Shias, Sunnis eager to bridge sectoral divide New Delhi: Former captain Sunil Gavaskar on Friday came down heavily on the Indian cricket team after the conclusion of its disastrous tour Down Under, saying it was hard to understand the psyche of Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men.

When they get through an achievement like a fifty, hundred or a wicket they snarl, snap and swear but when they drop a catch, they smile... it should be the other way round.

It's very hard to understand the psyche of the Indian cricket team, said Gavaskar.

India's tour of Australia ended today when their hopes of qualifying for the tri-series finals were dashed with Sri Lanka pulling off a nail-biting nine-run victory over the hosts in the last league match in Melbourne....more    
09:00 AM, Apr 30, 2008

Kerala court asks mosque to let women offer namaz Dhaka: Darren Bravo smashed his maiden Test century and Kirk Edwards scored 86 to help West Indies to 207-3 for a 331-run lead over Bangladesh at stumps on Monday on the third day of the second and final Test. Bravo was 100 not out from 165 balls after hitting seven boundaries and two sixes. Nightwatchman Kemar Roach was 4 not out. Kirk Edwards' 86 came from 204 balls before he...  
01:11 AM, Mar 14, 2008