Dhoni wins toss, India to bat
India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni won the toss and elected to bat against Australia in the do-or-die sixth cricket one-dayer at the Jawaharlal Nehru stadium here today. more

Jadeja will learn from mistakes, says Dhoni
Ravindra Jadeja's ill-timed run out in back-to-back one-dayers against Australia notwithstanding, India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni today backed the promising all-rounder saying he would learn from his mistakes. more

We hope to seal the series here: Hussey
Leading 3-2 in the ongoing seven-match ODI series against India, Australian vice captain Michael Hussey said the visitors are determined to pocket the rubber in the sixth one-dayer here tomorrow. more

Will look to make a fresh start: Dhoni
The disappointment of the three-run loss in Hyderabad behind them, Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni today said his team is focussed on making a fresh start in the must-win sixth cricket one-dayer against Australia here tomorrow. more

India eye victory to remain alive in the series
It will be a litmus test for India's resilience as they take on Australia in the do-or-die sixth cricket one-dayer here tomorrow, fully aware that any slip-up in the game would allow the visitors to clinch the series. more

Indian and Australian teams arrive in Guwahati
The Indian and Australian cricket teams today arrived here from Hyderabad for the sixth one-day international match scheduled to be played at the Nehru Stadium here on November eight. more

Was too keen to finish it off in H'bad: Jadeja
Ravindra Jadeja's ill-timed run-out dashed India's hopes in the Hyderabad humdinger against Australia and the dejected all-rounder said he pursued the non-existent single in his eagerness to retain strike. more

Tendulkar disappointed his effort went in vain
Describing his epic knock of 175 against Australia as one of his best innings, Sachin Tendulkar said his effort would have been even more satisfying if it could have guided the team to victory in the pulsating fifth one-dayer. more

New wonder boy of cricket wants to meet Tendulkar
Sarfaraz Khan first surpassed Sachin Tendulkar's record to hit the headlines and the 12-year-old cricket prodigy now wants to meet the batting great in person to achieve his long-cherished dream. more

We lost the mental aspect: Dhoni on the loss
India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni has no qualms to admit that the reason for their defeat in the nerve-wrecking fifth ODI was lack of mental toughness in the lower-order batsmen. more