Bookmark?Remove?
Indian summer, Maxi’s bummer
INDIA’S best-ever tour of Australia ends on another triumphant note, thanks to an ageless superstar, writes RON REED. More »
Tag
#India
13 posts
Bookmark?Remove?
Still the No 1 team – for a reason
INDIA overcame their fair share of problems to bury Australia under the controversial MCG pitch and deserve all the applause, writes RON REED. More »
Bookmark?Remove?
Why it’s a bat-tle for the Test team
IT’S TOUGH at the top in Test cricket especially when you don’t have a star to light the way, writes RON REED. More »
Bookmark?Remove?
India play the long, slow game – well
IT WASN’T pretty to watch but India’s two best batsmen weren’t worrying about what it looked like, writes RON REED More »
Bookmark?Remove?
Captain Paine eases our pain
AUSTRALIA’S win in Perth is no one-off, says cricket writer KEN PIESSE. Tim Paine’s team can go all the way and win the series from here. More »
Aussies have lost the home ground advantage
Australia is the hunted and India the hunters approaching Friday’s Second Test at Optus Stadium in Perth, says KEN PIESSE. More »
Bookmark?Remove?
Not quite a miracle – but a lot to like
IT’S FIRST blood to India – but now they know it’s game on against an Australian team that won’t throw in the towel, writes RON REED. More »
Bookmark?Remove?
Painful search for captain’s first win
NOBODY SAID it would be easy at the top, as Australia’s Test cricket captain is discovering, writes RON REED. More »
Bookmark?Remove?
India’s X-factor fires up
HE IS not short of admirers but how dangerous is KL Rahul’s blazing bat, asks chief writer RON REED: More »
By George, it could be worse, Shaun!
TO SAY Shaun Marsh is out of form in Test cricket is beyond an understatement – but it could be, and has been, worse, writes RON REED: SO HERE’S the good news for Shaun Marsh: Six single-figure scores in a row does not necessarily get you the sack from the A... More »
Bookmark?Remove?
Spin king threatens the Aussie lefties
As Australia ponders the make-up of its top six for the first Test in Adelaide, KEN PIESSE sounds a warning that too many left-handers could spell gloom and doom, especially with R. Ashwin in the opposition dressing room. More »
Bookmark?Remove?
Dark day for night Tests as India wimp it
THE PARTY’S over – for one summer, anyway – as Adelaide’s day-night Test match falls victim to India’s attack of the after-dark jitters, writes RON REED. More »
