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A win that the Kenyans can rightfully cherish

The Kenyan win on Wednesday at Port Elizabeth seemed straight out of a Hans Christian Andersen book

19-Oct-2001•Krishnamachari Srikkanth

Wanted - Grassroots Development for Kenyan Cricket

The Kenyans once again made the Indians eat humble pie in Wednesday's match of the Summer Spice triangular series

19-Oct-2001•Woorkheri Raman

The Fantastic Four of Indian Cricket

Partab Ramchand continues his writeup on the history of Indian spin, from the 1930s to the current era

19-Oct-2001•Partab Ramchand

Irani Trophy: The jewel in the Indian domestic diadem

The step-motherly treatment meted out to domestic cricket by successive administrations of the Board of Control for Cricket in India is well known

18-Oct-2001•Partab Ramchand

Kenya's shock victory was thoroughly deserved

The second one-day international against Kenya was played under ideal conditions: the wicket was true, the weather was fair, and the ambience was perfect

18-Oct-2001•Erapalli Prasanna

The Rest is history...

The Irani Cup has traditionally been the season's opener and often a virtual trial match for the year ahead

17-Oct-2001•V Ramnarayan

Getting young guns to fire

I had written, in my last column, that the youngsters would decide the fortunes of the Indians in the triangular series

17-Oct-2001•Woorkheri Raman

The youngsters will have to deliver in crunch situations

Sometimes a break does wonders for a player under pressure to deliver

15-Oct-2001•Woorkheri Raman

African Safari: The tour diary

The Indian caravan has begun to roll, not only in terms of performance, but also by way of moving from one centre to another

15-Oct-2001•Ashish Shukla

The charge of the youth brigade

Let me begin by doffing my hat to the Indian team

12-Oct-2001•Krishnamachari Srikkanth

Why cricket is best followed with humble pie close at hand

Anand Vasu on the glorious uncertainty of the game called cricket

12-Oct-2001•By Anand Vasu

From Mankad to Gupte

The first signs that Indian spin bowling would play a major role internationally came in 1937-38

12-Oct-2001•Partab Ramchand

India's superior fielding made all the difference

The decision to bat first on a track that seemed favourable to fast bowling was a brave one by the Indian captain

11-Oct-2001•EAS Prasanna

Ganguly must learn to think as a captain

There are times when nothing is as important as a touch of inspiration

10-Oct-2001•Anand Vasu

The Wanderers pitch was made for the batsmen

Speaking as a bowler, I think the best place to be last Friday during the first Standard Bank One-Day International was where I was - watching it on television

09-Oct-2001•Allan Donald

Indians must get the balance of the team right

The Centurion Park, situated in a suburb of Pretoria, is one of the main cricket centres in South Africa

09-Oct-2001•Woorkheri Raman

It's a batsman's game!

Sourav Ganguly walks calmly down the wicket and hits a South African fast bowler out of the ground

08-Oct-2001•V Ramnarayan

African Safari: The tour diary

The Wright workout

08-Oct-2001•Ashish Shukla

The Art of Psychological Warfare

Cricket is not just a game played on the field

08-Oct-2001•Partab Ramchand

One bouncer rule will put India on the backfoot

Bowling at the attacking batsmen from India is a challenge that every bowler in international cricket looks forward to, and it's really disappointing for me to sit out of the first couple of games

05-Oct-2001•Allan Donald

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