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India hindered by poor captaincy

To say the least, I am highly disappointed by the way Ganguly led theside when their opponents were rebuilding their innings

16-Apr-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

Dravid unfurls his repertoire overseas yet again

His 10th century could not have come at a better time

16-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

Deep Dasgupta's role a subject of debate

Should India continue to open the innings with Deep Dasgupta to allow one more batsman in the lower middle-order, or should they play Ajay Ratra as the wicket-keeper and provide Wasim Jaffer or Dinesh Mongia a chance to partner Shiv Sunder Das in

16-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

Croft feels Nehra should play in place of Zaheer

In South Africa, the Sachin Tendulkar and Virender Sehwag run-riot on the very first day of the Test series failed to prevent India from losing the match comprehensively

15-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

First Test ends in washed out draw

With puddles the size of little lakes all around the outfield, play was called off without a single ball being bowled on the final day

15-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

Test meanders as India avoids follow-on

It was one of those days for India abroad

14-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

Sarandeep Singh is armed with Bedi's instructions

Sarandeep Singh could not have had the happiest of bowling spells at the Bourda in Guyana

13-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

Boycott anticipates runs from Ganguly and Lara

Geoffrey Boycott is back on his commentating assignments after knee surgery at Cape Town

13-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

India stumble after Tendulkar dazzles

The first two days' play of this Guyana Test match - and it can be called thus for more reasons than just the venue - threw up tremendous excitement from stylish batsmen

13-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

Dros to lead SA 'A' against India 'A'

Gerald Dros will captain two South African 'A' teams to play India 'A' in one-day games in Lenasia on April 18 and in Benoni on April 22

13-Apr-2002•CricInfo Reporter

$2-million jackpot for World Cup winners

A veritable pot of gold awaits the champion team when the Rainbow Nation hosts next year's ICC Cricket World Cup

13-Apr-2002•Media Release

One way traffic in Laudium for India `A'

A contrast in professionalism played itself out at the pleasant Laudium Oval with India `A' convincingly defeating a South African Presidents XI by seven wickets in a 50 overs match

12-Apr-2002•Keith Lane`

West Indies cruise to position of strength

There are always two sides to each coin

12-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

West Zone draw at Eden Gardens to lift Duleep Trophy

The result of the Duleep Trophy match between West Zone and East Zone at the Eden Gardens, Kolkata, may have been expected

12-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Central Zone notch up thrilling win over South at Jaipur

Central Zone, first batting and then bowling out of their skins, registered a thrilling outright win over South Zone on the fourth day of their Duleep Trophy match at the KL Saini stadium, Jaipur, on Friday.

12-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Frustration for Harbhajan as India refuse risk

So, once again in the first Test match of a series abroad, India is without Harbhajan Singh

11-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

Dasgupta talks of Test ambitions

There was a time when the legendary Rodney Marsh - the former world-record holder of 355 dismissals as a wicket-keeper, bettered by Ian Healy later - was nicknamed "Iron Gloves" for his dismal performances behind the stumps.

11-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

Das hopes to make a big impression

The batsman he idolises got 774 runs at a mind-boggling average of 154.80 in his debut series here in the Caribbean almost 31 years ago

11-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

South Zone take first-innings lead at Jaipur

Central Zone could not have been too disappointed with their bowling effort on the second day of their Duleep Trophy match against South Zone, but their batting on the third day at Jaipur certainly left something to be desired

11-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Wet conditions further seal Duleep Trophy in West's favour

West Zone may have virtually sealed the Duleep Trophy in their favour by notching up 526 in the first two days, but overnight rain further confirmed their imminent victorious status.

11-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

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