A fulfilling, rewarding association: Gloster Physio John Gloster, who will part ways with the Indian team at the end of the ongoing tri-series in Australia, termed his three-year association with Indian cricket as 'fulfilling, rewarding and a big challenge.'
Kirsten's session in B'lore India's cricketers will have a two-day interactive session with new coach Gary Kirsten in Bangalore towards the middle of next month, ahead of the three-Test series against South Africa beginning in Chennai on March 26.
Confident Lanka take on Aussies Sri Lanka, after their confidence boosting win over India on Tuesday, look to keep the momentum going when they take on Australia in the Commonwealth Bank tri-series match here on Friday.
Pathan favours friendly exchanges Irfan Pathan believes there is a place for banter and friendly exchanges on the field of play, but only so long as it is within limits.
Anju take silver in Doha India's Anju George won the silver medal in long jump on the opening day of the Asian indoor athletic championships here on Thursday, narrowly missing out on the top spot.
Sri Lanka will expect their skipper Mahela Jayawardene and in-form Tillakaratne Dilshan to fire against Australia in the tri-series match in Perth on Friday. AFP
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