Features

Slips in the field

The average fielding of this Indian side stood exposed today like an old wound that, with the precise placement and sharp running of the Australian batsmen, bled runs right through

10-Oct-2008•Cricinfo staff

Australia's MVP

Michael Hussey must be the most calculating batsman in the game

10-Oct-2008•Ali Cook

Spin twins redundant?

It's time the selectors started thinking of doing away with outdated traditions. Playing three fast bowlers, and not two spinners, may just herald a new beginning

10-Oct-2008•Cricinfo staff

Simple man, simple plan

England's new captain may not be too experienced, but no one could be more up for the job

10-Oct-2008•Will Luke

Ponting v Ishant Part II

India had Australia on the defensive during the first hour but after Ishant was finished, the slowness - in the pitch and in their legs - helped Australia settle

09-Oct-2008•Cricinfo staff

Filling a hole

Before the game he owned 172 runs in eight Tests in the country; he walked off 49 short of doubling the total

09-Oct-2008•Ali Cook

Captain rises to the fore

It's safe to say that those that doubted the calibre of Ricky Ponting will be feeling a touch sheepish this evening

09-Oct-2008•Cricinfo staff

'I'm here to lead by example'

Back after yet another hiatus, Zaheer Khan has taken up the mantle of the team's spearhead again

09-Oct-2008•Interview by Nagraj Gollapudi

Australia bank on Bangalore factor

Stats preview to the first Test between India and Australia in Bangalore

08-Oct-2008•S Rajesh

Australia are getting stronger - Warne

Shane Warne has said that Australia, contrary to popular belief, are getting better and England will have to improve to challenge them next year

07-Oct-2008•Andrew McGlashan

Batting and spin give India the edge

Stats preview of the four-Test series between India and Australia

07-Oct-2008•S Rajesh

The vicar's son, the rebel and the poet

His style and charisma were natural and irresistible to a ten-year-old back in the 1960s

07-Oct-2008•Alan Lee

A strange and sublime rivalry

How does India, a team that has never consistently staked a claim to No. 2, repeatedly manage to look the mighty Australians in the eye and not flinch?

07-Oct-2008•Sidharth Monga

Lots of ODIs but no Tests, and the oldest one-day players

ODI stalwarts who never played a Test, the manager of South Africa's fractious 1960 tour of England, and the man who bowled more than ten overs in an ODI

07-Oct-2008•Steven Lynch

Fast men on slow tracks

What will Australia's quick bowlers need to do to succeed in India? We asked a few experts

06-Oct-2008•Nagraj Gollapudi

Turning back the clock, affordably

Well-produced, pocket-friendly reprints of a couple of 1920s Wisdens as well as the first edition of the Green Lilly

05-Oct-2008•Martin Williamson

'Aura lasts 20 minutes, then reality sets in'

Has Australia's image of invincibility been dented in recent months? We asked two men who helped build the machine

04-Oct-2008•Interviews by Nagraj Gollapudi

Goodbye Gogga

Paul Adams didn't last as long as he should have, but he usually burned bright when he played

03-Oct-2008•Neil Manthorp

Rules to move

Why the IPL needs a well-defined legal framework to govern player transfers

03-Oct-2008•Amrut Joshi

Talent finally tempered

A day after he was dropped from the Test squad, Rohit Sharma underwent a personal journey back to redemption

02-Oct-2008•Sriram Veera in Hyderabad

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