Story of the tied Test at Chennai

Greg Matthews played a stellar role but still could not ensure a win! Read Column »

Harbhajan's colourful history is confusing

Harbhajan has no baggage of the past, not even the ethos of the game. Read Column »

A surprise win over the Aussies

An off-spinner came from nowhere and got India an impossible victory. Read Column »

A utility all-rounder to say the least

Madan Lal has been a great servant of the game of cricket. Read Column »

Sensational debut, but little to follow

Hirwani probably lacked the killer instinct of a Kumble or a Warne. Read Column »

The First Test on Home Soil

The Englishmen toured India for the first ever series between the two teams in 1933 – 34. The team led by Douglas Jardine was fairly strong but wasn’t the full strength England team. Read Column »

Gavaskar and Kapil create magic

The two Indian greats worked in tandem against Pakistan. Read Column »

Wasn't this too Mankad's Test?

Mankad took 13 for 131 in India's first ever Test against Pakistan. Read Column »

'Ekkie' fielded where others feared to be

Eknath Solkar was the best ever fielder at short-leg. Read Column »

Patil was an entertainer par excellence

Sandeep Patil was an under-achiever who could annihilate any bowler on his day. Read Column »