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| |  Thursday, 13 February, 2003, 15:31 GMT Ganguly hails India's touristsCaptain Sourav Ganguly describes the tour of England as India's best overseas performance in six years.   England series drawnRain washes out the final day's play of England's fourth Test against India with the series honours even.  Vaughan goes 10thEngland's opener Michael Vaughan is now the 10th best batsman in the world, in the PwC ratings. England routed by India India win the third Test against England at Headingley to square the series. Gavaskar hails Tendulkar Sunil Gavaskar claims Sachin Tendulkar is a better batsman than Sir Donald Bradman. Indians on a high Former England skipper Tony Greig praises India's performance at Headingley as their top players move up the Test rankings. Indian batting blunts England India defy England's seamers to gain a draw in the second Test at Trent Bridge. Vaughan rues missed milestone England's Michael Vaughan admits he was disappointed to miss out on a double century against India. England draw first blood England beat India by 170 runs in the first Test at Lord's despite a century from Ajit Agarkar. Ganguly warns England India captain Sourav Ganguly says India will fight back in the Test series against England. Hussain praises his men England captain Nasser Hussain says the first Test victory over India was down to an all-round team effort. Hero Kaif takes India home Mohammad Kaif is India's hero as they beat England in dramatic fashion in the NatWest Series final. NatWest Series Results Look back on the tournament which ended in a memorable win for India at Lord's. Indian fans look to the future As rain washes out the final day's play at The Oval, BBC Sport Online gets the views of some rain-soaked Indian fans. Hussain still faces hecklers England captain Nasser Hussain still has his critics despite restoring pride to English cricket. England player ratings BBC Sport Online marks the performances of England's Test team following the home series against India. England hit The Wall Only in a team bristling with batting talent could a player of the ability of Rahul Dravid fail to stand out. Under the patka India off-spinner Harbhajan Singh opens up about his cricketing idols, musical tastes and dream of cooking for Arnold Schwarzenegger. Vaughan joins elite group Michael Vaughan's fourth century of the summer puts him on par with greats like Don Bradman, Denis Compton and Herbert Sutcliffe. Fielding revolution required BBC Sport Online wonders if fielding is a department of the game which will ever be taken seriously by India. | |
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