Vinod Kambli

Former India batsman Vinod Kambli has been hospitalised after suffering a heart attack in Mumbai

A controversy has arisen over a statement made by Vinod Kambli that he "doubted" crucial decisions made during the 1996 World Cup semi-final between India and Sri Lanka in Kolkata

Vinod Kambli has announced his retirement from first-class cricket.

Is there something in the national character that makes young talents taper away unfulfilled? That ensures brilliance is too easily satisfied?

Has anyone surpassed expectations as much as Paul Collingwood has?

Twenty years ago, a fresh-faced youngster was being hailed as the next big thing. Would he play for India, the cognoscenti asked themselves

Vinod Kambli has announced his retirement from international cricket but will continue to make himself available for domestic selection

Cricinfo looks at 11 other cricketers - notable and not-so-notable - who have tried their luck in front of the cameras

Defeat proved to be too hard to take, both for Eden Gardens and Vinod Kambli

Will Luke looks back on The Week That Was

Vinod Kambli talks to Cricinfo about the days when he was still king, and when his home crowd inspired him to his greatest height - 224 against England at the Wankhede in 1993

In February 1988, Sachin Tendulkar and Vinod Kambli went berserk in the semi-finals of The Harris Shield Tournament, an inter-school competition, and prolonged he bowlers' misery for no reason but their own pleasure

Two dozen Indians are set to participate in the USA's Pro Cricket league which begins in a week's time

Tamil Nadu struck some crucial blows in the first two sessions at the Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai, but a stroke-filled century by Amol Muzumdar put the game way beyond their reach

Mumbai and Tamil Nadu put up strong batting displays on the second day of the Ranji Trophy semi-finals

Kerala suffered an ignominious defeat at the Wankhede Stadium, and this historic first encounter with Mumbai ended on a sad note

Baroda were at the receiving end of Ajay Jadeja's splendid double-century at Vadodara, as they chased leather for almost two full days

Sanjay Bangar completed a well deserved century to stake a strong claim for the Australian tour while Baroda fought back against Mumbai in the opening matches of the 2003-04 Ranji Trophy

England 86 for 0 (Croft 31*, Ali 31*, Maynard 20*, Nazir 0-9) v Pakistan 65 for 4 (Nazir 27, Latif 24, Croft 2-4) Scorecard Robert Croft gave David Graveney, the chairman of selectors, who was watching on from the sidelines, a timely reminder