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Sunil Gavaskar
Sun, July 31 2011
Eng vs Ind: Second Test day two statistical review
Statistical highlights of the second day's play in the second Test between India and England.
Sat, July 30 2011
Dravid equals Gavaskar’s record of 34 Test tons
Senior batsman Rahul Dravid on Saturday struck his 34th Test century to draw level with Sunil Gavaskar and become the joint second highest century maker from India on the second day of the second Test against England.
Thu, August 21 2014
Abhinav Mukund needs to iron out wrinkles around his off stump
The area around the off stump is exciting but, nonetheless, fraught with peril.
Mon, April 21 2014
First Test blues finds Team India in the red – yet again!
India lose first test against england in lord's.
Sat, August 23 2014
Bhogle & Nasser enhance joy of cricket with their brilliance as commentators
Harsha Bhogle and Nasser Hussain are definitely the best among the current lot
Tue, April 15 2014
Why Dravid is a biggest impact player for India in Tests – ahead of Tendulkar
Rahul Dravid scored his 33rd century Test
Thu, April 10 2014
Why the ICC all-time best Test XI is just too ridiculous
The ICC's all-time best Test XI, determined by 2.5 lakh fans through an online poll.
Thu, April 10 2014
Without Sehwag, the threat of Anderson and Swann is real
He gets them into positions that India has no capacity of even envisioning.
Wed, July 20 2011
Boycott slams selection of ICC’s greatest Test team
A day after former England captain Alec Stewart ridiculed the ICC's 'Greatest Test team of all time', former opener and now noted commentator Geoffrey Boycott said the selection of the team is fundamentally flawed.
Sun, August 03 2014
India in England: Six memorable performances by Indians
The best of characters prevail in England; most of them are India’s all-time greats.