Mumbai Indians, where are you?

Amidst the nation-wide brouhaha over the seemingly incongruous ranking of all-time greats by ICC, which apparently had the ” cheeky audacity” to exclude India’s national hero Sachin Tendulkar from that

10 great moments of Indian cricket 2008

2008 marked a remarkable run for Indian cricket, barring a few run-outs. As Australia and South Africa get into a pugilistic battle of the Boxing Day second Test , an

A champion’s mind

MS Dhoni will not forget 2008 in a hurry. He should not

On the right track

With the recent winning habits exhibited by the Indian cricket team one can safely assume that they are on the right track to becoming the world’s best team in the

Bandra boys

As Sachin Tendulkar scored his 41st hundred at Chepauk, Chennai and India scored a spectacular win against England in the first Test, I am sure all Mumbaikars felt an enormous

Wah Taj!

(This blog was written with sadness about the Taj Hotel, which was also the place for every cricketer to return to from a hard day at the field.

Is cricket everything?

It is a shame that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is bent upon calling back the England team for the Test series when hundreds of innocent

Dhoni’s act refreshing

I remember reading sometime ago that watching the Australians on a cricket-field was like seeing a pornographic film. It was the same old stuff, terribly predictable, the standard sequences, the

Hayden, India, Third World

I write this piece, more as an erstwhile post-graduate in economics, than as a cricket journalist. I pen this column as I was mighty amused by the massive outpouring of

Goodbye Ganguly

Because when you announced your retirement, you said “Hopefully we will end up on a winning note”. We did. Because you were the only guy referred to as the

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