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Little hope for India

India are down and almost out and even their most ardent supporters have acknowledged that the fat lady is rehearsing her song

05-May-2002•Mike King

More landmarks for Hooper, Chanderpaul

It's beginning to look a lot like Hooper and Chanderpaul

05-May-2002•Haydn Gill

West Indies still hold whip

The third Cable & Wireless Test went through a succession of contortions on the third day yesterday but it would have taken the elasticity of an Indian yoga master to have turned it on its head

05-May-2002•Tony Cozier

Haynes names Border as his greatest opponent

Desmond Haynes will always be regarded as one of the finest openers of all time

05-May-2002•Special Correspondent

West Indies register thumping win at Barbados

With fans at the Kensington Oval in Barbados yelling for a quick West Indian victory on the fourth day, the Indian tail finally wagged

05-May-2002•Anand Vasu

India in deep trouble once more at Barbados

The past week has already seen a three-day Test match with Pakistan swamping New Zealand at Lahore

04-May-2002•Anand Vasu

Merv-ellous!

Whoever said the West Indies' fast bowlers were no good

04-May-2002•Haydn Gill

Invitation not extended to India: PCB

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Thursday said it had not invited India to participate in the Golden Jubilee Test

03-May-2002

India enmeshed in Kensington jinx

India found themselves immediately enmeshed in Kensington Oval's age-old jinx on the opening day of the third Test against the West Indies yesterday

03-May-2002•Tony Cozier

Das earns himself a dubious distinction

Only Agatha Christie could have dreamed up a start more dramatic, and that would have involved some species of cyanide poisoning

03-May-2002•Rajneesh Gupta

Hooper, Chanderpaul put West Indies in command

It was a frustrating day at the office for the Indians, the kind when almost nothing goes right, the world seems a cruel place, and circumstances just plummet downhill

03-May-2002•Anand Vasu

Ganguly, Hooper hopeful ahead of Barbados Test

That India have lost six out of seven Tests at the Kensington Oval is not as significant as the fact that the West Indies have lost only three matches at the ground

02-May-2002•Special Correspondent

Harbhajan hopes his performance takes a turn for the better

Harbhajan Singh is not a happy man

02-May-2002•Special Correspondent

India skittled for 102 at Barbados

The Indians dislike Barbados as much as they like Port of Spain - or possibly more

02-May-2002•Anand Vasu

Lara: I'm almost there

THE most exciting batsman in world cricket says the best birthday gift he could have would be a series-levelling victory over India in the forthcoming third Test

02-May-2002•Mike King

Sobers includes Lara in his list of all-time greats

"There is a hell of a difference between good and great cricketers

02-May-2002•Special Correspondent

The jewel in Indian cricket's statistical crown

Sunil Gavaskar must, of course, figure prominently in the records list, and he stands regally on top in two majorsections

02-May-2002•Partab Ramchand

West Indies back to four-play

Encouraged by, if not fully satisfied with, their collective performance in the second Cable & Wireless Test, the West Indies are set to retain their once prescribed formula of four fast bowlers for the crucial third, starting at Kensington tomorrow

01-May-2002•Tony Cozier

Former Kerala all-rounder Mackey passes away

P Mackey, former Kerala all-rounder, passed away at the Regional Cancer Center in Trivandrum on Monday, 29th April 2002

30-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Indians need not fear Oval pitch

For a change, the Indian cricketers won't be fazed by what they see in the middle at Kensington Oval this morning

30-Apr-2002•Tony Cozier

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