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'The pitch was no good to anybody'

The post mortems have seldom been so exhaustive, tedious or varied in their verdicts

22-Jun-2005•Anand Vasu

Ganguly unlikely to play Mohali Test

Sourav Ganguly is unlikely to play in the second Test against India at Mohali, whoch begins on October 16

22-Jun-2005•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Wright - 'Sometimes you hope for a little home advantage'

John Wright, the Indian coach, believes that wickets at home must provide some advantage to the Indian team

22-Jun-2005•Wisden Cricinfo staff

'India will face problems abroad' - Ross

After Craig McMillan and Nathan Astle helped New Zealand salvage a draw in the first Test at Ahmedabad, coach Ashley Ross sounded confident about his team's ability to succeed under any conditions

22-Jun-2005•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Gearing up without Ganguly

Sourav Ganguly's absence from the second Test after minor surgery means a first cap for Yuvraj Singh - on his home ground too

22-Jun-2005•The Wisden Preview by Rahul Bhattacharya

More in the spotlight than ever before

Sourav Ganguly's injury will put stand-in captain Rahul Dravid squarely in the spotlight More than usual, the spotlight at Mohali will be on Rahul Dravid

22-Jun-2005•Rahul Bhattacharya

Injuries hit both camps for Indian trans-Tasman match

Australia's match with New Zealand in India today is rapidly shaping as a "best of the rest" match, so badly hit by injuries have the two sides been

28-Oct-2003•Lynn McConnell

Greater intensity at higher level hit home to Blair

Bruce Blair's exposure to the preparation and planning required for international play was greatly enhanced by his stint as a coaching observer with the New Zealand team during the recent Test series with India

28-Oct-2003•Lynn McConnell

Matters of life at the death for NZ to consider

New Zealand's hopes of success in the tri-series with India and Australia starting today will rest on resolving the long-standing puzzle of bowling at the death

23-Oct-2003•Lynn McConnell

McMillan and Tuffey shone brightest

McMillan and Tuffey were the pick of the bunch as New Zealand exceeded all expectations in the Test series

21-Oct-2003•Lynn McConnell

Laxman and Chopra salvage a draw

New Zealand gave India a frightful scare on the morning of the final day, played a session of magnificent cricket and yet did not have enough firepower to go all the way and win

20-Oct-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Anand Vasu

A welcome return to form for Astle

Nathan Astle's effort in scoring his ninth Test century speaks volumes of the place he is now at in his cricket career

10-Oct-2003•Lynn McConnell

Tuffey delivers but wickets go astray

Daryl Tuffey will enjoy better days than that he experienced at Ahmedabad today, in fact he has enjoyed them, most notably against India in New Zealand last year

09-Oct-2003•Lynn McConnell

Why Ganguly dropped down the order

India's captain explains why he dropped down the batting order, and what he thinks will happen in the remainder of the first Test

09-Oct-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Zaheer rocks New Zealand

Zaheer Khan's three strikes, which followed Rahul Dravid's 222 and Sourav Ganguly's unbeaten 100, put India in control at Ahmedabad

09-Oct-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Chandrahas Choudhury

Gaining in fluency

Sourav Ganguly's hundred was played out in three different parts: the first phase, when he struggled, the second, when he became more assured, and the third, when he scored at a rapid pace

09-Oct-2003•S Rajesh

Sachin's nets and Parthiv's popularity

The sights and sounds from the fringes of the Ahmedabad Test captured by Wisden's Roving Reporter.

09-Oct-2003•Samanth Subramanian

Lean pickings: New Zealand in India

A look back at New Zealand's previous tours of India.

08-Oct-2003•S Rajesh

Dravid and Laxman put India on top

An unbeaten 110 by Rahul Dravid, and his 115-run partnership for the third wicket with VVS Laxman (56 not out) helped India recover to 249 for 3 at the end of the first day's play

08-Oct-2003•The Wisden Bulletin by Chandrahas Choudhury

Of cricketers' convoys and standing ovations

If any proof of a cricketer's celebrity status in India were needed, the New Zealand team's arrival at the Motera stadium on the first day of the Test would provide it

08-Oct-2003•Samanth Subramanian

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