Legends of Indian Cricket Part 13: Harbhajan Singh, the Turbanator
Harbhajan Singh took 32 wickets in the famous 2001 series against Australia, including India's first Test hat-trick. The story of the fiery off-spinner from Jalandhar.
Legends of Indian Cricket Part 9: VVS Laxman, Very Very Special
VVS Laxman's 281 at Kolkata in 2001 is one of the most celebrated innings in Test history. The story of cricket's most elegant crisis man.
Legends of Indian Cricket Part 7: Rahul Dravid, the Wall
Rahul Dravid faced more than 31,000 balls in Test cricket, scored over 24,000 international runs and later coached India to a World Cup. The story of The Wall.
Legends of Indian Cricket Part 6: Anil Kumble, the Match-Winner Who Never Gave Up
Anil Kumble took 619 Test wickets, all ten in an innings against Pakistan and once bowled with a broken jaw. The story of India's greatest Test wicket-taker.
Legends of Indian Cricket Part 3: Sunil Gavaskar, the Little Master
Sunil Gavaskar faced the world's fastest bowlers without a helmet and became the first batter to score 10,000 Test runs. The story of India's original Little Master.
Legends of Indian Cricket Part 1: Vinoo Mankad, India's First All-Round Great
Vinoo Mankad scored a century and took five wickets in the same Lord's Test, and set a world-record opening stand that lasted 52 years. The story of India's first all-rounder.