JOHANNESBURG: The camera was focused on the Indian dressing room the moment M Vijay got out. More than the replay of the dismissal, the broadcasters were interested about the player coming out to bat at No. 4. It was going to be a departure from a 25-year-old habit and the moment had to be captured.
JOHANNESBURG: The camera was focused on the Indian dressing room the moment M Vijay got out. More than the replay of the dismissal, the broadcasters were interested about the player coming out to bat at No. 4. It was going to be a departure from a 25-year-old habit and the moment had to be captured.
JOHANNESBURG: Virat Kohli hadn't said this before, but now that he is in a different zone, he finally said it on Wednesday. "I was desperate to bat at No 4...I had been waiting for that opportunity for a long time. I know these are very big shoes to fill but I am happy to have started off well," Kohli said at the end of the first day's play at the Wanderers.
JOHANNESBURG: Virat Kohli hadn't said this before, but now that he is in a different zone, he finally said it on Wednesday. "I was desperate to bat at No 4...I had been waiting for that opportunity for a long time. I know these are very big shoes to fill but I am happy to have started off well," Kohli said at the end of the first day's play at the Wanderers.
JOHANNESBURG: The nip in the air is back. There's a bit of green on the pitch, the clouds are hovering and the beautiful Bullring is getting ready for India's trial by fire.
JOHANNESBURG: The nip in the air is back. There's a bit of green on the pitch, the clouds are hovering and the beautiful Bullring is getting ready for India's trial by fire.
NEW DELHI: A teary-eyed Sachin Tendulkar ended his cricketing journey in glorious Mumbai sunshine and as the sport bade farewell to its favourite son, the dark side of the "gentleman's game" was once again exposed.
NEW DELHI: A teary-eyed Sachin Tendulkar ended his cricketing journey in glorious Mumbai sunshine and as the sport bade farewell to its favourite son, the dark side of the "gentleman's game" was once again exposed.
OHANNESBURG: Prasanna Agoram, who knows the new crop of Indian players since their National Cricket Academy days, is now busy plotting their downfall as the performance analyst of the South African team. He began his career as a video analyst at the NCA and has footages of the likes of Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara from the early part of their careers.
OHANNESBURG: Prasanna Agoram, who knows the new crop of Indian players since their National Cricket Academy days, is now busy plotting their downfall as the performance analyst of the South African team. He began his career as a video analyst at the NCA and has footages of the likes of Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara from the early part of their careers.
JOHANNESBURG: The Indian team's struggles started right here at the Bullring a couple of weeks back, with a humiliating defeat in the opening One-dayer ; it has only been a downhill journey since then but Wednesday will provide its real challenge when the first Test gets under way at the same dreaded venue.
JOHANNESBURG: The Indian team's struggles started right here at the Bullring a couple of weeks back, with a humiliating defeat in the opening One-dayer ; it has only been a downhill journey since then but Wednesday will provide its real challenge when the first Test gets under way at the same dreaded venue.
NEW DELHI: It's not even a week since Sachin Tendulkar called time on his international career but the one thing that the Little Master will not miss is getting up for training every day!
NEW DELHI: It's not even a week since Sachin Tendulkar called time on his international career but the one thing that the Little Master will not miss is getting up for training every day!
KOCHI: India seem to be making a habit of finishing matches in quick time. Whether it was those mammoth run chases against Australia in the recent ODI series or the Tests against West Indies, India romped home in style with plenty of time left in the game.
KOCHI: India seem to be making a habit of finishing matches in quick time. Whether it was those mammoth run chases against Australia in the recent ODI series or the Tests against West Indies, India romped home in style with plenty of time left in the game.
