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Sunil Gavaskar Working Illegally for BBC?

India Players Popping Out of Their Shirts

:Former England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff: "I saw India, and they looked like they'd got their kit out of the garage. They were all in different gear."

Patudi: India's Cricket Loss for the Good

"In a way everything that is happening (the heavy loss against England) is for the good. Suddenly, youngsters are realising Tests is the ultimate thing,"

BCCI Invites Bids For Video Streaming of Cricket Matches

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Thursday invited bids from mobile operators, Internet companies, broadcasters with Internet portals and other interested entities to secure Internet and mobile rights for all international and domes

What's Beating Down Team India?

Since the start of last year, India has played 46 one-day internationals, 21 Test matches and nine Twenty20 internationals, which is equivalent to 160 days of scheduled play. In that period, Australia has played 45 one-day internationals, 13 Tests an

Unfriendly Act: India Cancels Football Friendly Match Against Barbados

India's coach was upset that none from the Barbados Football Association were there at the Bridgetown Airport to receive the team on arrival on Monday

Two Slips and a Short Cover

Psychological Counseling for Battered Indian Hockey Team

With an aim to enhance the mental toughness of the players ahead of upcoming international tournaments, the Indian hockey team management is bringing in a sports psychologist..

India's Mauling Deepens Crisis in Test Cricket

Geoffrey Boycott: "India are the paymasters of cricket. Every time their board auctions a TV rights package, at least five broadcasters bid. And those broadcasters provide vital funding for other countries when India tour abroad. So if India sne

Silence of the Lambs

The Indian dressing room at the end of the third Test resembled a funeral hall. There was no pep talk to lift the spirits. The legends also had lost their voice.