Profile of Haresh Pandya
Pujara has returned from the West Indies a stronger, more confident and more determined batsman
Hardly does an Indian win go without Ashwin contributing with the ball. And sometimes with the bat as well.
Walker, who could be tirelessly hostile and enthusiastic, was quite a character
Hanif became a national hero and turned cricket in Pakistan from the preserve of the educated elite into the mass sport
‘I am a man of emergencies, I need to be on the move, to be where the suffering is,’ Edhi told the BBC after the US immigration confiscated his passport in 2008.
Organised quizzing had seldom been conducted in India until O’Brien held an open formal quiz competition in a small church hall in Calcutta in 1967.
His father was a hard taskmaster, and would wake Amjad up at 4 am for the pre-dawn riyaz of the raag Bhairon.
Courage of convictions, forthright views and guts to express them fearlessly
A rigorous teetotaler, he never allowed pressure to get the better of him
Ali was forceful, frightening and fearless, a rebel with a cause.
A phenomenal average of 60.33 and a 'victim' Of Indian Cricket’s Dirty Politics
He watched, and covered, more than 400 Test matches and numerous One-Day Internationals from every nook and cranny of the cricketing globe.
Dhoni's team is the favourite to lift the World Twenty20 championship, unless....
An appraisal of the New Zealand cricketer who died because of lymphoma on March 3
Bringing success and laurels to their team, their country, even at the cost of the spirit of cricket, is the new fad.
Ashwin and Jadeja did not offer even glimpses of the class that fetched them a plethora of wickets against South Africa. The Team India director Ravi Shastri deserves to be criticised more for this sorry state of affairs...
Sadhana Shivdasani, the Bollywood heartthrob of the 1960s who gave more than a dozen silver jubilee hits
The BJP MP is targeting Arun Jaitley for his role in the DDCA scam. What can we learn about Azad from his cricketing days?
Team India's true challenge and test will always lie outside the subcontinent.
Rather than doing good, this series is likely to harm the Indian team in the longer run.
Love? - ?between lovers, friends, a mother and her new-born baby, a family sitting down to a meal? - was one of the recurring major themes of ?th?e British artist's work.
At heart, Sehwag has always remained the same simple, humble, cheerful chap of Najafgarh
The finest and most successful left-arm pace bowler in the history of Indian cricket? retires?.?
The multifaceted doyen of South Indian cinema passes into the ages.
An acclaimed music personality who overcame lifelong blindness and achieved greatness.