Australia in India 2004-05

Harbhajan defends Ganguly

Harbhajan Singh, who took 21 wickets in the three Tests he played against Australia, has reacted angrily to Mark Waugh's criticism of Sourav Ganguly, and the Wankhede Stadium pitch where Australia were bowled out for just 93 in a low-scoring thriller

'Aussies shouldn't whine about Mumbai pitch' | Imran criticism

The last step to greatness

Series review | Australia - Winning the big moments | India - Outsmarted and outclassed | Lessons from the stock market | Paper Round - Horror movie at the Wankhede

India spin to a remarkable win

India v Aust 4th Test scorecard | Bulletin | Match home

Ponting fit for Mumbai Test

Lehmann goes home | Ganguly out | Four new faces for India | Selection analysis - The need for nurture

Australia conquer the final frontier

India v Aust 3rd Test scorecard | Bulletin | Match home

Rain scuppers a classic

India v Aust 2nd Test scorecard | Bulletin | Verdict - The beautiful Test | Match home

Australia win despite Indian resistance

India v Aust 1st Test scorecard | Bulletin | Match home | The best-laid plans | The saving grace of defeat | Hawks, kites and last rites | Sehwag fined | Live audio

Many cracks and no cement

Indian View - Amit Varma examines Indian cricket

Dour Dravid and Kartik's favourite captain

S Rajesh plays The Numbers Game

A costly infatuation

Indian View - Sambit Bal on India's wicketkeeping woes

From spindly boy to champion bowler

Round the World - Glenn McGrath reaches the 100-Test mark

Martyn conquers the subcontinent, and Rafique's rise

S Rajesh plays The Numbers Game

Harbhajan's hurrah, and a duck for Dravid

S Rajesh plays the Numbers Game

'Tied Test marked the Australian renaissance'

The Wednesday Interview - Dean Jones