Pragyan Ojha

The curtain came down on Sachin Tendulkar's storied Test career with one of India's most comprehensive victories as a hapless West Indies crumbled on the third morning

Pragyan Ojha, who took his sixth five-wicket haul, in his 24th Test, said he never felt threatened when the batsmen attacked him

West Indies served up another dose of inept batting to roll over for 182 after which it was time for the Tendulkar show

Pragyan Ojha led South Zone into the final of the Duleep trophy after his six-wicket haul downed Central Zone by an innings and 38 runs in Chennai

Did you know Pragyan Ojha speaks funny Telugu, collects Tendulkar memorabilia, and sleeps on the side of the bed facing the door?

Pragyan Ojha has said he is keen to prove himself in conditions outside India as well

There may be plenty of left-hand batsmen in the opposition, but it still doesn't make sense to leave your best bowler out of the side

A look at why Panesar and Swann have outbowled Ojha and Ashwin in India

India have spent 2012 making excuses for their poor Test performances. It is about time they told themselves some home truths

India v England at the Wankhede? You can't get bored

India's spinners were outbowled on their own patch as MS Dhoni's demand for a turning wicket backfired

Kevin Pietersen scored only 23 from the first 59 balls he faced from Pragyan Ojha, but reeled off 51 from his last 46

Alastair Cook and Kevin Pietersen batted throughout the final session to give England's first innings a solid base in Mumbai as the visitors closed on 178 for 2.

Geoff Boycott on the key to the opener's success, India's spin combination, and what makes Alastair Cook tick

MS Dhoni was full of praise for his bowlers but not for the pitch and the umpires that made it hard for India to force the win

India went 1-0 up in the Test series with three to play when they rolled over England on the final day at Motera

The efforts of the England captain, with perhaps his finest innings, alongside Matt Prior may not save the opening Test but they will give the team belief for the rest of the series

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the fourth day in Ahmedabad

Alastair Cook batted throughout the fourth day, taking his innings 501 minutes, in an outstanding show of patience and resilience