The dawn of the World Cup saw Gavaskar make a travesty of one-day cricket
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The '79 Cup was a washout for India, except for a single innings of character
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It was a once-in-a-lifetime innings, and Kapil produced it when needed most
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Gavaskar, erasing memories of his '75 whimper, went out with a bang
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India's search for the openers continues, this time for a lethal quickie to take first bite of the cherry with Zaheer Khan. Trouble is, there's no tearaway on the horizon.
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Ambati Thirupati Rayudu, pint-sized dynamo, may be our next Hyderabadi pearl
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He appears to be the most unwanted man in Indian cricket today. A visibly distressed Mongia asks: Why?
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Munaf Patel streaks into our skies with tearaway pace. Will he hit seam?
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India has had nine wicketkeepers in the last seven years. Why are we so stumped over this key position?
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S. Ramesh is left out of the team, again. So much for fair selection!
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