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India look to the weather to save Second Test

India may have one important, if unpredictable, ally in their bid to save the second Castle Lager/MTN Test match against South Africa at St George's Park on Tuesday - the unsettled Eastern Cape weather

19-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

Rash cricket has probably cost us the Test already

India seem to be hurtling towards yet another defeat at St

19-Nov-2001•Krishnamachari Srikkanth

Logic takes a beating

Javagal Srinath was the only real silver lining in the cloud, and hisbowling in this Test was probably his best

19-Nov-2001•Woorkheri Raman

Kallis bats South Africa into winning position in Second Test

Never a batsman prone to wild abandon, Jacques Kallis slowly, steadily but ever so surely dragged the second Castle Lager/MTN Test match away from India on the third day at St George's Park on Sunday

18-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

African Safari: The tour diary

Sourav Ganguly is suffering the fate of all those captains who are caught up in a spate of ill fortune

17-Nov-2001•Ashish Shukla

India up against it as Laxman saves the follow-on

India were spared the embarrassment of having to follow on on the second day of the second Castle Lager/MTN Test at St George's Park on Saturday, but that was about all the tourists could be thankful for as South Africa took control of the match and,

17-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

Magnificent Gibbs holds South Africa together on first day in PE

Herschelle Gibbs played a lone hand at St George's Park on Friday, making 155 not out out of South Africa's 237 for five on the first day of the second Castle Lager/MTN Test match after India had asked the home team to bat first

16-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

'Do-or-die' for India, says Pollock

For India, the second Castle Lager/MTN Test match against South Africa starting at St George's Park on Friday is something of a "do-or-die" affair

15-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

Get your thinking cap on, Mr Wright

Any Indian fan who has been following the news from the Indian camp during the last few days will have every reason to feel disgusted and demoralised

15-Nov-2001•Rajesh Kumar

'I'm keen to open,' says Ganguly

With less than 24 hours to go before the start of the crucial second Castle Lager/MTN Test match against South Africa, Indian captain Sourav Ganguly narrowed down the candidates to open the batting with Shiv Das to a choice between two - either

15-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

India must play Prasad

A convenient memory is of great help to cricketers as long as they are aware of their shortcomings as well

15-Nov-2001•Woorkheri Raman

Wind blows in more questions for India

An easterly wind blew into Port Elizabeth on Wednesday, shrouding St George's Park in drizzle and driving South Africa into the indoor nets two days ahead of the second Castle Lager/MTN Test match

14-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

African Safari: The tour diary

The real mystery could lie in the choice of bowlers for the next Test.If the wicket is grassy and seemingly quick, the Indians could beforced to make a choice between the two regular spinners on this tour- Harbhajan or Kumble.

13-Nov-2001•Ashish Shukla

India on tour: The champagne moments

Suddenly, the hunter had become the hunted

13-Nov-2001•Partab Ramchand

India tour match against SA 'A' team abandoned

India and the South African A team finally gave up their unequal struggle against the elements in East London on Monday by calling off their four-day game on the morning of the third day

12-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

Rudolph added to South African Test squad

The pressure on Boeta Dippenaar to fully establish himself at the highest level mounted on Monday when Northerns Titans left-hander Jacques Rudolph was added to the South African squad for the second Castle Lager/MTN Test match against India starting

12-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

Second day of Indian tour match abandoned

For the second day running no play was possible in India's four-day game against the South African A team at Buffalo Park in East London on Sunday, bringing the total number of days lost either to the elements or the conditions by the Indians in the

11-Nov-2001•Peter Robinson

What John Wright and Umpire Harper have in common

Besides, what kind of pitch did Wright expect in South Africa

10-Nov-2001•Anand Vasu

Team composition poses problems for India

When a team has so many factors going against them, it is imperativethat nothing is done to weaken the side further

10-Nov-2001•Partab Ramchand

A sorely needed tour match

Still smarting from the nine-wicket loss at Bloemfontein, the Indian team will take the field at Buffalo Park, East London, on Saturday hoping to iron out some glaring flaws in a first-class match against South Africa A

09-Nov-2001•Samanth Subramanian

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