India in a corner - Wright
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Madras - India&#39;s coach John Wright admitted they were &quot;in a corner&quot; in their continuing Test series against Australia after his top batsmen crumbled in the opening Test match, but said he had high hopes of a comeback.
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You would believe, and with good reason, that, geographically and culturally, Australians and Indians are miles apart. And yet, for a while at the Chinnaswamy Stadium, you might only have been half correct with that assumption.
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NEW DELHI, Nov. 25 -- India said on Thursday that it could consider giving a large amount of autonomy to the disputed region of Kashmir to help make peace with Pakistan but was not willing to redraw its borders to settle a half-century of enmity.
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Although Anil Kumble picked up six wickets in the first innings, he had to toil hard to pierce South Africa&#39;s dogged batting. But he held out hope that the match could still be something of a contest if things go well for India tomorrow.
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Nagpur, Oct. 23 (PTI): The news of Sachin Tendulkar being fit to play in the third cricket Test against Australia has lifted the spirits in the Indian camp with coach John Wright, saying the master batsman&#39;s
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India&#39;s cricketers have been told not to panic before the visit of mighty Australia despite a series of confidence-sapping defeats.
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India held the advantage in a tantalisingly poised second cricket test against Australia by the close of the third day&#39;s play today.
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HAVING crossed India&#39;s last frontier and plucked the hapless Kiwis, a bigger challenge for Australia now lies in the path of a hurtling Rawalpindi Express.
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The foreign ministers of India and Pakistan have concluded another round of peace talks. The talks in Indiaâs capital, New Delhi, set the stage for an expected meeting at the United Nations later this month
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MUMBAI: Rahul Dravid led India with his head not with the heart. Every decision he took had a chance of back-firing. But in the end he stood vindicated as India, defending Australiaâs victory target of 107
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Sachin Tendulkar is set to miss the second test against Australia starting on Thursday in Madras. &quot;It is very, very unlikely he will play,&quot; coach John Wright said on Tuesday.
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Harbhajan Singh, who claimed five wickets in Australia&#39;s first innings in the first Test in Bangalore, does not believe the game has slipped away from India, who are facing the prospect of a follow-on.
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India complained about it from day one. The five-letter word &#39;grass&#39; was their bone of contention. Too much grass on the pitch, they feared, would be to the advantage of the Australians in the third Test.
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India News, Kanpur,It remains the biggest puzzle: no one knows just how many tickets have been sold for the ongoing first Test between India and South Africa at the Green Park Stadium here.
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MUMBAI: India is likely to field three frontline spinners in the XI for the inconsequential fourth and final Test against Australia commencing here on Wednesday, according to team&#39;s coach John Wright.
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BANGALORE: In these days of narrow margins, any advantage that can be accrued from being the home team could be of crucial importance.
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India have the dubious distinction of having the most number of casualties from heart attacks and strokes in the world. A report, Atlas of Heart Diseases and Stroke, released by the World Health Organisation