New Delhi: The victorious Indian cricket team landed back in India after their historic series win in New Zealand. India won a test series in New Zealand after a gap of 41 years. India also registered their maiden ODI series win
New Delhi: Former cricket greats hailed the Indian team on winning a Test series on New Zealand soil after 41 years, calling Mahendra Singh Dhoni-led legions one of the best sides the country ever had. Chandu Borde, who was part of
Wellington: Opener Gautam Gambhir who is now in cracking form lead the batting chart with 445 runs, while Harbhajan Singh led the bowler's chart with 16 wickets in India's first Test series triumph in New Zealand in 41 years.Gambhir averaged 89,
Dubai: India remained in the third spot in ICC ranking even after securing a historic triumph over New Zealand .Rain prevented India from gaining a point and keeping up the pressure on South Africa, the side directly above it in
Wellington: Indian cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni today praised his squad for gelling together to effect a series triumph in New Zealand after 41 years, and added that it had set a benchmark for future Indian teams to achieve. "It's a
Wellington: Only weather can stop India from securing a historic victory at Wellington as Kiwis lost four crucial wickets in pursuit of an improbable target of 617.The Kiwis are still 450 runs behind India with Ross Taylor (69) and James
Wellington: India declared at 434 for seven in its second innings in the third and final Test here Monday, setting New Zealand a huge target of 617 to win the match and level the series.By tea New Zealand were 136
Wellington: Chasing a massive target of 617 New Zealand were 37/1 at lunch in their second innings on the fourth day of the third Test at Basin Reserve in Wellington on Monday.Earlier Indian skipper MS Dhoni smashed an unbeaten 56 as
Wellington: Rahul Dravid reached a special landmark on Monday when he took the catch of Tim McIntosh in the slips off Zaheer Khan on the fourth day of the third Test against New Zealand at Basin Reserve in Wellington on
Wellington: India dominated play on day three as Gautam Gambhir helped to extend the lead to 531 and the tourists edged closer to their first series win in New Zealand in 30 years. Gautam Gambhir scored 167 runs to cement India's
