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Cricket can never be friendly - Dhoni

Mahendra Singh Dhoni, the Indian captain, said India might be lagging behind the Australians in the art of provoking but they would soon catch up

26-Feb-2008•Nagraj Gollapudi in Hobart

India ask match referee to speak to Australians

The Indian team management has written a letter to Jeff Crowe, the ICC match referee, about Australia's 'provoking' behaviour, which they feel triggered the latest spat involving Ishant Sharma in Sunday's one-dayer in Sydney

25-Feb-2008•Nagraj Gollapudi in Sydney

Amazed Symonds can't believe his worth

Andrew Symonds, who has softened his stance on touring Pakistan, is struggling to believe his huge result in the Indian Premier League auction

21-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

Symonds will be breaching contract - Ponting

Ricky Ponting says most of Australia's players have concerns about touring Pakistan next month but he believes any individual who pulls out of the trip will be in breach of their Cricket Australia contract

21-Feb-2008•Brydon Coverdale

'I don't think I'll go to Pakistan' - Symonds

Andrew Symonds says he is likely to pull out of Australia's tour of Pakistan next month even if Cricket Australia declares the country safe to visit

19-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

Loyalty or dollars? Symonds enters IPL debate

Andrew Symonds says the loyalty of Australia's best players will be tested over the next couple of years

17-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

Symonds and Ponting high on franchise wishlist

Contrary to fears in the fallout of the Sydney Test three IPL franchises say Ricky Ponting and Andrew Symonds, in the centre of that controversy, top their wishlist

13-Feb-2008•Ajay S Shankar

Symonds gagged by Cricket Australia

Andrew Symonds' latest column for News Limited, in which he has attacked Cricket Australia, was not approved by the board for publication

10-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff

Australia disappointed with handling of case - Ponting

Ricky Ponting says some of the Australia players are disappointed that Harbhajan Singh's penalty over the incident with Andrew Symonds in the Sydney Test was downgraded to 50% of his match fee

31-Jan-2008•Brydon Coverdale in Melbourne

ICC accepts blame for 'human and database errors'

Malcolm Speed has said that the ICC accepts the blame for the errors which played a part in Harbhajan Singh escaping a more severe penalty

31-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Insufficient evidence against Harbhajan - Hansen

Lack of sufficient evidence, a more rigorous judicial process and an inexplicable botch-up on the part of the ICC allowed Harbhajan Singh to get away with a 50% fine

30-Jan-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Adelaide

Australia incensed by Harbhajan reprieve

Australia's cricketers believe their board has caved in to overwhelming pressure from the game's financial superpower

29-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Harbhajan racism charge not proven - Hansen

The racism charge against Harbhajan Singh was found to be not proven by Justice John Hansen, hearing the appeal

29-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Leader Lee looks after his men

Peter English rates the Australians out of ten

29-Jan-2008•Peter English

New twist in Harbhajan case?

A new dimension has been added to the Harbhajan Singh's appeal case with Justice John John Hansen, the judge who is scheduled the hear the appeal, suggesting that new evidence in the shape of recordings from the stump microphone could be used

28-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Procter took Australians' word in Harbhajan hearing

It has been revealed that Mike Procter, the match referee who found Harbhajan Singh guilty of calling Andrew Symonds a "monkey" during the Sydney Test, relied on the evidence of four Australian players in reaching his decision

25-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Inspired India take control

RP Singh takes four wickets as India dismiss Australia for 212 and take a lead of 118 in the third Test at Perth

17-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran at the WACA

Symonds 'not sensitive' about racism

Andrew Symonds says he is not overly sensitive about racism but considers comments unacceptable when they come from opposition players with whom he has no friendship

13-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

The aftermath of the Sydney Test

Full coverage of the ban imposed on Harbhajan Singh for alleged racist remarks to Andrew Symonds during the second Test in Sydney

07-Jan-2008

Symonds tells his side of the story

Andrew Symonds says he was surprised by the on-field incident that led to Harbhajan Singh being suspended for three Tests because there had been "no bad blood" in the series before that moment

07-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

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