India wins 9 ODIs in a row

Votes:
Vote Up 14
 
Vote Down 12
    Views:
237
Indexed  April 27, 2009

The Indian ODI side, after ODI series wins away last year in Australia & Sri Lanka and at home against England, now has a 5-0 clean sweep in its sights in Sri Lanka.They...   See the complete post here

Posted by:
Cricket 24x7 - All the cricket
- view other posts - visit this blog

No comments so far...

Leave a comment about this post

Related Posts

World Cup Preview #1: India

- January 25, 2011
The big daddy of tournaments is not far away, and there are a lot of teams to cover, so I thought I’d get a head start with the previews. First up, obviously, is India. The squad was mostly what it was expected to be - I know there was some surprise about Ojha and Rohit Sharma initially, but Ojha had been out of the frame in limited-overs games for a while, and Rohit... well, never mind. Ch...

England Vs India: Player Ratings For The Series (part 1)

- September 10, 2011
So, it’s over. The series, the #1 ranking, and the bubble of unquestionable success that enveloped India after the World Cup win. It’s just one bad series, India may just continue to win from this point, but this still happened. Their best performances with the bat all series came in the final two innings, but were still nowhere near enough what was needed to even save the game. The...

India Select Squads For Nz Odis And Sa Series

- November 21, 2010
Surprise selection!!!The Indian selectors named two squads yesterday - NewZealand ODIs in India and the South Africa test series overseas. Few surprises there but overall the team has familiar faces as the core. The squad for first two ODIs versus New Zealand is:Gautam Gambhir (capt), M Vijay, Virat Kohli, Yuvraj Singh, Suresh Raina, Saurabh Tiwary, Wriddhiman Saha (wk), R Ashwin, Praveen K...

Wikileaks: India’s Team For The World Cup

- December 10, 2010
On the back of some unexpected success from their part timers albeit against New Zealand, a document that reveals India’s starting XI for the World Cup has come to light. The thinking is obvious - pack the team with batsmen, though closer examination shows these are all batsmen who can bowl.Apart from Gautam Gambhir, everyone who makes the final XI, including Dhoni will bowl. Gambhir himself mad...