Ball with S Rajesh

Munaf's control, and India's go-slow

When India were batting the pitch looked quite placid, but Munaf Patel showed just how to bowl on it

11-Jun-2006•On the Ball with S Rajesh

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