Looking ahead at the tournament, the excitement has again gained momentum after a few quiet weeks post the auction. There is a feeling that we are all entering an unknown territory, and nobody knows what to expect from this league. Having played international cricket for so long, it is interesting to see something new happen and to be part of it. Read Column »
Yesterday’s game was disappointing not because of the result, but more so because of the way we played. We have always been proud of the way we execute our plans, particularly in big games, but that clearly was not the case yesterday. Read Column »
For India, batting would be a worry. A couple of players have not come up with the effort expected of the top order. Read Column »
I am looking forward to the IPL, but there is some unfinished business in the CB series. Read Column »
No team has really left the others way behind and each game assumes great significance from here on. Read Column »
Sharma comes across as a strong offside player who hits the ball hard. He looked good against us, and I look forward to seeing him in the coming games as well. Read Column »
India and Australia have not had any preparation, so they might take a couple of games to warm up. Read Column »
The Indians announced their one-day squad on Sunday, and the notable omission was the name of Sourav Ganguly. He has been a terrific one-day player for India, and looks in superb touch. His omission certainly came as a surprise, because he has done well in one-dayers in Australia in the past. Read Column »
Ricky Ponting is surprised as Sourav Ganguly's omission from the one-day squad given that that the southpaw has done well against Australia. Read Column »