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The greatness of this team lies in its unpredictability: Anshuman Gaekwad

Interview with Former Indian batsman and coach

Martinis, with a slice of Bond

Agent 007's martini, famously shaken, not stirred, is up for some innovative twists. Flavour it with a hint of Scotch or replace the olive with an orange peel

Rafael Nadal's spirit is willing, but the legs are tiring

This past week, at the Qatar Open in Doha, Nadal crashed out to Michael Berrer, with a world ranking of 127

Gizmos to make you go wow

From drones to a TV thinner than a phone, Consumer Electronics Show 2015 has thrown up an array of innovative gadgets

India's WC squad announced; Vijay, Uthappa miss the bus

Binny, Jadeja and Axar Patel picked as allrounders; bowling strength remains a worry

Virat Kohli: Chicken no more

From winning U-19 World Cup to becoming Test captain, Kohli has made rapid strides in int'l cricket. Pradeep Sangwan, his teammate from junior cricket, writes about the man they fondly call 'Cheeku'

Dhoni retires his white flannels

India's most successful captain retires from Test cricket to concentrate on ODIs and T20s

Will the Indian tail ever wag?

Gone are the days when bowlers were expected to just make up the numbers when it came to batting. The Indian tail must start taking its batting seriously

2014: The year of fear and faith

A deviant cabbie, a slum dweller, two Dalit girls and a bureaucrat - ordinary people triggered extraordinary events in 2014

Your sporting guide to 2015

There may be no Olympic Games or FIFA World Cup during the year, but it still promises to be an action-packed year for the world of sport. The author looks at the major events to look forward to

How Sachin created a cricket humourist

Mobile mania: The smart ones with killer looks

HTC improves on its One M8; Acer enters a crowded segment

In Aligarh, all is calm, for now

How to lose a test match in 60 minutes

From the attraction of a handsome test win to another insipid loss away from home - India's descent in Adelaide was swift and disquieting at the same time

In with a chance

A resurgent Indian team, with its penetrative attack and solid defence, can actually challenge for the top spot in the Champions Trophy

Announcement of WC 2015 probables marks end of an era

Sehwag, Gambhir, Yuvraj, Harbajan and Zaheer miss the bus to Australia

A season of highs and lows for PV Sindhu

For a 19-year old, she has made massive strides; hopefully, 2015 will see the best of her

Branding is all about perception. A cloud of ambiguity hangs over IPL now: Varun Gupta

Interview with Managing director (India), American Appraisal

Phillip Hughes: The man who brought the helmet back into focus

Helmets may never be able to provide 100 per cent protection, but they minimise the risk of a serious head injury against bouncers and beamers

Horrible Bosses 2: One boss too many

The sequel to 2011's hit comedy, Horrible Bosses, is something you would want to forget by the time you reach home from the theatre, writes