Brisbane: Under-fire veteran Pakistan batsman Younis Khan today announced that he will retire from one-day international cricket after the ongoing World Cup. However, the 37-year-old Pakistan batsman will continue to be available for selection in
Sydney: Not taking anything away from Shikhar Dhawan's creditable show in the cricket World Cup so far, West Indies pace legend Michael Holding feels the left-handed opener is lucky to be surrounded by understanding men,
Canberra: West Indies opener Chris Gayle became the first batsman to score a World Cup double century on Tuesday and admitted he had never felt such pressure to perform.The giant 35-year-old Jamaican smashed a breathtaking
Mumbai: When Swapnil Patil steps on to the field wearing the United Arab Emirates colours against Mahendra Singh Dhoni and his men in their World Cup tie, his near and dear ones here would root
Auckland: Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin said much awaited contest with New Zealand will be a chance for Australian team to test themselves against who are playing some top notch quality cricket at the World Cup.The
Canberra: While their batting styles may not be similar, cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar and West Indies' devastating opener Chris Gayle chose the same day -- Feb 24 -- to score their respective One-Day International (ODI)
Mumbai: Former Indian batsman VVS Laxman Tuesday expressed his delight after West Indian Chris Gayle bludgeoned 215 runs against Zimbabwe to return to form during a World Cup Pool B game.Gayle scored the highest World
Sydney: Hashim Amla, one of the South African most dependable batsmen, is right when he says West Indies is a dangerous side which has an explosive batting line up that can tear apart any attack
Canberra, Australia: Chris Gayle bludgeoned a World Cup-record 215 containing 16 sixes and shared a 372-run partnership with Marlon Samuels Tuesday to guide the West Indies to a 73-run win over Zimbabwe.Under intense pressure after
Canberra, Australia: Scoreboard Tuesday after the World Cup Pool B match between West Indies and Zimbabwe at Manuka Oval.West Indies Dwayne Smith b Panyangara Chris Gayle c Chigumbura b Masakadza 215
New Delhi: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has ordered a probe against Chief Selector Moin Khan after his casino visit video surfaced online.PCB has asked for an explanation from Moin Khan who is believed to have
New Delhi: West Indies opener Chris Gayle today became the first batsman to hit double century in the history of Cricket World Cup.The 35-year-old cricketer scored 215 in just 147 balls in a Pool B
New Delhi: India's Captain cool Mahendra Singh Dhoni has numerous fans and admirers across the globe. But this one might turn out to be special and different which follows MSD to cheer almost everywhere they
Canberra, Australia: An awe-struck crowd had no doubt they were witnessing something special when West Indies opener Chris Gayle slogged two consecutive sixes into the grandstands.Those were balls No. 73 and 74 he faced, and
Lahore: Pakistan police today arrested 15 bookies for betting on the ongoing Cricket World Cup matches, bringing the total number of people held so far to 80.According to Lahore police spokesman Niyab Haider, special squads
Melbourne: The much-awaited World Cup clash between co-hosts Australia and New Zealand will be about more than just the race for quarter-final places with the cricket borads of both countries today confirming that the Chappell-Hadlee
Karachi: Pakistan's former captain and fast bowling great Wasim Akram has advised the national team management to not involve the players in long meetings/discussions or training sessions ahead of their crucial World Cup match against
Canberra, Australia: Chris Gayle bludgeoned his way into the World Cup records with his 215 containing 16 sixes and a 372-run partnership with Marlon Samuels (133 not out) to lift West Indies to 372-2 against
Sydney: Paceman Vernon Philander has been ruled out of South Africa's next World Cup match against the West Indies due to a left hamstring injury he picked up during last weekend's loss to defending champion
Canberra, Australia: West Indies skipper Jason Holder won the toss and elected to bat first Tuesday in the World Cup Pool B match against Zimbabwe.The West Indies are coming off a lopsided win over Pakistan
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