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India recover after Amla and Petersen tons

Nothing can be enough preparation for an Indian comeback from the dead at Eden Gardens

14-Feb-2010•The Bulletin by Sidharth Monga

South Africa sweat over Smith and Boucher injuries

Concerns remained over Graeme Smith's finger injury, a confirmed bone fracture now, and Mark Boucher has joined him on the injury list after suffering fresh back problems during the team's final practice session

13-Feb-2010•N Hunter

India grapple with bowling conundrum

What is India's best bowling attack in Kolkata: the existing two-seamer and two-spinner combination or does it make sense to field three fast bowlers

13-Feb-2010•N Hunter

Last mile could be the toughest for South Africa

With one of the most well-rounded teams in the world game currently, South Africa look good to win a Test series in India, but they should not write off the hosts, who have displayed the habit of doing exceptionally well under pressure

13-Feb-2010•S Aga

SA look to dent India's home record

A series win in India is a big box any team other than India needs to tick if it wants to be the best in the world

13-Feb-2010•The Preview by Sidharth Monga

Wright bats for Laxman at No. 3

In the absence of Rahul Dravid, the stage is set for Laxman to bat again at No. 3, ahead of Murali Vijay, who batted one-drop at Nagpur and has the attitude but not the experience

12-Feb-2010•Nagraj Gollapudi

Momentum is with us - de Villiers

AB de Villiers is confident that South Africa have the upperhand 48 hours ahead of the final Test of the two-match series, starting at the Eden Gardens on Sunday

12-Feb-2010•N Hunter in Kolkata

South African spinners deserve more respect - Harris

South African left-arm spinner Paul Harris has spoken out against the criticism spinners get in the country if they don't perform to expectations

12-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Graeme Smith sustains finger injury

The South African captain sustained a finger injury while training at the Eden Gardens in the build-up to the second and final Test on Sunday

12-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Confident Harbhajan not worried about form

Harbhajan Singh has come in for criticism after a lacklustre showing during the defeat in Nagpur, but he defended his performance

11-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

SA ready for any kind of pitch - van Zyl

Corrie van Zyl, the South Africa coach, believes that there is enough mental strength in his team to not be intimidated by the prospects of a turning track for the second Test in Kolkata

10-Feb-2010•N Hunter

Laxman fit for second Test - Srikkanth

Kris Srikkanth, the chairman of India's selection committee, has said VVS Laxman will definitely play in the second Test against South Africa in Kolkata

10-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

I've been asked to prepare a turner - Kolkata curator

The curator at Eden Gardens has said he received a phone call from a BCCI official instructing him to prepare a "turning track" for the second Test

10-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Conservative approach hurt India - Smith

South Africa captain Graeme Smith feels India's "conservative approach" in Nagpur cost them dearly and has said that playing an extra bowler in place of the untested Wriddhiman Saha would have been a more favourable option

09-Feb-2010•N Hunter

Raina called up, Sreesanth and Karthik back

Suresh Raina, who made his international debut in 2005 and has played 87 ODIs, has been called up for the second Test

09-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

'We were outplayed' - Dhoni

MS Dhoni, the India captain, has said his team was completely outplayed by South Africa

09-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Harris and Steyn consign India to innings defeat

Thanks to Paul Harris, South Africa's fast bowlers didn't need to bust their gut in consigning India to their third innings defeat at home in the last 10 years

09-Feb-2010•The Bulletin by Sidharth Monga

Paced to perfection from Steyn

Steyn's masterclass in Nagpur had everything, conventional swing with the new ball that got him the wickets of Murali Vijay and Sachin Tendulkar and a blistering reverse-swing whirlwind after tea that saw India lose their last six wickets for 12

08-Feb-2010•S Aga

Steyn credits ball change before tea

The South African fast bowler has credited his seven-wicket haul in India's first innings to a ball change just before tea. India lost six wickets for 12 runs after tea, Steyn taking five of them

08-Feb-2010•Cricinfo staff

Steyn's best leaves South Africa on top

Dale Steyn took the pitch out of the equation, and led South Africa to the verge of what should be close to their finest Test victory

08-Feb-2010•The Bulletin by Sidharth Monga

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