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India vs Australia 2011: News

Sehwag can be frustrating too

All through the tour, Australia have managed to keep India under pressure, so the same was expected of the new-look T20 team ahead of the ODI tri-series. Mark Waugh writes.

Mindset will matter more than technique

After the Test series loss, the Indian team and its fans will be hoping for a turnaround in the shorter format of the game. Sourav Ganguly writes. Their corner

Bailey's captaincy can work in India's favour

The new look Australian team for the Twenty20 series will be looking forward to keep up the winning momentum, which will do them a lot of good going into the tri-series. Mark Waugh writes. Know George Bailey

Bowling to Don one of my greatest moments

Jeff Thomson loves all things fast. He loves drag car racing, has a fast mouth which shoots off expletives quicker than a rap star, and had a tennis serve that would have probably given Goran Ivanisevic an inferiority complex. Oh, and he also bowled fast. Rohit Bhaskar

Dravid & Laxman should go for good now

Going into the fifth day, the result was quite eminent; it was just a matter of time and Australia didn't waste any and completed a 4-0 whitewash. There was absolutely no fight put up by the Indians, but hasn't that been the story in the series so far?  Mark Waugh writes.

Give the seniors some more time to plan their farewell

It's the end of a disappointing five weeks in Australia and a lot of us would be happy that the ordeal is over. As a former player, I was saddened with the way the series progressed. There are some champion players in the team who must be feeling hurt with the way things have gone in the last nine months. Sourav Ganguly writes.

Call for sackings a reckless impulse

Indian Test cricket is believed to have reached its lowest ebb. In little over a year, we've lost almost everything away from home and barely managed to win the home series. We are no longer the team that was rated the best. Aakash Chopra writes.

Is he the right man?

Although the senior batsmen have borne the brunt for the debacle in Australia, coach Duncan Fletcher is also under scrutiny, Sanjjeev Karan Samyal writes.

Even good pitches can trouble shaken teams

It was another ordinary batting performance from India, this time on a good batting surface. The batsmen have struggled right through the series, and this must be a worrying thing for the players. Sourav Ganguly writes.

Hope Sehwag's captaincy is like his batting style

Adelaide is traditionally a good batting pitch and with the temperature being on the higher side of the 30's, the pitch will get drier. That's Mark Waugh's view

The Langer version of batting

An ugly duckling among swans, the opener finished with more runs than many of his stylish compatriots, Rohit Bhaskar writes.

Dhoni doesn't warrant a guaranteed Test spot

In sport, there are losses and shattering defeats; India suffered the latter at the WACA and it should prompt some dramatic action. Ian Chappell writes.

With scratchy seniors, it's time India selectors show faith in youth

Batting, which is India's strength, has been the main cause of their debacle overseas. Losing seven away Tests in a row, the famed batting line-up has been found wanting, and it's a serious issue. Mark Waugh writes.

Biggest test for selectors

New players, steady influx of fresh talent, tough decisions and an overhaul of selection policy. Sourav Ganguly writes. India mauled  | Humiliation

A long knock played in double-quick time

Warner's ton stands out as it was scored against an international attack. Ian Chappell writes. Ian says | Warner's fastest
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