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It certainly has been a camp with a difference

Indian coach John Wright said in Bangalore on Monday that two or three spinners and four seamers would be the ideal bowling attack in the upcoming tour of Zimbabwe

Indian captain Sourav Ganguly said on Tuesday that his lean phase with the bat was over, and expressed confidence of striking form again in the coming Zimbabwe series

The home advantage works out for every cricketing country but perhaps it is most evident in India's case

Flying high after the series triumph over the mighty Australians, the Indian cricketers are now aiming to set right their dismal record abroad, during the coming tour of Zimbabwe

Ever since John Wright conducted his first full length preparatory camp before the Australia series, there has been much speculation on the methods used

This week last year was a truly memorable one for Indian cricket

Recovering from the injury he sustained in the first one-day match against Australia in Bangalore, all-rounder Virendra Shewag said today that it came at a wrong time but he hoped to be back in the Indian team soon

Balwinder Singh Sandhu is best known for the banana inswinger with which he bowled Gordon Greenidge in the World Cup final in 1983

It was the 1696th ODI in cricket history

Rahul Dravid's knock of 80 at almost run-a-ball against Australia at Bangalore suggests that a keen desire to make runs may have finally outweighed his obsession over technique

The Indians were looking very confident at Bangalore though not at the moment when they lost four early wickets

On a day when both India and Australia made a lot of mistakes on the field, the home team won by a big margin in the end thereby gaining a 1-0 lead in the five match one-day series

The Indian captain Sourav Ganguly on Sunday said he was scared that the team would succumb even though they had scored a huge total of 315 after winning the first one-day tie by 60 runs against Australia in Bangalore on Sunday

India are getting into the habit of upsetting Australian winning streaks

The Chennai Test left the team physically and mentally drained

Flat wickets, coloured clothes, bright lights cutting into the night, loads of runs, close finishes - that's the recipe for your average One Day international game these days

Indian pace spearhead Javagal Srinath is likely to make a comeback to limited overs cricket with captain Sourav Ganguly hinting that the speedster would play in the opening one-day match against Australia at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium at Bangalore on

The Australian coach John Buchanan said that the Australians were very positive about the one-day series and would go all out to win it

Karnataka played host to Andhra Pradesh at the M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore in the P Ramachandra Rao Trophy for the Under-22 and the match came to end as a draw on Saturday