Sarandeep Singh

MSK Prasad, India's chairman of selectors, talks about keeping track of upcoming talent, and being clear with players about what's expected from them

The Delhi & District Cricket Association's (DDCA) sports committee has decided to sack former India players Atul Wassan and Nikhil Chopra from the state's senior selection panel, while removing Maninder Singh from the junior selection panel

Former wicketkeeper MSK Prasad has been chosen to succeed Sandeep Patil as the chairman of India's selection panel

A slew of former ICL players, as well as a few who turned in successful Ranji Trophy seasons, have found themselves picked in the final IPL squads for the third season starting next month

A round-up of the second day's play of the second-round matches of the Ranji Trophy Super League 2009-10

A round-up of the fourth's day's play of the Ranji Trophy Plate League semi-finals

A round-up for the third day's play of the third-round matches of the Ranji Trophy Plate League

Karnataka are favourites as they take on Himachal Pradesh at home

Himachal Pradesh cruised to the Plate Group title by trouncing Orissa by nine wickets at Cuttack.

Himachal Pradesh were within touching distance of the Plate Group title, shooting out Orissa for 202 for 8 in their second innings at Cuttack

Ajay Mannu and Mukesh Sharma struck valuable 80s as Himachal Pradesh gained the first-innings lead and moved closer to the Plate Group title at Cuttack

Round-up of 4th day's play of Ranji Plate Group semi-finals

Mithun Manhas proved to be the secret weapon as North Zone triumphed by 59 runs after dismissing East Zone for 349 in an absorbing contest at Mohali

A heroic unbeaten 127 by Vinayak Mane wasn't enough to take his side to victory, as North Zone, helped by Sarandeep Singh's 4 for 99, squeaked to a 21-run win in a tense, low-scoring thriller and booked a place in the final

North Zone gained the distinct advantage against West Zone at Dharmasala, and gave themselves a great chance of qualifying for the final at Mohali

Hemang Badani, with his quickfire unbeaten 85, anchored India A to a convincing seven-wicket victory in their third match of the Kenstar tournament

Whatever its critics may say - and they usually point to the lack of spectator enthusiasm - the Challenger Series fulfils a certain role

The fourth in our series of articles examining how the Indian team is shaping up for the coming 2003-04 season

There have been eight Challenger tournaments played so far, with the first one being held in the 1994-95 season