Sachin Tendulkar..

Chappell's the visionary, Frazer's the executor. Anand Vasu sits India's back-room duo down for a chat to find out how they've brought the side back up to speed

Zee Network are set to get the Indian television rights for the next four years

Ricky Ponting's Australia emulated Steve Waugh's run of 16 consecutive Test wins as they took a 2-0 lead in the series against India in a thriller of a game that went right down to the wire at the SCG

Innings of substance from Matthew Hayden and Michael Hussey put Australia in a good position to set a platform for the final day, as they ended with a lead of 213, with six wickets intact

The Test match came well and truly alive as a masterly century from Sachin Tendulkar gave India the first-innings lead

VVS Laxman finally got India's batting on this Australian tour off the ground, with an enthusiastic and entertaining century, and Rahul Dravid once again battled hard in dour fashion, spending time in the middle with Laxman, but both fell in the dying mom

Australia took the long and tough route getting there but they posted a strong 376 by the end of an intriguing and curious day's play in Sydney

The way young cricketers come through the ranks in Indian cricket is set to undergo a radical change

A recent report by John Gloster, the India physiotherapist, has revealed that most players are forced to go through games carrying niggles

Sourav Ganguly looks ahead to his 100th Test and back at his golden year

Shane Warne is all set to be the Indian Premier League's most expensive signing

Any which way you look at it, the inclusion of Virender Sehwag for the tour of Australia is an interesting one

India's fragile fast bowlers are the selectors' chief concern as they meet on Wednesday to whittle down the list of 24 probables for India's tour of Australia

On the final day of the second Test, Younis, albeit filling the captain's post in the absence of Shoaib Malik, showed tremendous leadership

Anil Kumble refused to accept that Pakistan had gained a moral victory by drawing the Test in Kolkata

From afar this pitch doesn't appear to have broken up as much Indian dust bowls generally do. While batsmen dragging their feet does cause some dust to fly, it's not as though each ball landing on the pitch is accompanied by a puff of dust

Anand Vasu analyses Misbah-ul-Haq's unbeaten 161 which saved Pakistan the embarassment of a follow-on

The slow, low batting tracks on view at Delhi and Kolkata may give India the series but won't help their batsmen on the tour of Australia later this month

Dilip Vengsarkar could resign as selection chairman following a deadlock in talks with the Indian board