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Graham Thorpe to miss rest of India tour

England will be without Graham Thorpe for the rest of the Test series in India.The Surrey left-hander is flying back to England today to sort out personal matters at home

11-Dec-2001•CricInfo

India fight back after strong England start

Anil Kumble took five wickets to put India back in the driving seat after England made an excellent start to the second Test in Ahmedabad

11-Dec-2001•Stephen Lamb

Sehwag, Srinath and Giles likely to play in Ahmedabad Test

"It looks a good wicket

10-Dec-2001•Anand Vasu

What next at Motera, the ground where records tumble?

It is one of the most inconvenient venues for Test cricket

10-Dec-2001•Anand Vasu

Wright: Accountability is close to the president's heart and I welcome that

John Wright is in a situation that cannot be envied for the best part

10-Dec-2001•Anand Vasu

Hussain: It's up to each individual to work out his game plan

Nasser Hussain is a very intense man

09-Dec-2001•Anand Vasu

India have legal commitment to play four Tests in England, says ECB boss

The England and Wales CricKet Board's Chief Executive, Tim Lamb, is insisting that India have a legally-binding commitment to play four Test matches in England next summer

08-Dec-2001•CricInfo

A series whose fate looks sealed

Is this the weakest English team to tour India

07-Dec-2001•Partab Ramchand

Kumble and Harbhajan are more than a handful

To add to the English woes, their fielding was well below par and thecatching nothing short of dismal

07-Dec-2001•Erapalli Prasanna

Fletcher backs Foster after difficult debut

James Foster has received the full support of the England coach, Duncan Fletcher, after his difficult Test debut in Mohali

07-Dec-2001•CricInfo

A harrowing four days for England at Mohali

The first Test at Mohali ended in a predictable manner with the visitors caving meekly

07-Dec-2001•Woorkheri Raman

Six wickets for Kumble as India outplay England

India completed a comprehensive victory over England in the first Test match at Mohali after the tourists were bowled out in their second innings for 235, leaving the home side needing just five runs to win

06-Dec-2001•Stephen Lamb

No complaints, the better side won - Hussain

Nasser Hussain believes England's first-innings collapse was a primary cause of their 10-wicket defeat by India in the first Test

06-Dec-2001•CricInfo

Srinath, Sehwag return for second Test

Immediately following the 10-wicket victory at Mohali, the Indian selectors announced the squad for the second Test, which is to begin at Ahmedabad on Dec

06-Dec-2001•Staff Reporter

Not exactly Rule Britannia at Mohali

The Indians are in sight of a victory at the end of the third day's play in the opening test match at Mohali

06-Dec-2001•Woorkheri Raman

England then and now

For years and years, I supported England against Australia but, exceptfor brief spells when led by Mike Brearley and inspired by the heroicdeeds of golden-boy Botham, my favourite team of the past proved moreoften than not to have feet of clay.

06-Dec-2001•V Ramnarayan

Short-sighted planning returns to haunt India

Mohammad Azharuddin © CricInfo The Indian team is now in the same situation as it was when the Englishmen toured India in 1993

05-Dec-2001•Woorkheri Raman

India's batsmen take tight grip of Mohali Test

England have now had over a day to rue the first innings collapse that allowed the Indian batsmen to get on with the job of slowly overtaking the inadequate total

04-Dec-2001•Ralph Dellor

Dasgupta: The innings in South Africa gave me more satisfaction

He was a keen gymnast when Suneeta Sharma, a coach at the National Institute of Sport, decided to give him a go at the game of cricket

04-Dec-2001•Anand Vasu

India take first day honours after England falter

India took the initiative on day one of the first Test against England at Mohali, after the tourists were reduced from the promising position of 172 for 2 to 238 all out

03-Dec-2001•Stephen Lamb

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