 Gambhir hopes Zaheer`s reverse swing benefits India
James Anderson`s successful execution of reverse swing has made Indian opener Gautam Gambhir believe that his senior colleague Zaheer Khan will perform even better as he is a bigger exponent of the art.
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 Dhoni mends faces with curator, calls him "Boss of Eden"
After the war of words for the past fortnight, India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Eden Gardens curator Prabir Mukherjee decided to bury the hatchet just before the third cricket Test between India and England commenced.
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 Tendulkar returns to form but India in trouble at 273/7
Sachin Tendulkar marked his return to form with a patient 76 but England claimed the honours on the opening day by reducing a jittery India to 273 for seven in the first innings of the third cricket Test here on Wednesday.
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 Harbhajan to wait for his 100th Test
Veteran India off-spinner Harbhajan Singh will have to wait for his 100th Test match as he was replaced by pacer Ishant Sharma for the third Test against England at the Eden Gardens, Kolkata.
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 India vs England, Eden Test, Day 1: As it happened...
Live updates from the third Test match between India and England at the Eden Gardens, Kolkata.
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 Dexter and Contractor turn the clock 50 years back
The historic Eden Gardens on Tuesday turned the clock back as Nari Contractor and Ted Dexter, the oldest surviving former captains of India and England respectively, recounted about the 1962 Test here.
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 Stop criticising Tendulkar, says Ganguly
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly on Tuesday said that the media should refrain from criticising Sachin Tendulkar who is likely to play his last Test at the Eden Gardens starting on Wednesday.
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 Finally, not a single blade of grass on 22-yard Eden strip
The dust might have settled in the pitch row but the Eden Gardens 22-yard-strip is going to sport a clean-shaven look on the morrow for the third Test against England as the groundsmen have mowed down the little grass left.
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