Ishant Sharma

If the Indians happen to glance at the scorecard of the recently concluded Essex-Nottinghamshire fixture, they might think that the M20 was redirected through the centre of the County Ground in Chelmsford

India's tour-opening draw against Sussex was marked by the familiar inability to finish off the tail and win the match

After Tendulkar had helped India to 134 for 0, it soon became 142 for 4, and it required a rollicking 85-run partnership between Yuvraj Singh and Dinesh Karthik to square the series at one all

Virender Sehwag, Harbhajan Singh and Munaf Patel have been left out of both India's Test and one-day teams for the tour to Ireland and England, starting later this month

Ishant Sharma admitted that he wasn't expecting the call from the BCCI

Ishant Sharma, the young Delhi fast bowler, will replace the injured Munaf Patel in the Indian Test squad in Bangladesh

Captain Piyush Chawla and medium pacer Abu Nechim shared eight wickets to bundle out New Zealand for 147 and power India to a comprehensive victory by an innings and 50 runs in the first four-day Under-19 match at Lincoln today

As of noon on Wednesday Ishant Sharma, the Delhi mediumpacer, knew that he was to join the Indian team in Cape Town for a week. That decision now seems to have been changed - the player himself being told of the no-go - for reasons that are not yet clear

Ishant Sharma, the 18-year-old Delhi medium pacer, will join the Indian squad in South Africa ahead of the final Test at Cape Town

Dhiraj Jadhav, Ishant Sharma and Hrishikesh Kanitkar shone on the opening day of the third round of matches in the Ranji Trophy Super League

A round-up of the second day's play of the first round matches of the Ranji Trophy, 2006-07

India Under-19s continued to dominate this match, pushing their first-innings total to 414 before reducing England to 212 for 6 on the second day at Shenley

Bodapati Sumanth struck an unbeaten 97 to edge the third one-dayer for India and help them to a 3-0 series clean sweep

Vijaykumar Yomahesh's glorious hat-trick killed off England to gloss a performance of pure Indian silk at Cardiff