MS Dhoni a Captain of Authority and True Match-Winner: VVS Laxman

Former captain Sunil Gavaskar andex-India cricketer VVS Laxman on Tuesdaysaid the contributions ofMahendra Singh Dhoni, who has just retired from the Testformat, to Indian cricket cannot be measured in words andadded that he handled the transition ...

VVS Laxman is not disappointed with the team's show in Australia, even though MS Dhoni's boys are already down 0-2 in the four-match Test series.

There's much more riding on the match against England than a place in the tri-series final Aabhas Sharma January 29, 2015 Last Updated at 16:31 IST India's Shikhar Dhawan plays a shot during the fourth One Day International match between England and ...

The biggest stage in ODI cricket if not all of cricket, if I may take the chance to affront those who hold the Ashes or Border-Gavaskar Trophy the top slot has always brought out the best in captains. Be it Clive Lloyd's century in the inaugural ...

AUSTRALIA may not be the top side in the world any more, India may have drunk from that cup recently, but the visiting team will not be sated until it wins here. It is a quest Indian sides have failed at for more than six decades. Everyone is ...

There had been no hint of it at the press conference on 30 December after the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne ended in a draw. With one Test remaining to be played in Sydney, the draw was enough for Australia to take an unbeatable 2-0 series lead, ...

MS Dhoni the unflappable character and Virat Kohli the hot-blooded youngster are as different as the chalk is from the cheese. One was an iceman and the other is a volatile character. After Dhoni called time on his Test career after the Melbourne Test, the ...

Image credit: Test stalwart VVS Laxman and 2011 World Cup winner Harbhajan Singh have questioned India's ability to bowl at the death in limited-overs cricket and feel India's title defence in Australia and New Zealand will depend on how the ...

When India stepped on Australian soil just over a month-and-half back, MS Dhoni was all-powerful and, without doubt, in complete charge of the India team. Even though he missed the first Test, there was no doubt about his position at the helm.