The West Indies team is in a hopeless situation - their batting is brittle, catching atrocious while their bowling lacks purpose

The semi-final between South Africa and India re-affirmed the glorious uncertainty of one-day cricket yet again

For a nation that heaps expectations on its cricketers, India's dominance over England at Colombo was hugely satisfying, to say the least

© Reuters Andy Flower is a true hero

Going into the Oval Test, all the attention was firmly focused on the best batsman in the game today Sachin Tendulkar

© CricInfo The Indian performance at Headingley has been nothing short of magnificent

After the demoralising Test defeat at Lord's, I expected India to come out fighting at Trent Bridge

"Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap," teaches the Bible

July 13th will always be remembered as a golden day in the annals of Indian cricket hence

The morale of the Indian team must be very high after a resounding win over Sri Lanka at Bristol

Over the years, the Oval has built up a reputation of being a true track, one brimming over with runs for the batsmen

The winning run of the Indian team continues

After two comprehensive victories over the weekend against England and Sri Lanka in the ODI tri-series, I felt the only thing that could deprive the Indian team of a win is the flip side of English summer - rain

© CricInfo The current Indian team seems to be showing a lot of character and a real hunger to win

© CricInfo The odds must have been heavily stacked against India when they were 141/4 - Sachin Tendulkar (1) among the men dismissed - in the 28th over while chasing an imposing target of 272

After having been blown away by Christ Gayle at Trinidad on Saturday, India had everything to play for on Sunday at the Queen's Park Oval

The Queen's Park Oval at Trinidad might be one of India's favourite away grounds but that did not save them from a thrashing at the hands of the West Indians on Saturday

After two washed-out matches at Sabina Park, it was a relief to get some cricket underway again with the third one-day international at the Kensington Oval in Barbados

In one of my earlier columns, I had opined that the Indians had a good chance of giving their fans an encore of the glorious West Indies tour of 1971

The flat track at the Antigua Recreation Ground meant that the fourth Test was always going to yield a high-scoring draw