Tushar Menon
One of the most contentious questions of the game is what a new target should be for a rain-shortened match. Is there a fair way to arrive at this figure?
Watching, er, hearing Yuvraj in full flow, and a chance encounter with an autorickshaw driver who starred in Johnny Mera Naam
The average sports fan with no ‘connections’ has it rough in India. But he is also a lout, tempting trouble
The balance is good, with the batting looking strong and the bowling available in full strength. And there are more than a few match-winners
That the World Cup merits importance even when the 50-over format is struggling is further proof of its prestige.
How does it feel to contemplate Sachin Tendulkar’s feat of 50 Test hundreds from the vantage of another gritty Indian opener who got none? We asked Chetan Pratap Singh Chauhan
In South Africa, India has been thoroughly walloped, with precisely one win in 12 Tests
It is the place where Kapil Dev hijacks Yashpal Sharma’s food in England and Australians insist on bananas with an inch-long stem
Something makes a Laxman at half-mast even more dangerous. We see Aussie heads nodding in sober agreement