Watching videos of past knocks helped me: Sehwag
Relieved at scoring his first Test century in almost two years, Virender Sehwag said that watching replays of some of his big knocks of the past helped him in reaching the three-figure mark in the fir
Camp ends with accent on fielding
For India to excel in the upcoming Test series against England starting on November 15 at Ahmedabad, the close-in fielding apart from batting and bowling will need to be top class.
With the hosts exp
Impressive Pujara, Shah scores half ton to grid England
Cheteshwar Pujara compiled a patient 87 and put the England bowlers to the grind along with Hiken
Shah (84 batting) as Mumbai A reached 232 for four on day two of the tourists' warm-up game here today
England struggle against disciplined Mumbai A
Mumbai A bowlers had the visiting England team on the mat, reducing it to 66 for four at lunch on the opening day of their second three-day warm-up game on Saturday.
Pujara, Dhawan in Mumbai 'A' team for England practice game
Middle order batsman Cheteshwar Pujara of Saurashtra and in-form Delhi opener Shikhar Dhawan were today included in the Mumbai 'A' squad to play against England team in the visitors' second warm-up ga
‘Aggression only if you can pull it off’
As Cheteshwar Pujara started his slow, reluctant walk back to the hut, he kept shaking his head in frustration.
It hadn’t been him and it wasn’t his game. For a moment he had slipped into the shoe o
2nd day's play delayed due to rain in India-NZ Test
The second day's proceedings in the opening cricket Test between India and New Zealand were on Friday delayed due to rain in parts of the city here.
Even as the sun was shining bright at the Rajiv Ga
Unbeaten Pujara takes India to 371/5 at lunch
Cheteshwar Pujara touched 150, while Mahendra Singh Dhoni notched up a half-century as India continued to dominate against New Zealand, piling up 371 for five in their first innings at lunch on the
Pujara shines, India bowled out for 438
A century partnership between Cheteshwar Pujara and skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni put India in a commanding position as the team amassed 438 before being bowled out at the stroke of tea on day two of
Cricket: India 307-5 in first New Zealand Test
India were 307-5 in their first innings at stumps after winning the toss on the opening day of the first Test against New Zealand in Hyderabad on Thursday.
Cheteshwar Pujara (119 not out) scored his