A 173-run partnership between Gautam Gambhir and Rahul Dravid took India's score to 179/1 at the end of first day's play in Mohali. Poor light condition stopped the first day's play.
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Category >> Harbhajan Singh
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Dec 17
2008
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Well, at least there's no doubt that the decision to play the first Test at Chennai was vindicated. That was a superb game, rounded off by a fantastic knock from Sachin Tendulkar. There was something for everyone — except, for England, the right result.
Defeats like that can have a huge effect. The hardest loss to take during my time as coach came in Adelaide. This was on a par but in Australia we blew it on the last morning with the bat. This time England had more than enough runs to play with.
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Dec 09
2008
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Andrew Flintoff said his decision to tour India for the Test series has nothing to do with his Indian Premier League ambitions and asserted security would not be a distraction for his team-mates in the two-Test series starting in Chennai Thursday.
Flintoff, along with Steve Harmison and Graeme Swann,
Yuvraj Singh did not have to look far for inspiration. Batting in the adjoining nets at Chepauk was his inspiration, Sachin Tendulkar.
The sweet sound of the middle of the willow making contact with the ball filled the air. Yuvraj stole an occasional glance, admiring the maestro.
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Dec 03
2008
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Team India Captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni maintained his top slot in the ICC ODI rankings for batsmen while Zaheer Khan is now just one step away from breaking into the bowlers' top 10.
Apart from Dhoni, Yuvraj Singh, at sixth, is the only other Indian batsman in the top 10 while Sachin Tendulkar is ranked 12th.
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Oct 31
2008
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After hinting that Sachin Tendulkar was a sore loser, former Australian vice-captain Adam Gilchrist has taken a swipe at the then skipper Sourav Ganguly (Dada) and spinner Harbhajan Singh (Bhajji
