David is a freelance photographer, cricket tragic, polar adventurer and part time lawyer. He will be roving in and around the test match venues and host cities to capture some of the colour and excitement of a tour of the subcontinent. Keep an eye out for regular updates. You can see some of David's images from his recent polar escapades at www.davidsinclairimages.com

Photo Blog: Farewell to India
Photo Blog: Farewell to India
Photo Blog: Farewell to India
14/11/2008
This is my final post. It is difficult to summarise the rich and emotional experience that has been my past month in India. I have so much more to say but so little space to say it.  More.
Photo Blog: Kolta
Photo Blog: Kolta
03/11/2008
According to some commentators the baton of test cricket supremacy officially passed from Australia to India at the conclusion of the second test in Mohali.  More.
Photo Blog: Delhi & Diwali
Photo Blog: Delhi & Diwali
01/11/2008
It’s a great time to be in Delhi. The summer sun has lost its edge and the locals are in holiday mode.  More.
Photo Blog: India, a conundrum
Photo Blog: India, a conundrum
29/10/2008
An acrid haze hovers over Delhi. Scenes of abject poverty play out alongside the train tracks on the approach to New Delhi station.  More.
Photo Blog: The Taj Mahal
Photo Blog: The Taj Mahal
25/10/2008
After a tough time in Mohali the team has a full week to regroup and recalibrate before the third test in Delhi.  More.
Photo Blog: Second Test
Photo Blog: Second Test
22/10/2008
It’s been a tough few days at the office for the Australian team. The Indian fans and media are jubilant and well might they be.  More.
Chandigarh
Chandigarh
18/10/2008
Chandigarh is a lush green city with wide boulevards, lots of roundabouts and a city centre almost identical to Canberra’s Civic. It is the capital of Punjab and Haryana.  More.
Photo Blog: Goodbye to Bangalore
Photo Blog: Goodbye to Bangalore
14/10/2008
The place I found to stay in Bangalore is a quiet sanctuary only twenty minutes stroll from the cricket ground.  More.
In the stands at Chinnaswamy
In the stands at Chinnaswamy
11/10/2008
Click here for the photographer David Sinclair's latest entry to his blog from the VB Tour of India.  More.
Photo Blog: News Junkie
Photo Blog: News Junkie
09/10/2008
I’m a news junkie in rehab. Every day I receive my fix in bite size pieces that purport to tell me stories of dramatic events in real time from around the world.  More.
Photo Blog: Chinnaswamy Stadium
Photo Blog: Chinnaswamy Stadium
07/10/2008
After a few very pleasant hours strolling the parks and gardens of Bangalore and enjoying the relative calm of a Sunday morning I found my way to the Chinnaswamy stadium.  More.
Bangalore
Bangalore
05/10/2008
The chances are you've spoken with someone from Bangalore, the venue for the first test. The city is home to countless IT businesses and call centres and is commonly referred to as the Silicon Valley of India.  More.
India: A land of contrast
30/09/2008
India is a land of contrast. It is a place to observe life in all its manifestations, uncensored. Every day you will witness something absurd, something outrageously funny, something heart warming and something heart breaking and every day there are contradictions to unravel and thoughts to rationalise. It is a destination like no other.  More.

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