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I complicated things in Mohali - Hauritz

Nathan Hauritz has admitted he had lost the right to bowl in the second session of the fifth day, after an unthreatening spell before the break when he tried to experiment with his lines

08-Oct-2010•ESPNcricinfo staff

No UDRS for New Zealand series - Srinivasan

The BCCI secretary N Srinivasan has said that the board remains opposed to the Umpiring Decision Review System (UDRS) despite the umpiring errors in Mohali

07-Oct-2010•ESPNcricinfo staff

Bollinger's absence hurt us - Ponting

Doug Bollinger, who arrived from the Champions League two days before the first Test, injured himself on the final day of the Mohali Test

06-Oct-2010•Sidharth Monga in Mohali

Ponting defends Smith's throw of the dice

Australia might not be the same dominating side of the last decade, but as Steven Smith's run-out attempt shows, they are going to make it difficult for sides to beat them

05-Oct-2010•Sidharth Monga in Mohali

We were wary of Laxman - Ponting

Ricky Ponting admitted that his team had been wary of VVS Laxman, fully fit or otherwise, going into day five

05-Oct-2010•ESPNcricinfo staff

A special innings from Laxman - Dhoni

MS Dhoni hailed the duo of VVS Laxman and Ishant Sharma for their match-winning stand of 81 that helped India fight back after being reduced to a seemingly hopeless 124 for 8

05-Oct-2010•ESPNcricinfo staff

Magical Laxman seals thrilling one-wicket win

VVS Laxman overcame his sore back to become the hero of a nail-biting one-wicket victory for India, who retained the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in dramatic fashion in Mohali

05-Oct-2010•The Bulletin by Brydon Coverdale

Laxman will bat if needed - Ishant

VVS Laxman, down with back spasms, is expected to bat on the final day of the Test should he be needed, Ishant Sharma said at the end of the fourth day's play

04-Oct-2010•ESPNcricinfo staff

Amit Shah joins Indian team as second physio

The BCCI has appointed Amit Shah as the second physio of the Indian team, to support Nitin Patel

04-Oct-2010•ESPNcricinfo staff

Ishant finally makes an impact

The drama of the afternoon seemed a world away as Australia dominated most of a morning session, before Ishant stepped in

04-Oct-2010•ESPNcricinfo staff

Australia sniff victory after fluctuating day

There is one certainty at the end of the fourth day in Mohali: there will be a winner. The hard part is predicting whom

04-Oct-2010•The Bulletin by Brydon Coverdale

Mitchell Johnson earns slim lead for Australia

Mitchell Johnson arrived just in time as Australia earned a surprising 23-run advantage after India failed to build on a series of promising half-centuries

03-Oct-2010•The Bulletin by Peter English

Virender Sehwag surges to set up India

Virender Sehwag delivered a brutal response to stun Australia with a quick half-century as India finished the second day of a two-paced Test on a high

02-Oct-2010•The Bulletin by Peter English

Injured Ishant uncertain for remainder of Test

Ishant Sharma, the India fast bowler, is uncertain for the remainder of the first Test in Mohali after he injured his knee on the opening day

01-Oct-2010•ESPNcricinfo staff

Teams play down Ponting-Zaheer spat

A day after Ricky Ponting called for a controversy-free tour, he was ironically involved in the first real incident of the series

01-Oct-2010•Sidharth Monga in Mohali

Watson stands in way of fighting India

India turned a bad morning into a bright afternoon despite the committed effort of Shane Watson, who collected his third century in a week

01-Oct-2010•The Bulletin by Peter English

Tendulkar's recent form an inspiration - Ponting

Refreshed after a long break, the Australia captain says that retirement is the furthest thing from his mind at the moment

30-Sep-2010•ESPNcricinfo staff

Ponting hopes for controversy-free series

Series has added significance as a result of the unsavoury headlines that have enveloped the sport in recent times

30-Sep-2010•ESPNcricinfo staff

Advantage India at favoured venue

A Test series between India and Australia should be enough to whet the appetite of any cricket fan. But is that true of a contest spanning only two matches? We're about to find out

30-Sep-2010•The Preview by Brydon Coverdale

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