Player of the Match
Player of the Match

Day 4

2370dRoving Reporter by Amit Varma at Chennai

'Hoo ha, hoo ha'

Amit Varma soaks up the atmosphere in Chepauk

2050dWisden Verdict by Dileep Premachandran at Chennai

Elegant defiance

Dileep Premachandran looks back at Damien Martyn's priceless rescue efforts for Australia

Day 3

2050dIndian View by Amit Varma

A healthy fear

The 103-run partnership between Kaif and Parthiv Patel, may well prove to be the decisive phase of this Test

2050dPeter English

Captain Courageous

Gilchrist fights fatigue and walks in at No.3 to avoid the deficit

Day 2

2050dWisden Verdict by Dileep Premachandran at Chennai

Chancy but vital

Sehwag's 155 was vital though not without the element of risk

2370dRoving Reporter by Amit Varma at Chennai

Illusions of rain and fire

The Chepauk at night is completely different from the one at day

Others

2050dChandrahas Choudhury and Nishant Arora

Anatomy of a classic

Virender Sehwag looks back at his century and a half against Australia in Chennai, 2004

2050dDileep Premachandran at Chennai

'We'll be looking to chase less than 100'

Mohammad Kaif announced his return to the Indian side with a composed and gritty 64, suffering in the final stages with cramp that forced him off just after lunch

2368dWisden Verdict by Dileep Premachandran at Chennai

Elegant defiance

You don't usually equate languid elegance with rearguard actions, but Damien Martyn - Amazing Grace in flannels when on his game - has made raising the Titanic something of a habit in recent times

2368dBulletin by Anand Vasu

Sizzling Martyn sets up a thriller

Damien Martyn hung on and stroked a dazzling 104 to rescue his side from a difficult position with a resolute Jason Gillespie (26) for company

2368dRoving Reporter by Amit Varma at Chennai

'Hoo ha, hoo ha'

It has got hotter and hotter in Chennai as this Test has progressed, but the crowd does not seem to be feeling it

2368dThe Wisden Verdict by Amit Varma

The beautiful Test

This Chennai Test was not one for the mind - it was marred by dropped catches, missed stumpings, nervous errors, and a rained-out day - but it was one that will be remembered fondly for years

2368dThe Bulletin by Anand Vasu

Match drawn after rain plays spoilsport

Shortly before 1pm on the final day of the Chennai Test, the match was called off after heavy overnight rain and a steady drizzle on Monday morning ruined any chances of play

2368dWisden Verdict by Dileep Premachandran at Chennai

Chancy but vital

For much of the second day, it must have seemed like old times for the Chennai crowd

2050d

Sehwag happy with his return to form

Virender Sehwag overcame a streak of bad form in the international arena with a stirring century against Australia in the second Test that gave India the upper hand

2050dWisden Cricinfo staff

Warne breaks the world record

Shane Warne has claimed the world record for the most Test wickets as he overtook Muttiah Muralitharan's tally of 532 earlier today

2370dThe Wisden Verdict by Amit Varma

The beautiful Test

Amit Varma evaluates both teams after the second test at Chennai

2050dWisden Cricinfo staff

Warne breaks the world record

Shane Warne has claimed the world record for the most Test wickets as he overtook Muttiah Muralitharan's tally of 532 earlier today

2368dBulletin by Anand Vasu

India edge ahead in tense scrap

An intriguing day's play where punch was met by counter-punch and strategy was defied by grit set the second Test up perfectly going into the fourth day

2050dThe Wisden Verdict by Amit Varma

A healthy fear

The 103-run partnership between two young men, Mohammad Kaif andParthiv Patel, neither of whom is a certainty in the side, may wellprove to be the decisive phase of this Test

2368dRoving Reporter by Amit Varma at Chennai

Illusions of rain and fire

The Chepauk at night is completely different from the one at day

2050dBulletin by Anand Vasu

Kumble bundles Australia out for 235

Anil Kumble ran through Australia with a seven-wicket haul that negated Justin Langer's and Matthew Hayden's good start

2050dWisden Cricinfo staff

Kumble bundles out Australia for 235

Justin Langer and Matthew Hayden gave Australia a bright start, but looked on as their team-mates floundered against Anil Kumble, and collapsed for 235

2050dThe Wisden Verdict by Amit Varma at Chennai

Turning back the clock

Slowly through the first day of the Chennai Test, the years peeled back

2050dVerdict by Amit Varma at Chennai

Turning back the clock

Slowly through the first day of the Chennai Test, the years peeled back

2050dAustralian View by Peter English

Learning to walk

Children are taught to walk before they run but it's a lesson Australia's cricketers quickly forgot

2050d

Sehwag happy with his return to form

Virender Sehwag overcame a streak of bad form in the international arena with a stirring century against Australia in the second Test that gave India the upper hand