Latest Blogs
Sri Lanka and India go head to head in a five match ODI series from tomorrow. The first two matches are day games that will be played in Dambulla while the next three matches are day night games to played in the Premdasa Stadium in Colombo. Sri Lanka seem to have tabs on the Indian team having come up on top in the recent encounters as they beat them in the recent three test series and also the Asia Cup. With mystery spinner Mendis and the great Muralitharan in their ranks, they are well set t
India v/s Sri Lanka One Day Series Preview 1st ODI Match facts Monday, August 18, 2008 Start time 10am (local time) 0430 (GMT) Sanath Jayasuriya prepares to play one of his favourite opponents at one of his least favourite venues Big Picture The Indians had no answers to the spin wizardry of Muttiah Muralitharan and Ajantha Mendis in the Test series, but they have another opportunity to unravel the mysteries in the five-match ODI series, which gets underway in Dambu
Usain Bolt and Michael Phelps have happened, yet I have to wait a while before I can give free reign to my awe. How I miss the Olympic days when one didn't have to wait for compulsory urinanalysis and a winner was definitely faster, higher and stronger than the rest! India Watch Sort of crumbled....India Watch turned into so much dry sand after Saina Nehwal slipped. But the pugilists have been pounding away single-mindedly - Vijender, Jitender and Akhil - Kumars all.Soulberry, N.Balajhi, Mike
India will be badly hit for the first ODI against Sri Lanka as their dashing opener Virender Sehwag might not be able to play in the match due to an injury scare. Sehwag was hit on the ankles during a session in the nets and is sure to miss the first match as a result. The Indian team was banking on their opening pair to counter the spin threat as the duo of Sehwag and Gambhir was quite effective in the test series against the duo of Mendis and Murali. In his place, Virat Kohli is expected to
Indian ODI captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni will move closer to the top of ICC batting chart if he continues his good form in the five-match series against Sri Lanka starting on Monday. Dhoni was on top of the batting list for a week in April 2006 and now, is 19 points adrift of table topper South African Graeme Smith in the latest ICC ODI batting list. Sixth-placed Sachin Tendulkar is likely to lose ground after an elbow injury has sidelined him for the ODI series. A player loses one per cent of
