Matches (16)

Men's Hundred (3)

Women's Hundred (2)

Top End T20 (4)

CPL (2)

One-Day Cup (4)

AUS vs SA (1)

SB-M

(68/100 balls) 65/4

WF-M

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LS-W

(65/100 balls) 54/6

NSC-W

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Analysis

Surface tension before series decider

Kanpur has a lot to thank Ahmedabad for. Had India come into this match leading the series, a draw would have been as likely as the haze in the Kanpur winter

10-Apr-2008•Sidharth Monga in Kanpur

Nawaz praises batsmen in SSC's domestic treble

Naveed Nawaz, the coach of SSC, reviews a rewarding domestic season which included three titles

07-Apr-2008•Sa'adi Thawfeeq

West Indies' attack lacked variety

If there are two specialist spinners in a 15-man squad with a pitch like the Oval, someone offering variety should be allowed to absorb some overs and take some pressure off the faster men

06-Apr-2008•Kern De Freitas

Ganguly lives for another battle

Unlike his top-order mates Sourav Ganguly was taking it back to South Africa, relying on instinct. He was battling against adversity and thriving, like India abroad recently. But, like India, it's also dangerous to expect too much of him

05-Apr-2008•Jamie Alter in Ahmedabad

Planning and perseverance pay off

South Africa can proudly lay claim to having India's number throughout the Motera Test

05-Apr-2008•Jamie Alter in Ahmedabad

How the Patel plan unravelled

While the ICC's decision on Haroon Lorgat was swift, the process with Imtiaz Patel began, informally, several months ago before unravelling over the last few weeks after both sides had almost shaken hands on the deal

05-Apr-2008•Ajay S Shankar

Perfect execution

AB de Villiers timed his first Test double-century perfectly as he put the hosts to the sword to set up his team for a 1-0 lead

04-Apr-2008•Jamie Alter at Motera

Clueless against pace and seam

With all due respect to Dale Steyn and Co, it was India, when confronted with a something unusual for this part of the world and a bit of swing, that ran scared

03-Apr-2008•Jamie Alter in Ahmedabad

Who's fooling who?

The concern today is with the increasingly one-eyed view of the world that pretends to be unbiased and authoritative, says Fazeer Mohammed

31-Mar-2008•Fazeer Mohammed

Chennai offers perfect warm-up for visitors

South Africa didn't get a practice game prior to this series but they would have been pleasantly surprised with the generosity granted to them at the MA Chidambaram Stadium

30-Mar-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Chennai

Stale pitch, monotonous cricket

Both captains might as well have shook hands at that point and planted a RIP sign in the middle of the pitch

30-Mar-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Chennai

Flight problems not helping West Indies cricket

The inadequacy of air transport has added to the woes of the current state of the game in the West Indies

30-Mar-2008•Tony Cozier

India surrender after Virender

India needed to show some initiative towards building a big lead, declare their intent and go for a win; Virender Sehwag went early and the rest paled in comparison when it came to setting the agenda

29-Mar-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Chennai

Bad umpiring decisions not to blame

West Indies have too many problems of their own making to even bother about protesting against a few umpiring decisions, says Fazeer Mohammed

28-Mar-2008•Fazeer Mohammed

Tendulkar returns to favourite haunt

On the Chennai surface that offers true bounce and assists spin, Tendulkar has thrived. It's no wonder that he has always maintained that it's one of his favourite grounds

25-Mar-2008•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Chennai

A tournament without inspiration

The MTN Domestic Championship, the major one-day tournament in South African domestic cricket, has been a rather sorry affair right from the start

16-Mar-2008•Keith Lane

Broad benefits from tough start

England had a poor day in the field, but still finished within touching distance of levelling the series in Wellington as the bowlers put in a fine effort with Stuart Broad playing a key role

16-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller in Wellington

James Anderson, a mouse who's beginning to roar

When you watch James Anderson bowl as he did today - with pace, panache, confidence and intense skill - you throw your arms to the heavens and wonder where he's been for the past five years

14-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller in Wellington

England find their free spirit

For a period during the afternoon session it looked as though England were heading out the series, but then their new wicketkeeper - Tim Ambrose - stood up with a fine attacking innings to shift the momentum

13-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller in Wellington

Gayle goes overboard in criticism of umpires

Fazeer Mohammed on Chris Gayle's criticism of the umpires after Jamaica's 13-run loss to Barbados in a Carib Beer Series match

12-Mar-2008•Fazeer Mohammed

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Analysis

Shashank Kishore

Andrew McGlashan

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Mohammad Isam

Steven Lynch