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It is the biggest malaise to haunt Indian cricket over the years

The old firm of Javagal Srinath and Venkatesh Prasad is back together,bringing back nostalgic memories of their salad days

The denouement must have come as a disappointment to the millions of Indian cricket followers the world over

The can't-win-final story of Indian cricket doesn't seem to end

The Indian selectors never fail to spring a surprise, though by now nothing they do should surprise anyone

When things looked difficult for the Indian team in the triangular series having lost the first three matches, three sterling performances ensured that India did qualify for Sunday's final against Sri Lanka for the Coca-Cola Cup

Virender Shewag is a very shy man

There was joy for two low key cricketers in venues as different as Allahabad and Bangalore

When I visited the South Zone Cricket Academy last month, I was struck by how homesick some of them were or ought to be, judging from the length of time they had spent away from their families, in their nonstop pursuit of their favourite game

As I have been saying, this Indian team is very brittle in both the batting and bowling departments

Why is Rahul Dravid so difficult to like when he is out in the middle batting for India in a limited overs game

When will Indian cricket followers think with their heads and not with their hearts

The one match suspension slapped by Cammie Smith on Sourav Ganguly is a step in the right direction

Revealed: the Cronje fortune [ Report ] The original article by Neil Manthorp that appeared in the Sunday Telegraph on July 23 Connoisseurs of irony might like to reflect on the possibility that the first person to face prosecution in

The Indian captain's cup of woes runneth over

The BCCI in its 'vision statement' released almost exactly a year ago claimed that one of its future goals was to prepare a team capable of winning the World Cup in 2002

The Ranji Trophy has undergone numerous changes since its birth way back in 1934, when it was a knockout tournament all the way with the champion of each zone taking on the other zone winners

He's one of the most explosive openers in the world when it comes to One-Day Internationals

The Coca-Cola Cup tri-series took off on a wrong note for India as they lost their opening matches to New Zealand and Sri Lanka

It's not that the Indian team has not suffered defeats and setbacks in the past