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Beleaguered West Indies seem headed for a humiliating rout

Can it be said that the Indian victory in the first Test by an innings and 112 runs in about three and a half days is a trendsetter for the series

06-Jul-2005•Partab Ramchand

Richardson and Vincent - it has a ring to it

Mark Richardson and Lou Vincent authored another chapter as New Zealand continue to rewrite the record books

06-Jul-2005•Lynn McConnell

The rewards of restraint

Lou Vincent reaped the rewards of curbing his strokeplay, while for India - and for Parthiv Patel in particular - it was a day to forget in a hurry

06-Jul-2005•Rahul Bhattacharya

Getting Dravid out early is crucial for the West Indies

The Mumbai Test was obviously not the ideal start for the West Indies

06-Jul-2005•Viv Richards

Hussain: 'We can beat Australia'

Nasser Hussain fired the first serious salvo in the war of words ahead of this winter's Ashes series, warning his players they must be psychologically ready to beat Australia.

06-Jul-2005•Wisden CricInfo staff

Slow, slow torture

When Pakistan and Australia step out in the steamy Sharjah heat on Friday, it will be 46 years to the day that they began their first Test, on a matting strip at Karachi

06-Jul-2005•Wisden CricInfo staff

Dravid was perfect

Today was almost like the start of a fresh match. The new ball was taken.

06-Jul-2005•Wisden CricInfo staff

Karachi's precarious position on the cricket map

The announcement that Karachi will not host a Test match during the England tour is one more nail in its cricketing coffin

06-Jul-2005•Osman Samiuddin

Must have been Viv

I think the West Indians must have had a really good team meeting after their shoddy performance yesterday

05-Jul-2005•Wisden CricInfo staff

Dravid eyes Weekes' record

After becoming the first Indian to hit four consecutive Test innings, Dravid needs one more century to equal the record held by the great West Indian Everton Weekes.

05-Jul-2005•Wisden CricInfo staff

Five of the best

World Cup, 1987-88, Chennai Finishes don't get much more nail-biting

05-Jul-2005•Wisden CricInfo staff

Seamy incidents and heavy defeats - 1958-59

There were arguments galore among selection committee members, leading to one of them - LP Jai - resigning inthe midst of the contest, while another - C Ramaswami - followingsuit after the series

05-Jul-2005•Partab Ramchand

Illusions of rain and fire

The Chepauk at night is completely different from the one at day

05-Jul-2005•Roving Reporter by Amit Varma at Chennai

`I thought I would collapse'

Rahul Dravid almost didn't get that 100th run which helped him complete his fourth Test century on the trot

05-Jul-2005•Wisden CricInfo staff

Grasp the nettle

One of the cast-iron truths of human existence is that you learn from mistakes

05-Jul-2005•Wisden CricInfo staff

Ganguly gets it right

Ganguly's style of captaincy is such: he is very convinced about what he has to do and there are no half measures

05-Jul-2005•Wisden CricInfo staff

Truly awful

Bad starts in Test cricket are normal, this was one of the most woeful exhibitions of Test batting you are ever likely to see.

05-Jul-2005•Wisden CricInfo staff

`We were at our clinical best' - Steve Waugh

Steve Waugh on history being made with Pakistan being shot out twice for their second lowest total: "It is the best we have bowled for a long while"

04-Jul-2005•Agha Akbar

What about the players?

New Zealand's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Phil Goff, has joined the morality brigade seeking to put paid to New Zealand's August tour of Zimbabwe

29-Jun-2005•Andrew McLean

Moles calls for more Scots to head south

Neil Drysdale talks to Scotland coach Andy Moles

28-Jun-2005•Neil Drysdale

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