Archive (Wisden Asia Cricket)

When Australia visit India in October, a degree of disappointment will be inevitable

Wisden Asia Cricket ventures to Meerut and finds out how lumps of cork-rubber and leather strips are converted into Test-cricket balls

After four eventful, successful years as coach of India, John Wright packed his bags this April

The time has come for India to look beyond Sourav Ganguly and move ahead

Chandrahas Choudhury rounds up the best single-takers in the business

Everything's hunky dory when Virender Sehwag is at the crease and blasting, but what does it all mean for India as a side

The end of this month will possibly also see the end of the John Wright era in Indian cricket

In this article, which first appeared in the April 2005 issue of Wisden Asia Cricket, Rahul Bhattacharya examines the impact that Virender Sehwag's berserker pace has on his team-mates and their batting

Sourav Ganguly feels that the Indian team has built up considerable momentum in the recent months and was happy with the way the batting had picked up after the forgettable series against Australia late last year

There is only one kind of minute in our cricket; the last one

Sourav Ganguly feels that the Indian team has built up considerable momentum in the recent months and was happy with the way the batting had picked up after the forgettable series against Australia late last year

He came, saw, conquered, went off injured, came back, hobbled off

There's a different buzz in the Ranji Trophy this season: it's about bowlers - pace bowlers in particular - and results

Towards the end of last year, ICC possibly made the most fundamental rulechange in its history

Andrew Strauss may have made it look like a piece of cake but this is one overnight sensation that didn't quite happen overnight

There was a school of thought doing the rounds in 2004 that success in international cricket only comes to those who adopt a selfish approach

He's a dashing conqueror and a soft-spoken gent, and he'd give anything to be in the side when his country win their first Test

What is the rationale for the ICC's new all-inclusive limit governing chucking?

He's a tough-talking, sharp-thinking, ball-bashing man with a plan

He's taken 400 wickets and is on his way to becoming India's most successful bowler ever