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Sourav Ganguly & Steve Waugh
It wasn't always so cordial
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Waugh no friend of testy Ganguly
Australian cricket captain Steve Waugh admitted Monday he was no friend of testy Indian counterpart Sourav Ganguly.
The rival skippers had few good words to say about each other during the hotly contested Test and one-day matches which ended last week after India had broken Australia's record run of Test wins.
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- Tendulkar is god in India, says Hayden
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- Back home, Hayden is inspired by India and her people
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- Ganguly seeks Gavaskar's advice to tide over batting blues
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- Attitude of Indian spin bowlers depressing: Prasanna
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- Steve Waugh: Bevan proved he's the best One-Day batsman in the world
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- Ticket crisis, long queues and utter chaos at Goa
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- Injury came at a wrong time: Shewag
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 More ups than downs in an eventful season
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 Team for Zimbabwe must be picked at an early date
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- Indian triumph is but a stepping stone for challenges ahead, suggests Sankhya Krishnan
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 The biggest gain has been the self belief shown by some players
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- Anand Vasu catches the mood of dancing in the aisles, local bands and an Australian victory
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- The carnival atmosphere at Goa has done wonders to lift the spirits of fans, says Anand Vasu
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 "A typically unruffled hand under pressure from Michael Bevan steered Australia to a four wicket triumph at Goa, en route to a 3-2 series triumph" [ More ]
 "I am proud that everybody gave 100%" [ More ]
- If Tendulkar doesn't strike with the bat he does with the ball, says Anand Vasu[More]
- India-Australia tests at Chennai: Partab Ramchand leafs through the pages of history to recollect the four matches played at Chepauk including the high drama of Tied Test II[More | Corporation Stadium]
- India-Australia Tests at Mumbai: Partab Ramchand looks back at the two Tests the two countries played at the Wankhede Stadium
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From Prince of Patiala to Prince of Kolkata:
