Four decades ago, it was Packer. This time, it is Sandpaper. Steve Smith and David Warner’s bans may have just tilted the odds in favour...

In March 2001 at Kolkata’s Eden Gardens, India was facing Australia — opponents who were laying claim to being the greatest Test team in...

The World Cup is not designed to be a cakewalk for any team. There are no easy matches, and no room for complacency, as the Indian team...

Starting their tour in Worcester and stopping by at Oxford, the last team from Undivided India to tour Britain came to the Oval in London...

The 1986 Test side that Kapil Dev led to the British Isles was different from the others that had toured England in the past, in one...

On a glorious Saturday in 2002 at Lord’s, the July sun blazing down from a cloudless sky, Team India faced up to powerful hosts England....

The psychological scars of 300 years of colonialism and 40 years of disappointments had been washed away by the indomitable spirit of 11...

It made sense for India, which had been at the forefront of the anti-apartheid movement, to lead the way in helping a future multi-racial...

As if the two assassinations at the start of the tour were not enough to get along with, between the second and third Tests, the Bhopal...

Pakistan started confidently, and none of the Indian bowlers were able to make an impression. At lunch, with the visitors at 101 for no...

It is tempting to look for a specific inflexion point in the journey of an individual in a sport, that moment when the spotlight of...

Over six fateful days at Trinidad in April 1976, a brilliant strategy was born from the depths of despair brought on by India’s Greatest...

As India battles on English soil for the World Test Championship as one of the two best Test teams in the world, the nation needs to...