Jaimoen

2010-03-09T12:17:00.000+05:30

The Next Mozart? 6-Year Old Piano Prodigy Wows All

2010-01-17T22:33:00.001+05:30

Titanic - My Heart Will Go On - Yamaha Electone HX-1

2010-01-17T22:30:00.001+05:30

Titanic - My heart will go on - Piano / Klavier Solo

2010-01-17T22:26:00.001+05:30

Nanma matrame.......... Malayalam christian song(Kester)

2010-01-17T22:23:00.001+05:30

Heart touching song Superb singing by kester

Bluff masters

2010-01-15T23:37:00.001+05:30

Bluff Masters : Catering Comedy 1 : IndianTerminal

2010-01-15T23:35:00.001+05:30

Bluff Masters - Asianet Plus Comedy - 14th November 2009 - RONI

2010-01-15T23:34:00.001+05:30

MY FAN IQ MOBILE

2009-03-21T00:13:00.000+05:30

How to make microphone

2009-03-17T14:03:00.000+05:30

Part 1 | 2

1

Create a new Document 600 x600 -rgb, transparent bg

Make a circle with the marquee tool

2

Fill with a grid pattern. How to make Grids

3

We want to make our grid nice and spherical

Filter>Distort>spherize

Use 100% and run the filter 2X

Don't deselect

4

Create a new layer and move it beneath the mesh layer and name it "head"

5

Create a light to dark gray gradient

Use the circular settings and fill the sphere so it looks like the image shown

Deselect

6

Choose the Mesh Layer again

Add a bevel and emboss layer style as shown here

Set the gloss contour for double ring

Choose color overlay and make it a light gray color

7

You should have a sphere like the one on the left now, this is our mesh

8

Create a new gradient like the one here

9

Make a new layer

Draw a rectangle

Fill it with the new gradient, linear top to bottom

10

We want to add a bit of depth, so duplicate the rectangle 2X, move both copies beneath the gradient layer

Fill one copy with white and one copy with black

11

Nudge the black rectangle to the right by 1 pixel

Nudge the white rectangle to the left by 1 pixel

12

Repeat the steps 9-11 except make the rectangle narrower as shown in the illustration here

Link all the layer and choose create new set from linked Name it head. We now have the mic head completed.

Lets continue to the body in Part 2

How to create a golf ball in photoshop..?

2009-03-17T13:41:00.001+05:30

1

1. Make a new canvas. Here, I used 800 x 800 pixels, 72 dpi, RGB, background white 2. Invert your background to make it black 2. Make a new layer 3. Use your circular marquee to draw a circle and fill it with white

2

4. Make a new document, 20 pixels x 20 pixels, RGB, background transparent 5. Use your circular marquee to draw a circle and fill it with black

3

6. Edit: Define pattern (call it Dimples) 7. Go back to your original document (Ctrl-Tab) and make a new layer 8. Ctrl-click Layer 1 (the white circle you created) and press Shift-Delete to bring up your Fill options dialogue 9. Select Pattern, and fill with your Dimples pattern

4

10. Press Ctrl-T to bring up Free Tansform and rotate this layer 45 degrees. Press Enter. 11. Filter:Blur:Gassian Blur 2.0 pixels 12. Now Ctrl-click Layer 1, and hit Ctrl-F to repeat the blur

5

13. Filter>Distort>Spherize 100%

6

14. Now we'll finish the map by creating the contour of the ball itself. Press D to reset your palette, press X to invert the colours, and select your gradient tool (G). 15. Select radial gradient, foreground to background and change the opacity to 50%. Make sure your original circle is still selected, and draw a gradient from the center of the circle to the outer edge

7

Now we have a successful map to apply lighting effects. 16. Create a new layer, hold down alt, and merge visible. This will be our rendering channel. Select all, copy, create a new channel, and paste. 17. Hit RGB composite, and go back to the merged layer 18. Press Shift-Delete and fill with 50% Grey 19. Now go into Filter:Render:Lighting effects Now here's where the fun begins. you can create whatever lighting you like. For this one in particular, I used a spotlight and an omni light. Change your texture channel to Alpha 1 (the one we created) and set white is high and height 50.

8

20. Hit okay.

9

21. Now we'll delete the extra material. Ctrl-click the original circle layer, invert the selection, and hit Backspace. Good. It's just a little harsh. No sweat, we'll lighten it up a bit with levels.

10

22. Press Ctrl-L to go into levels, and drag the Black triangle on the gradient at the bottom of the dialogue up to 125. I also brought the grey point down to 1.30

11

22. Now we'll just finish it up with some layer effects. Hide the two source layers, and double click the final render to get into layer effects. Here I used the following... Inner Shadow Hard Light with Black Angle -159 Distance 49 px Choke 0% Size 62 px Colour Overlay Blending mode Color Colour #929AA0 Opacity 100% Gradient Overlay Blending Mode Overlay Style: Linear Angle 24 degrees Scale 70% I also made the background white again. Here is the final before touhups...

12

No country for bowlers

2009-03-13T17:09:00.000+05:30

No country for bowlers

Not only in this series, but in the last few years, bowlers have been increasingly marginalised in ODIs in New Zealand

S Rajesh

March 13, 2009

"We probably needed about 500 tonight the way they played. That would have been a good game," Daniel Vettori said ruefully after being comprehensively outclassed by India's incredible batting power in the fourth ODI. He might have been exaggerating, but not by much: in 23.3 overs, India had motored to 201 without loss - this even after being relatively subdued in the last few overs, since the target was well within reach. At a rate of 8.55 per over - which is how quickly they were going when the rains intervened - they would have got 402 in 47 overs. Add the urgency of slog overs with wickets in hand, and 450 wasn't an unreasonable score for India to achieve in 47 overs.

It might be thrilling for spectators and for the batsmen, but such games offer little joy for bowlers. And in New Zealand this isn't a one-off either: not only in this series, over the last few years bowlers have been increasingly marginalised in ODIs in this country. Sample this: in 84 innings here since the beginning of 2005, teams have scored in excess of 6.5 runs per over 19 times, which is a whopping 22.6%. The corresponding percentage in India is 9.03, in Pakistan 15.55, in Australia 8.11, South Africa 9.43 and West Indies 12.35 (despite the number getting inflated by strong teams playing minnows in the 2007 World Cup).

This astonishing run-barrage is a relatively recent phenomenon in New Zealand. Indian fans will remember the last time their team toured, when the ball jagged around viciously at almost all the venues, making ordinary seamers look deadly. That might have been an extreme, but generally pitches in the country used to be sluggish, and quick scoring wasn't easy despite the relatively short boundaries.

The table below, which compares year-wise ODI stats in New Zealand since 2000, further illustrates this point. The year 2000 was an exception, but otherwise, till 2004, the average runs were pretty low. Sixes were pretty rare too: in 2003 there was one hit every 198 balls; in 2002 that figure was 129, but this year the ball has cleared the boundary every 40 deliveries, on an average. In fact, the nine fastest century partnerships in New Zealand have all happened since 2005; four have come in this series alone.

Year-wise analysis of ODIs in New Zealand since 2000
Year	ODIs	Runs per wkt	Runs per over	6s	Balls per six
2009	8	40.37	6.16	79	39.78
2005	9	33.27	5.39	79	62.77
2007	9	33.34	5.23	87	43.93
2008	6	33.98	5.13	55	49.05
2000	11	32.44	5.10	72	75.14
2006	10	31.69	5.09	61	95.47
2004	12	34.10	5.04	72	87.85
2001	13	28.53	4.77	85	82.60
2002	7	23.55	4.44	28	129.36
2003	5	18.52	3.65	12	197.83

There used to be a time when the highest scores happened in the subcontinent (especially in India and Pakistan), but over the last four years that mantle has clearly been taken by New Zealand. In 42 ODIs since 2005, teams have averaged almost 34 runs per wicket and 5.36 per over, both of which are higher than in any other country. The other interesting aspect is the rate at which the ball goes over the boundary - it happens once every 57 balls, which is about 20 balls better than the next-best country, and almost three-and-a-half times better than Sri Lanka, where, on an average, a six is hit every 33 overs. The New Zealand average of 56.64 balls per six converts into more than five sixes per innings.

ODIs in each country since 2005
Host country	ODIs	Runs per wkt	Runs per over	6s	Balls per six
New Zealand	42	33.97	5.36	361	56.64
Pakistan	45	33.27	5.28	222	110.73
India	72	32.14	5.24	433	87.89
England	43	32.97	5.18	206	107.11
Australia	74	30.89	5.08	338	116.19
South Africa	53	30.95	5.03	359	76.46
West Indies	85	29.69	4.87	560	78.58
Zimbabwe	32	26.48	4.71	201	84.29
Sri Lanka	32	25.87	4.58	85	195.72
Bangladesh	44	26.26	4.39	210	112.03

Despite the short boundaries, it seems it's better to be a spinner in New Zealand than a fast bowler. Though pace has accounted for more wickets, they have come at a higher cost and a poorer economy-rate.

Pace and spin in New Zealand in ODIs since 2005
Type	Wickets	Average	Economy rate	Strike rate
Pace	367	37.40	5.43	41.2
Spin	111	34.78	4.67	44.6

Not surprisingly, the bowlers who head the list for best economy-rates in New Zealand are the two best spinners going around today. Vettori's stats are particularly remarkable, for he has maintained an economy-rate of 3.71 after playing 37 games in New Zealand, and often against batsmen who are extremely proficient against spin. Among the fast bowlers, Shane Bond and Chaminda Vaas have done better in New Zealand than in other countries during this period. Nathan Bracken's economy-rate in this country is significantly higher than his overall rate, but he went at 5.34 per over when teams were scoring 300-plus for fun during the Chappell-Hadlee Series in 2007.

Economy-rates of bowlers in New Zealand since 2005 (Qual: at least 240 balls bowled)
Bowler	ODIs in NZ	Wkts	Average	ER in NZ	Overall ER since 2005
Muttiah Muralitharan	9	10	25.20	3.52	4.19
Daniel Vettori	37	44	26.15	3.71	4.00
Shane Bond	14	28	17.57	3.99	4.18
Chaminda Vaas	8	18	15.22	4.15	4.39
Glenn McGrath	6	9	25.22	4.35	3.88
Brett Lee	7	14	18.50	4.38	4.68
Chris Martin	10	11	37.90	4.90	5.13
Kyle Mills	29	42	30.57	5.05	4.77
Nathan Bracken	6	6	45.00	5.34	4.51
Fidel Edwards	10	9	46.77	5.43	5.15

A look at the ground stats in New Zealand during this period indicates that Seddon Park in Hamilton is the worst venue for bowlers - the average runs per over in four games here is 6.67, and the average runs per wicket 51.37. Napier is slightly better, but the best venue for bowlers in this country is scenic Queenstown, where, apart from the wonderful view, bowlers also get to see batsmen walking back to pavilion, or playing dot-balls, more often than at other grounds.

That was then, this is now

The ongoing series is as different as it could be from when India toured New Zealand last. Some numbers to illustrate the two ends of the spectrum:

New Zealand v India ODI series - in 2002-03 and in 2009
	In 2002-03	In 2009
Runs per wicket	18.72	50.55
Runs per over	3.81	6.99
Balls per wicket	29.46	43.39
Fours/ Sixes	190/ 18	164/ 49
Balls per four/ Balls per six	17.68/ 186.61	9.52/ 31.88
Zeroes	23	5
Boundaries (4s+6s) per wicket	1.82	5.92
Dot ball percent	75.38	45.90
Sehwag's strike rate	78.47	150.58

The one similarity is Virender Sehwag's success : the two hundreds scored in the 2002-03 series were both by him, though the conditions meant that even his strike-rate in that series dropped to 78.47 per 100 balls. In the ongoing series, it's soaring at 150.58.

S Rajesh is stats editor of Cricinfo

Indian Test Players and thir detais

2009-03-04T10:40:00.000+05:30

1	L Amar Singh	England v India at Lord's, 1932
2	SHM Colah	England v India at Lord's, 1932
3	M Jahangir Khan	England v India at Lord's, 1932
4	Lall Singh	England v India at Lord's, 1932
5	Naoomal Jaoomal	England v India at Lord's, 1932
6	JG Navle	England v India at Lord's, 1932
7	CK Nayudu	England v India at Lord's, 1932
8	S Nazir Ali	England v India at Lord's, 1932
9	M Nissar	England v India at Lord's, 1932
10	PE Palia	England v India at Lord's, 1932
11	S Wazir Ali	England v India at Lord's, 1932
12	L Amarnath	India v England at Mumbai, 1933/34
13	LP Jai	India v England at Mumbai, 1933/34
14	RJD Jamshedji	India v England at Mumbai, 1933/34
15	VM Merchant	India v England at Mumbai, 1933/34
16	L Ramji	India v England at Mumbai, 1933/34
17	Dilawar Hussain	India v England at Kolkata, 1933/34
18	MJ Gopalan	India v England at Kolkata, 1933/34
19	S Mushtaq Ali	India v England at Kolkata, 1933/34
20	CS Nayudu	India v England at Kolkata, 1933/34
21	Yuvraj of Patiala	India v England at Chennai, 1933/34
22	DD Hindlekar	England v India at Lord's, 1936
23	Vizianagram	England v India at Lord's, 1936
24	KR Meherhomji	England v India at Manchester, 1936
25	C Ramaswami	England v India at Manchester, 1936
26	M Baqa Jilani	England v India at The Oval, 1936
27	Gul Mohammad	England v India at Lord's, 1946
28	VS Hazare	England v India at Lord's, 1946
29	AH Kardar	England v India at Lord's, 1946
30	MH Mankad	England v India at Lord's, 1946
31	RS Modi	England v India at Lord's, 1946
32	Nawab of Pataudi snr	England v India at Lord's, 1946
33	SG Shinde	England v India at Lord's, 1946
34	CT Sarwate	England v India at Manchester, 1946
35	SW Sohoni	England v India at Manchester, 1946
36	HR Adhikari	Australia v India at Brisbane, 1947/48
37	JK Irani	Australia v India at Brisbane, 1947/48
38	G Kishenchand	Australia v India at Brisbane, 1947/48
39	KM Rangnekar	Australia v India at Brisbane, 1947/48
40	Amir Elahi	Australia v India at Sydney, 1947/48
41	DG Phadkar	Australia v India at Sydney, 1947/48
42	K Rai Singh	Australia v India at Melbourne, 1947/48
43	PK Sen	Australia v India at Melbourne, 1947/48
44	CR Rangachari	Australia v India at Adelaide, 1947/48
45	KC Ibrahim	India v West Indies at Delhi, 1948/49
46	KK Tarapore	India v West Indies at Delhi, 1948/49
47	PR Umrigar	India v West Indies at Mumbai (BS), 1948/49
48	SA Banerjee	India v West Indies at Kolkata, 1948/49
49	Ghulam Ahmed	India v West Indies at Kolkata, 1948/49
50	NR Chowdhury	India v West Indies at Chennai, 1948/49
51	MR Rege	India v West Indies at Chennai, 1948/49
52	SN Banerjee	India v West Indies at Mumbai (BS), 1948/49
53	PG Joshi	India v England at Delhi, 1951/52
54	P Roy	India v England at Delhi, 1951/52
55	CD Gopinath	India v England at Mumbai (BS), 1951/52
56	MK Mantri	India v England at Mumbai (BS), 1951/52
57	RV Divecha	India v England at Kolkata, 1951/52
58	SP Gupte	India v England at Kolkata, 1951/52
59	VL Manjrekar	India v England at Kolkata, 1951/52
60	DK Gaekwad	England v India at Leeds, 1952
61	GS Ramchand	England v India at Leeds, 1952
62	HG Gaekwad	India v Pakistan at Lucknow, 1952/53
63	S Nyalchand	India v Pakistan at Lucknow, 1952/53
64	ML Apte	India v Pakistan at Mumbai (BS), 1952/53
65	HT Dani	India v Pakistan at Mumbai (BS), 1952/53
66	Rajindernath	India v Pakistan at Mumbai (BS), 1952/53
67	ES Maka	India v Pakistan at Chennai, 1952/53
68	RH Shodhan	India v Pakistan at Kolkata, 1952/53
69	CV Gadkari	West Indies v India at Port of Spain, 1952/53
70	JM Ghorpade	West Indies v India at Port of Spain, 1952/53
71	PH Punjabi	Pakistan v India at Dhaka, 1954/55
72	NS Tamhane	Pakistan v India at Dhaka, 1954/55
73	P Bhandari	Pakistan v India at Karachi, 1954/55
74	JM Patel	Pakistan v India at Karachi, 1954/55
75	AG Kripal Singh	India v New Zealand at Hyderabad (Decc), 1955/56
76	VN Swamy	India v New Zealand at Hyderabad (Decc), 1955/56
77	NJ Contractor	India v New Zealand at Mumbai (BS), 1955/56
78	VL Mehra	India v New Zealand at Mumbai (BS), 1955/56
79	SR Patil	India v New Zealand at Mumbai (BS), 1955/56
80	RG Nadkarni	India v New Zealand at Delhi, 1955/56
81	GR Sunderam	India v New Zealand at Delhi, 1955/56
82	CT Patankar	India v New Zealand at Kolkata, 1955/56
83	CG Borde	India v West Indies at Mumbai (BS), 1958/59
84	GM Guard	India v West Indies at Mumbai (BS), 1958/59
85	MS Hardikar	India v West Indies at Mumbai (BS), 1958/59
86	VB Ranjane	India v West Indies at Kanpur, 1958/59
87	RB Kenny	India v West Indies at Kolkata, 1958/59
88	Surendranath	India v West Indies at Kolkata, 1958/59
89	AK Sengupta	India v West Indies at Chennai, 1958/59
90	RB Desai	India v West Indies at Delhi, 1958/59
91	ML Jaisimha	England v India at Lord's, 1959
92	AL Apte	England v India at Leeds, 1959
93	AA Baig	England v India at Manchester, 1959
94	VM Muddiah	India v Australia at Delhi, 1959/60
95	SA Durani	India v Australia at Mumbai (BS), 1959/60
96	BK Kunderan	India v Australia at Mumbai (BS), 1959/60
97	AG Milkha Singh	India v Australia at Chennai, 1959/60
98	MM Sood	India v Australia at Chennai, 1959/60
99	RF Surti	India v Pakistan at Mumbai (BS), 1960/61
100	BP Gupte	India v Pakistan at Chennai, 1960/61
101	VV Kumar	India v Pakistan at Delhi, 1960/61
102	FM Engineer	India v England at Kanpur, 1961/62
103	DN Sardesai	India v England at Kanpur, 1961/62
104	Nawab of Pataudi jnr	India v England at Delhi, 1961/62
105	EAS Prasanna	India v England at Chennai, 1961/62
106	BS Chandrasekhar	India v England at Mumbai (BS), 1963/64
107	Rajinder Pal	India v England at Mumbai (BS), 1963/64
108	Hanumant Singh	India v England at Delhi, 1963/64
109	KS Indrajitsinhji	India v Australia at Chennai, 1964/65
110	S Venkataraghavan	India v New Zealand at Chennai, 1964/65
111	V Subramanya	India v New Zealand at Delhi, 1964/65
112	AL Wadekar	India v West Indies at Mumbai (BS), 1966/67
113	BS Bedi	India v West Indies at Kolkata, 1966/67
114	S Guha	England v India at Leeds, 1967
115	RC Saxena	England v India at Leeds, 1967
116	S Abid Ali	Australia v India at Adelaide, 1967/68
117	UN Kulkarni	Australia v India at Adelaide, 1967/68
118	CPS Chauhan	India v New Zealand at Mumbai (BS), 1969/70
119	AV Mankad	India v New Zealand at Mumbai (BS), 1969/70
120	AM Pai	India v New Zealand at Mumbai (BS), 1969/70
121	AK Roy	India v New Zealand at Nagpur, 1969/70
122	A Gandotra	India v New Zealand at Hyderabad (Decc), 1969/70
123	ED Solkar	India v New Zealand at Hyderabad (Decc), 1969/70
124	GR Viswanath	India v Australia at Kanpur, 1969/70
125	M Amarnath	India v Australia at Chennai, 1969/70
126	HK Jayantilal	West Indies v India at Kingston, 1970/71
127	P Krishnamurthy	West Indies v India at Kingston, 1970/71
128	SM Gavaskar	West Indies v India at Port of Spain, 1970/71
129	RD Parkar	India v England at Delhi, 1972/73
130	S Madan Lal	England v India at Manchester, 1974
131	BP Patel	England v India at Manchester, 1974
132	SS Naik	England v India at Birmingham, 1974
133	HS Kanitkar	India v West Indies at Bangalore, 1974/75
134	PH Sharma	India v West Indies at Delhi, 1974/75
135	AD Gaekwad	India v West Indies at Kolkata, 1974/75
136	KD Ghavri	India v West Indies at Kolkata, 1974/75
137	S Amarnath	New Zealand v India at Auckland, 1975/76
138	SMH Kirmani	New Zealand v India at Auckland, 1975/76
139	DB Vengsarkar	New Zealand v India at Auckland, 1975/76
140	Yajurvindra Singh	India v England at Bangalore, 1976/77
141	N Kapil Dev	Pakistan v India at Faisalabad, 1978/79
142	MV Narasimha Rao	India v West Indies at Kolkata, 1978/79
143	DD Parsana	India v West Indies at Chennai, 1978/79
144	B Reddy	England v India at Birmingham, 1979
145	Yashpal Sharma	England v India at Lord's, 1979
146	DR Doshi	India v Australia at Chennai, 1979/80
147	NS Yadav	India v Australia at Bangalore, 1979/80
148	RMH Binny	India v Pakistan at Bangalore, 1979/80
149	SM Patil	India v Pakistan at Chennai, 1979/80
150	KBJ Azad	New Zealand v India at Wellington, 1980/81
151	RJ Shastri	New Zealand v India at Wellington, 1980/81
152	B Yograj Singh	New Zealand v India at Wellington, 1980/81
153	TE Srinivasan	New Zealand v India at Auckland, 1980/81
154	K Srikkanth	India v England at Mumbai, 1981/82
155	AO Malhotra	India v England at Chennai, 1981/82
156	P Roy	India v England at Chennai, 1981/82
157	GAHM Parkar	England v India at Lord's, 1982
158	SV Nayak	England v India at Manchester, 1982
159	J Arun Lal	India v Sri Lanka at Chennai, 1982/83
160	RC Shukla	India v Sri Lanka at Chennai, 1982/83
161	Maninder Singh	Pakistan v India at Karachi, 1982/83
162	BS Sandhu	Pakistan v India at Hyderabad (Sind), 1982/83
163	TAP Sekhar	Pakistan v India at Lahore, 1982/83
164	L Sivaramakrishnan	West Indies v India at St John's, 1982/83
165	AR Bhat	India v Pakistan at Nagpur, 1983/84
166	NS Sidhu	India v West Indies at Ahmedabad, 1983/84
167	C Sharma	Pakistan v India at Lahore, 1984/85
168	M Prabhakar	India v England at Delhi, 1984/85
169	M Azharuddin	India v England at Kolkata, 1984/85
170	G Sharma	India v England at Kanpur, 1984/85
171	LS Rajput	Sri Lanka v India at Colombo (SSC), 1985
172	S Viswanath	Sri Lanka v India at Colombo (SSC), 1985
173	KS More	England v India at Lord's, 1986
174	CS Pandit	England v India at Leeds, 1986
175	RR Kulkarni	India v Australia at Mumbai, 1986/87
176	B Arun	India v Sri Lanka at Kanpur, 1986/87
177	R Lamba	India v Sri Lanka at Kanpur, 1986/87
178	Arshad Ayub	India v West Indies at Delhi, 1987/88
179	SV Manjrekar	India v West Indies at Delhi, 1987/88
180	ND Hirwani	India v West Indies at Chennai, 1987/88
181	WV Raman	India v West Indies at Chennai, 1987/88
182	AK Sharma	India v West Indies at Chennai, 1987/88
183	RGM Patel	India v New Zealand at Mumbai, 1988/89
184	SK Sharma	India v New Zealand at Hyderabad (Decc), 1988/89
185	M Venkataramana	West Indies v India at Kingston, 1988/89
186	SA Ankola	Pakistan v India at Karachi, 1989/90
187	SR Tendulkar	Pakistan v India at Karachi, 1989/90
188	V Razdan	Pakistan v India at Faisalabad, 1989/90
189	SLV Raju	New Zealand v India at Christchurch, 1989/90
190	AS Wassan	New Zealand v India at Christchurch, 1989/90
191	Gursharan Singh	New Zealand v India at Auckland, 1989/90
192	A Kumble	England v India at Manchester, 1990
193	J Srinath	Australia v India at Brisbane, 1991/92
194	ST Banerjee	Australia v India at Sydney, 1991/92
195	PK Amre	South Africa v India at Durban, 1992/93
196	A Jadeja	South Africa v India at Durban, 1992/93
197	RK Chauhan	India v England at Kolkata, 1992/93
198	VG Kambli	India v England at Kolkata, 1992/93
199	V Yadav	India v Zimbabwe at Delhi, 1992/93
200	NR Mongia	India v Sri Lanka at Lucknow, 1993/94
201	AR Kapoor	India v West Indies at Mohali, 1994/95
202	SB Joshi	England v India at Birmingham, 1996
203	PL Mhambrey	England v India at Birmingham, 1996
204	BKV Prasad	England v India at Birmingham, 1996
205	V Rathour	England v India at Birmingham, 1996
206	R Dravid	England v India at Lord's, 1996
207	SC Ganguly	England v India at Lord's, 1996
208	DJ Johnson	India v Australia at Delhi, 1996/97
209	VVS Laxman	India v South Africa at Ahmedabad, 1996/97
210	D Ganesh	South Africa v India at Cape Town, 1996/97
211	A Kuruvilla	West Indies v India at Kingston, 1996/97
212	NM Kulkarni	Sri Lanka v India at Colombo (RPS), 1997
213	DS Mohanty	Sri Lanka v India at Colombo (SSC), 1997
214	Harvinder Singh	India v Australia at Chennai, 1997/98
215	Harbhajan Singh	India v Australia at Bangalore, 1997/98
216	AB Agarkar	Zimbabwe v India at Harare, 1998/99
217	RR Singh	Zimbabwe v India at Harare, 1998/99
218	R Singh	New Zealand v India at Hamilton, 1998/99
219	S Ramesh	India v Pakistan at Chennai, 1998/99
220	A Nehra	Sri Lanka v India at Colombo (SSC), 1998/99
221	DJ Gandhi	India v New Zealand at Mohali, 1999/00
222	MSK Prasad	India v New Zealand at Mohali, 1999/00
223	R Vijay Bharadwaj	India v New Zealand at Mohali, 1999/00
224	HH Kanitkar	Australia v India at Melbourne, 1999/00
225	W Jaffer	India v South Africa at Mumbai, 1999/00
226	M Kartik	India v South Africa at Mumbai, 1999/00
227	N Chopra	India v South Africa at Bangalore, 1999/00
228	M Kaif	India v South Africa at Bangalore, 1999/00
229	SS Das	Bangladesh v India at Dhaka, 2000/01
230	SS Karim	Bangladesh v India at Dhaka, 2000/01
231	Z Khan	Bangladesh v India at Dhaka, 2000/01
232	V Dahiya	India v Zimbabwe at Delhi, 2000/01
233	Sarandeep Singh	India v Zimbabwe at Nagpur, 2000/01
234	RL Sanghvi	India v Australia at Mumbai, 2000/01
235	SV Bahutule	India v Australia at Chennai, 2000/01
236	SS Dighe	India v Australia at Chennai, 2000/01
237	HK Badani	Zimbabwe v India at Harare, 2001
238	D Dasgupta	South Africa v India at Bloemfontein, 2001/02
239	V Sehwag	South Africa v India at Bloemfontein, 2001/02
240	SB Bangar	India v England at Mohali, 2001/02
241	IR Siddiqui	India v England at Mohali, 2001/02
242	T Yohannan	India v England at Mohali, 2001/02
243	A Ratra	West Indies v India at Port of Spain, 2001/02
244	PA Patel	England v India at Nottingham, 2002
245	L Balaji	India v New Zealand at Ahmedabad, 2003/04
246	A Chopra	India v New Zealand at Ahmedabad, 2003/04
247	Yuvraj Singh	India v New Zealand at Mohali, 2003/04
248	IK Pathan	Australia v India at Adelaide, 2003/04
249	G Gambhir	India v Australia at Mumbai, 2004/05
250	KD Karthik	India v Australia at Mumbai, 2004/05
251	MS Dhoni	India v Sri Lanka at Chennai, 2005/06
252	RP Singh	Pakistan v India at Faisalabad, 2005/06
253	S Sreesanth	India v England at Nagpur, 2005/06
254	PP Chawla	India v England at Mohali, 2005/06
255	MM Patel	India v England at Mohali, 2005/06
256	VRV Singh	West Indies v India at St John's, 2006
257	RR Powar	Bangladesh v India at Chittagong (CDS), 2007
258	I Sharma	Bangladesh v India at Dhaka (SBNS), 2007
259	A Mishra	India v Australia at Mohali, 2008/09
260	M Vijay	India v Australia at Nagpur, 2008/09

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Indian ODI Players (Full List)

1	S Abid Ali	England v India at Leeds, 1974
2	BS Bedi	England v India at Leeds, 1974
3	FM Engineer	England v India at Leeds, 1974
4	SM Gavaskar	England v India at Leeds, 1974
5	S Madan Lal	England v India at Leeds, 1974
6	SS Naik	England v India at Leeds, 1974
7	BP Patel	England v India at Leeds, 1974
8	ED Solkar	England v India at Leeds, 1974
9	S Venkataraghavan	England v India at Leeds, 1974
10	GR Viswanath	England v India at Leeds, 1974
11	AL Wadekar	England v India at Leeds, 1974
12	GK Bose	England v India at The Oval, 1974
13	AV Mankad	England v India at The Oval, 1974
14	M Amarnath	England v India at Lord's, 1975
15	AD Gaekwad	England v India at Lord's, 1975
16	KD Ghavri	England v India at Lord's, 1975
17	SMH Kirmani	New Zealand v India at Christchurch, 1975/76
18	PH Sharma	New Zealand v India at Christchurch, 1975/76
19	DB Vengsarkar	New Zealand v India at Christchurch, 1975/76
20	BS Chandrasekhar	New Zealand v India at Auckland, 1975/76
21	P Krishnamurthy	New Zealand v India at Auckland, 1975/76
22	R Sudhakar Rao	New Zealand v India at Auckland, 1975/76
23	S Amarnath	Pakistan v India at Quetta, 1978/79
24	CPS Chauhan	Pakistan v India at Quetta, 1978/79
25	N Kapil Dev	Pakistan v India at Quetta, 1978/79
26	Yashpal Sharma	Pakistan v India at Sialkot, 1978/79
27	B Reddy	Pakistan v India at Sahiwal, 1978/79
28	SC Khanna	India v West Indies at Birmingham, 1979
29	KBJ Azad	Australia v India at Melbourne, 1980/81
30	RMH Binny	Australia v India at Melbourne, 1980/81
31	DR Doshi	Australia v India at Melbourne, 1980/81
32	SM Patil	Australia v India at Melbourne, 1980/81
33	TE Srinivasan	Australia v India at Melbourne, 1980/81
34	B Yograj Singh	India v New Zealand at Brisbane, 1980/81
35	Randhir Singh	India v England at Ahmedabad, 1981/82
36	RJ Shastri	India v England at Ahmedabad, 1981/82
37	K Srikkanth	India v England at Ahmedabad, 1981/82
38	SV Nayak	India v England at Jalandhar, 1981/82
39	J Arun Lal	India v England at Cuttack, 1981/82
40	AO Malhotra	India v England at Cuttack, 1981/82
41	GAHM Parkar	England v India at Leeds, 1982
42	BS Sandhu	Pakistan v India at Gujranwala, 1982/83
43	Maninder Singh	Pakistan v India at Karachi, 1982/83
44	TAP Sekhar	Pakistan v India at Karachi, 1982/83
45	C Sharma	India v West Indies at Jamshedpur, 1983/84
46	RR Kulkarni	India v West Indies at Guwahati, 1983/84
47	M Prabhakar	India v Sri Lanka at Sharjah, 1983/84
48	AK Patel	India v Australia at New Delhi, 1984/85
49	RS Ghai	India v England at Pune, 1984/85
50	KS More	India v England at Pune, 1984/85
51	M Azharuddin	India v England at Bangalore, 1984/85
52	S Viswanath	India v England at Bangalore, 1984/85
53	LS Rajput	India v England at Nagpur, 1984/85
54	L Sivaramakrishnan	India v Pakistan at Melbourne, 1984/85
55	G Sharma	Sri Lanka v India at Colombo (SSC), 1985
56	NS Yadav	India v New Zealand at Brisbane, 1985/86
57	CS Pandit	India v New Zealand at Sharjah, 1985/86
58	R Lamba	India v Australia at Jaipur, 1986/87
59	RP Singh	India v Australia at Hyderabad (Decc), 1986/87
60	B Arun	India v Sri Lanka at Kanpur, 1986/87
61	NS Sidhu	India v Australia at Chennai, 1987/88
62	Arshad Ayub	India v West Indies at Nagpur, 1987/88
63	WV Raman	India v West Indies at Kolkata, 1987/88
64	AK Sharma	India v West Indies at Kolkata, 1987/88
65	SK Sharma	India v West Indies at Kolkata, 1987/88
66	SV Manjrekar	India v West Indies at Rajkot, 1987/88
67	ND Hirwani	India v West Indies at Gwalior, 1987/88
68	VB Chandrasekhar	India v New Zealand at Visakhapatnam, 1988/89
69	RGM Patel	India v New Zealand at Vadodara, 1988/89
70	M Venkataramana	India v New Zealand at Vadodara, 1988/89
71	RR Singh	West Indies v India at Port of Spain, 1988/89
72	SA Ankola	Pakistan v India at Gujranwala, 1989/90
73	V Razdan	Pakistan v India at Gujranwala, 1989/90
74	SR Tendulkar	Pakistan v India at Gujranwala, 1989/90
75	SLV Raju	New Zealand v India at Dunedin, 1989/90
76	AS Wassan	New Zealand v India at Dunedin, 1989/90
77	Gursharan Singh	Australia v India at Hamilton, 1989/90
78	A Kumble	India v Sri Lanka at Sharjah, 1989/90
79	SP Mukherjee	India v Bangladesh at Chandigarh, 1990/91
80	VG Kambli	India v Pakistan at Sharjah, 1991/92
81	J Srinath	India v Pakistan at Sharjah, 1991/92
82	PK Amre	India v South Africa at Kolkata, 1991/92
83	ST Banerjee	India v West Indies at Perth, 1991/92
84	SC Ganguly	India v West Indies at Brisbane, 1991/92
85	A Jadeja	India v Sri Lanka at Mackay, 1991/92
86	V Yadav	South Africa v India at Bloemfontein, 1992/93
87	RK Chauhan	Sri Lanka v India at Colombo (RPS), 1993
88	NR Mongia	India v Sri Lanka at Rajkot, 1993/94
89	BKV Prasad	New Zealand v India at Christchurch, 1993/94
90	AC Bedade	United Arab Emirates v India at Sharjah, 1993/94
91	Bhupinder Singh snr	United Arab Emirates v India at Sharjah, 1993/94
92	AR Kapoor	Australia v India at Dunedin, 1994/95
93	PS Vaidya	Australia v India at Dunedin, 1994/95
94	U Chatterjee	Bangladesh v India at Sharjah, 1994/95
95	R Dravid	India v Sri Lanka at Singapore, 1995/96
96	V Rathour	India v Pakistan at Sharjah, 1995/96
97	PL Mhambrey	England v India at The Oval, 1996
98	SB Joshi	India v Zimbabwe at Colombo (SSC), 1996
99	S Somasunder	India v South Africa at Hyderabad (Decc), 1996/97
100	P Dharmani	India v South Africa at Jaipur, 1996/97
101	SS Karim	South Africa v India at Bloemfontein, 1996/97
102	D Ganesh	Zimbabwe v India at Bulawayo, 1996/97
103	A Kuruvilla	West Indies v India at Port of Spain, 1996/97
104	NA David	West Indies v India at Port of Spain, 1996/97
105	NM Kulkarni	Sri Lanka v India at Colombo (RPS), 1997
106	Harvinder Singh	India v Pakistan at Toronto, 1997
107	DS Mohanty	India v Pakistan at Toronto, 1997
108	SV Bahutule	India v Sri Lanka at Guwahati, 1997/98
109	HH Kanitkar	India v Sri Lanka at Indore, 1997/98
110	RL Sanghvi	India v Pakistan at Dhaka, 1997/98
111	AB Agarkar	India v Australia at Kochi, 1997/98
112	VVS Laxman	India v Zimbabwe at Cuttack, 1997/98
113	Harbhajan Singh	India v New Zealand at Sharjah, 1997/98
114	GK Khoda	India v Bangladesh at Mohali, 1998
115	MSK Prasad	India v Bangladesh at Mohali, 1998
116	N Chopra	India v Kenya at Gwalior, 1998
117	JV Paranjpe	India v Kenya at Gwalior, 1998
118	SS Raul	India v Pakistan at Toronto, 1998
119	LR Shukla	India v Sri Lanka at Nagpur, 1998/99
120	GK Pandey	India v Pakistan at Jaipur, 1998/99
121	AR Khurasiya	India v Sri Lanka at Pune, 1998/99
122	S Ramesh	India v Sri Lanka at Pune, 1998/99
123	V Sehwag	India v Pakistan at Mohali, 1998/99
124	JJ Martin	India v West Indies at Toronto, 1999
125	R Vijay Bharadwaj	India v South Africa at Nairobi (Gym), 1999/00
126	T Kumaran	India v New Zealand at Guwahati, 1999/00
127	DJ Gandhi	India v New Zealand at Delhi, 1999/00
128	SS Dighe	India v Pakistan at Brisbane, 1999/00
129	S Sriram	India v South Africa at Nagpur, 1999/00
130	HK Badani	Bangladesh v India at Dhaka, 2000
131	A Bhandari	India v Pakistan at Dhaka, 2000
132	V Dahiya	Kenya v India at Nairobi (Gym), 2000/01
133	Z Khan	Kenya v India at Nairobi (Gym), 2000/01
134	Yuvraj Singh	Kenya v India at Nairobi (Gym), 2000/01
135	RS Sodhi	India v Zimbabwe at Cuttack, 2000/01
136	D Mongia	India v Australia at Pune, 2000/01
137	A Nehra	Zimbabwe v India at Harare, 2001
138	SS Das	South Africa v India at Johannesburg, 2001/02
139	D Dasgupta	South Africa v India at Johannesburg, 2001/02
140	A Ratra	India v England at Kolkata, 2001/02
141	SB Bangar	India v England at Chennai, 2001/02
142	M Kaif	India v England at Kanpur, 2001/02
143	Sarandeep Singh	India v England at Delhi, 2001/02
144	M Kartik	India v Zimbabwe at Hyderabad (Decc), 2001/02
145	T Yohannan	West Indies v India at Bridgetown, 2001/02
146	Jai P Yadav	India v West Indies at Jamshedpur, 2002/03
147	L Balaji	India v West Indies at Vadodara, 2002/03
148	PA Patel	New Zealand v India at Queenstown, 2002/03
149	G Gambhir	Bangladesh v India at Dhaka, 2003
150	AM Salvi	Bangladesh v India at Dhaka, 2003
151	A Mishra	India v South Africa at Dhaka, 2003
152	AV Kale	Bangladesh v India at Dhaka, 2003
153	IK Pathan	Australia v India at Melbourne, 2003/04
154	RS Gavaskar	Australia v India at Brisbane, 2003/04
155	RR Powar	Pakistan v India at Rawalpindi, 2003/04
156	KD Karthik	England v India at Lord's, 2004
157	MS Dhoni	Bangladesh v India at Chittagong (MAA), 2004/05
158	Joginder Sharma	Bangladesh v India at Chittagong (MAA), 2004/05
159	SK Raina	Sri Lanka v India at Dambulla, 2005
160	Y Venugopal Rao	Sri Lanka v India at Dambulla, 2005
161	RP Singh	Zimbabwe v India at Harare, 2005/06
162	S Sreesanth	India v Sri Lanka at Nagpur, 2005/06
163	MM Patel	India v England at Margao, 2005/06
164	VRV Singh	India v England at Jamshedpur, 2005/06
165	RV Uthappa	India v England at Indore, 2005/06
166	W Jaffer	South Africa v India at Durban, 2006/07
167	PP Chawla	Bangladesh v India at Dhaka (SBNS), 2007
168	RG Sharma	Ireland v India at Belfast, 2007
169	I Sharma	India v South Africa at Belfast, 2007
170	P Kumar	India v Pakistan at Jaipur, 2007/08
171	MK Tiwary	Australia v India at Brisbane, 2007/08
172	YK Pathan	India v Pakistan at Dhaka (SBNS), 2008
173	MS Gony	Hong Kong v India at Karachi, 2008
174	PP Ojha	Bangladesh v India at Karachi, 2008
175	V Kohli	Sri Lanka v India at Dambulla, 2008
176	S Badrinath	Sri Lanka v India at Dambulla, 2008
177	RA Jadeja	Sri Lanka v India at Colombo (RPS), 2008/09

Indian T20 Players

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Indian T20 Players

1	AB Agarkar	South Africa v India at Johannesburg, 2006/07
2	MS Dhoni	South Africa v India at Johannesburg, 2006/07
3	Harbhajan Singh	South Africa v India at Johannesburg, 2006/07
4	KD Karthik	South Africa v India at Johannesburg, 2006/07
5	Z Khan	South Africa v India at Johannesburg, 2006/07
6	D Mongia	South Africa v India at Johannesburg, 2006/07
7	IK Pathan	South Africa v India at Johannesburg, 2006/07
8	SK Raina	South Africa v India at Johannesburg, 2006/07
9	V Sehwag	South Africa v India at Johannesburg, 2006/07
10	S Sreesanth	South Africa v India at Johannesburg, 2006/07
11	SR Tendulkar	South Africa v India at Johannesburg, 2006/07
12	G Gambhir	India v Scotland at Durban, 2007/08
13	RP Singh	India v Scotland at Durban, 2007/08
14	RV Uthappa	India v Scotland at Durban, 2007/08
15	Yuvraj Singh	India v Scotland at Durban, 2007/08
16	Joginder Sharma	England v India at Durban, 2007/08
17	RG Sharma	England v India at Durban, 2007/08
18	YK Pathan	India v Pakistan at Johannesburg, 2007/08
19	M Kartik	India v Australia at Mumbai (BS), 2007/08
20	P Kumar	Australia v India at Melbourne, 2007/08
21	I Sharma	Australia v India at Melbourne, 2007/08
22	RA Jadeja	Sri Lanka v India at Colombo (RPS), 2008/09

Indian Fixures 2009

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Indian Fixures 2009

March 2009
Fri 6 14:00 local, 01:00 GMT	2nd ODI - New Zealand v India Westpac Stadium, Wellington Originally schedule for March 17, 2009
Sun 8 14:00 local, 01:00 GMT	3rd ODI - New Zealand v India AMI Stadium, Christchurch Originally scheduled for March 20, 2009
Wed 11 14:00 local, 01:00 GMT	4th ODI - New Zealand v India Seddon Park, Hamilton
Sat 14 14:00 local, 01:00 GMT	5th ODI - New Zealand v India Eden Park, Auckland
Wed 18 - Sun 22 11:00 local, 22:00 GMT	1st Test - New Zealand v India Seddon Park, Hamilton Originally scheduled for March 26-30, 2009
Thu 26 - Mon 30 10:30 local, 21:30 GMT	2nd Test - New Zealand v India McLean Park, Napier
April 2009
Fri 3 - Tue 7 10:30 local, 21:30 GMT	3rd Test - New Zealand v India Basin Reserve, Wellington
June 2009
Sat 6 17:30 local, 16:30 GMT	ICC World Twenty20 4th Match, Group A - Bangladesh v India Trent Bridge, Nottingham
Wed 10 17:30 local, 16:30 GMT	ICC World Twenty20 12th Match, Group C - India v Ireland Trent Bridge, Nottingham
Fri 26	1st ODI - West Indies v India Venue TBC
Sun 28	2nd ODI - West Indies v India Venue TBC
July 2009
Fri 3	3rd ODI - West Indies v India Venue TBC
Sun 5	4th ODI - West Indies v India Venue TBC