Rahul Dravid has been one of the most reliable batsmen in the Indian team with his blend of technical proficiency and stylish strokes. He was the batsman of the 1999 World Cup with two hundreds and the highest aggregate. Presently, he is the Captain of the Indian side....More

Virender Sehwag is a hard hitting batsman and a more than useful off spinner, In his first Test innings, at Bloemfontein in 2001-02, he came in at 68/4 on a greentop and made a ravishing hundred, adding 220 with his hero Tendulkar. Though categorised as a one-day batsman...More

With the arrival of Mahendra Singh Dhoni seems to have India’s search for a wicket-keeper batsman...More

Sachin Tendulkar made his debut when he was only 15 years plus when he visited Pakistan with Indian team in 1989. He hit 59 at Faisalabad in his second Test. His first century came against England when he made 119 at Old Trafford in 1990. Since then Tendulkar has ruled world cricket and is world's best batsman today...More

Yuvraj Singh is a tall, well-built lad having the reputation of striking the ball very hard. He was adjudged the Man of the Match in his second ODI for India engineering a sensational win over World Champions Australia. The highlight of his domestic career is the mammoth knock of 358 against Bihar in the final of the Cooch Behar Trophy. Yuvraj is a useful left arm spinner and a very good fielder inside the circle....More

Harbhajan Singh is the first Indian to take a hat-trick in Test match cricket. He achieved the feat against Australia at Kolkata, and went on to pick 13 wickets in the match. His bowling action came under ICC scrutiny, but after being cleared, has done well on the field. He is a fighter with an aggressive attitude....More

Irfan Pathan first shot to fame when he took 9/16 in India's opening match against Bangladesh. Irfan considers the legendary "Wasim Akram" as his idol. He played a significant role in India's triumph over Pakistan in both the Test and one-day series. With good batting abilities, he proved himself as a good batsman also....More

Agarkar is a good prospect for India, as he has all that requires to be a good all rounder. Ajit Agarkar was hailed as the best thing to happen to Indian cricket for a long time. Agarkar became fastest 50-wicket taker in the one-day internationals. He broke the record held by Dennis Lillee. Plagued by injuries....More

Sreesanth also known as Gopu, is an Indian cricketer. He is a right-arm medium-pace bowler. He is only the only Kerala bowler to have taken a Ranji Trophy hat-trick. His best ODI bowling figures are 6-55, which he gained in the 7th One Day International between India and England earnt him the man-of the match award and he was subsequently awarded a BCCI contract, in the C-grade....More

Patel first gained prominence in 2003 at the age of 20 before he had even played first class cricket for Gujarat, when he was invited to the MRF Pace Foundation in Chennai by the Indian chairman of selectors Kiran More. In the 2005-2006 Test Series against West Indies, Munaf proved he was arguably the fastest bowler in India, bowling regularly at speeds of over 87 mph....More

Uthappa had a successful debut, making 86 as an opening batsman before being run out. It was the highest score for any Indian debutant in a limited overs match. He made his one-day international debut in the seventh and final match of the English tour of India in April 2006....More

He made his debut in the 4th Test between Australia and India in Mumbai, when Parthiv Patel was dropped following a poor run of form. He played every Test match until he was ousted by Mahendra Singh Dhoni in December 2005 following Dhoni's prolific run-scoring in the one day format of the game....More

Saurav Ganguly’s international career began in a disastrous way. As a 19 year-old, he was on tour to Australia in 1991/92 where both his ability and attitude was questioned. His recall for the 1996 tour to England was severely criticized but this talented left-hander silenced his critics by hitting century at Lord's....More

Anil Kumble is one of the most feared leg-spinners in the world when he gets his length. On February 7th 1999 Against arch-rivals Pakistan in the second Test at Delhi, he took all the 10 wickets at a cost of 74 runs. He has taken more than 200 wickets in both one-day and Test cricket. Kumble is now India's leading wicket taker in Test cricket....More

Zaheer Khan is considered to be the fastest bowler in the country. A product of the MRF Pace Academy, Zaheer bowls at a hostile pace and has a very accurate yorker in his armoury. He clean bowled Australian skipper Steven Waugh in his second ODI. He can also hit the ball a long way into the crowds with the bat....More