New Delhi: With his eighteenth Test century on the third day of the first Test against South Africa in Nagpur, Virender Sehwag equalled Mohammad Azharuddin's record of scoring four Test centuries against the Proteas.

Nagpur: India 66/2 at day3 stumps, still trailing by 259 with Vijay and Tendulkar at the crease. Earlier Steyn took 7/51 to bowl out India for 233 and make them follow on.

Ross Taylor blasted 78 in just 51 balls to help New Zealand seal their One-Day International series against Bangladesh with a comprehensive five-wicket win in Dunedin.

Nagpur: India coach Gary Kirsten believes his team can still win the first Test against South Africa and said the onus is now on the batsmen to bring the home side back into the match.

Paceman Charl Langeveldt was on Sunday added to South Africa's squad for the upcoming three-match one-day international series against India

Melbourne: Ryan Harris stars again as Australia humble West Indies by 113 runs in the series opener of common wealth bank series here at Melbourne Cricket Ground

IT was difficult to know what was more depressing last night, the West Indies' performance or the size of the crowd.

India got off to a most inauspicious start after Rohit Sharma, himself a last-minute replacement for VVS Laxman, twisted his left ankle 15 minutes before the toss.

Centuries from Jacques Kallis and Hashim Alma helped South Africa gain the initiative on a slow first day of the first Test against India in Nagpur.

Nagpur: The experienced Jacques Kallis and Hashim Amla struck unbeaten centuries as South Africa recovered from two early jolts to take control of the first Test against India here on Saturday.