Karen Rolton is happy that her unbeaten century was instrumental in Australia's thumping victory over India, which won them the Women's World Cup

Sudha Shah, the Indian coach, didn't hide her disappointment and said her team put themselves under pressure for nothing

The Indians are unperturbed ahead of the big finale tomorrow

Mithali Raj kept her reputation as the `woman to watch' alive when she lead her team to a strong victory over fancied New Zealand that helped India enter their first World Cup final

For the first time in my life I was going to watch cricket from the stands: without using my journalistic eye, without using the pen or the laptop or the scrapbook

In the past 12 months, Jacob Oram has begun to establish himself as a genuine allrounder in the New Zealand side - a man who could conceivably fill the void left by Chris Cairns's retirement from Test cricket

Arshad Khan, the 33-year-old offspinner, is an oddity in this young Pakistan team, and admits as much

Virender Sehwag hoped to bat for the whole of the third day and score quick runs for the team

Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi, universally hailed as one of finest men to lead India ever, has thrown his weight behind the continuation of the policy of appointing a foreigner to coach the Indian team if John Wright decides not to stay on beyond his

Lakshmipathy Balaji felt the Pakistan series was,

Sourav Ganguly was relaxed on the eve of Mohali Test, aloof from the hype and the pressure associated with an India-Pakistan series

Inzamam-ul-Haq admits that Pakistan are the underdogs when their series in India begins tomorrow

Inzamam-ul-Haq admits that Pakistan are the underdogs when their series in India begins tomorrow

From the very first Test staged here in 1994-95, the Punjab Cricket Association Stadium at Mohali has come to be regarded with suspicion by the Indian cricket fan

Pakistan's coach Bob Woolmer says his side is brimming with confidence ahead of their series with India which starts at Mohali this Tuesday (March 8)

Mohammad Kaif and Dheeraj Jadhav had strung together a useful 74-run stand when bad light stopped play on the second day of the Pakistanis' warm-up game at Dharamsala

Mohammad Khalil relates his story to that of another left-arm quick bowler of his generation: Irfan Pathan

Pakistan made a shaky start on the first day of their tour game against the Board President's XI in Dharamsala, closing on 165 for 5 after their batsmen failed to lay a solid foundation

Pakistan begin their tour game on a `ganja' wicket

The venue for Pakistan's tour match against an Indian Board President's XI is a nameless wonder