Daljit Singh, sacked chief of the Board for Control of Cricket in India's Grounds and Pitches Committee, lays the blame for the Kotla fiasco at the feet of Chetan Chauhan.

New Delhi: Contradicting his home association, star batsman Gautam Gambhir on Tuesday said Match Referee Alan Hurst did the right thing by abandoning the fifth and final

New Delhi: The Kotla pitch fiasco has acted as a wake-up call for India's cricket bosses, especially with the Wankhede Stadium and Eden Gardens running behind schedule

The International Cricket Council has sought an explanation from the Indian cricket board over the dangerous pitch that led to the abandonment of the fifth and final limited-overs international between India and Sri Lanka.

What a debacle - India's great capital city, the world famed New Delhi, now has an international venue condemned unfit to stage any World Cup games in 2011. And the rest of the cricket world is sniggering.

New Delhi: In a face-saving measure, BCCI on Sunday dissolved its grounds and pitches committee with immediate effect after the final one-dayer between India and Sri Lanka was called off due to a dangerous Feroz Shah Kotla pitch.

New Delhi: Series in the bag and a demoralised Sri Lanka at their disposal, India will be hoping to sign off on a winning note in the fifth and final one-dayer at the Ferozeshah Kotla on Sunday.

New Delhi: Given the series scoreline, how the pitch in Delhi plays shouldn’t really matter. But given how unpredictable the surface

Kolkata: Upul Tharanga cracked a robust century to help Sri Lanka post a challenging 315-6 against India in the fourth one-day

Kolkata: The absence of key players like M S Dhoni and Yuvraj Singh will give an opportunity to test youngsters ahead of the 2010 World Cup, according to India's stand-in skipper Virender Sehwag who said it was necessary to work towards improving the bench strength.