Chennai: Former India off-spinner and interim president of BCCI Shivlal Yadav in all likelihood is the frontrunner to replace N Srinivasan as the full-time president of the board at the next Annual General Meeting.In a
Kolkata: India's World Cup-winning coach Gary Kirsten termed Indian cricket team as an "incredibly strong unit which opponents will find it tough to beat" during the upcoming mega event starting February 14."The Indians have a
New Delhi: After reaching the age of 30, where many men battle a paunch, Cristiano Ronaldo appears to be in better shape than ever before.The Real Madrid superstar, who turned 30 recently; does a revealing
Kabul: Against the backdrop of war and hardship, a severe lack of facilities and funds, cricket in Afghanistan has grown at a phenomenal pace in a dozen years.The national team that is now preparing for
Chennai: The date of the much-delayed Annual General Meeting, which has been deferred till now because of the IPL spot-fixing case, will be the only agenda when the all-powerful Working Committee of the BCCI meets
Sydney: South African fast bowler Dale Steyn complained on Saturday that even though other teams have choked in trying circumstance on the world stage, it is his team which has been saddled with the "chokers"
Adelaide: Star opener Rohit Sharma feels that arch-rivals Pakistan who will be “under pressure” going into the opening match of the ICC Cricket World Cup as they have never won against India at the mega
Melbourne: England skipper Eoin Morgan insisted on Saturday that his side is capable of winning the World Cup if they are at their very best during the tournament.England are yet to win the prestigious trophy
Adelaide: Team India suffered a major setback when India's most experienced fast bowler Ishant Sharma Saturday failed to prove his fitness and was eventually ruled out of the Cricket World Cup. Other three injured Rohit
Adelaide: Former Indian captain Rahul Dravid said Saturday that the Bangladesh cricket team has given very few "positive stories" for their fans to cherish."People in Bangladesh deserve a bit more from their cricketers," Dravid was
Adelaide: Australia captain Michael Clarke has warned against writing off India's chances to defend the World Cup despite their poor form in the build-up to cricket's showpiece event.India have endured a dismal show Down Under
New Delhi: Ishant Sharma failed to prove his fitness and more or less out of the World cup which I s just six days away.Team India had a practice session on Saturday but the lanky
Ravindra is a talented all-rounder who is best suited to the conditions that prevail in Australia and New Zealand but would be lacking in confidence, says former Aus fast bowler Andy Bichel.Bichel says Jadeja's batting
Adelaide: Having missed the 2011 edition of the World Cup, India's right-handed batsman Rohit Sharma Saturday sounded motivated and confident ahead of a warm-up clash against the hosts Australia and for the quadrennial event starting
Sydney: Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni Saturday said adaptability will be the key to success for the defending champions in the cricket World Cup starting Feb 14.“What is important is to adapt to the conditions
Kolkata: The 'Tigers', as they are affectionately called by the fans, have not quite roared in the international cricket yet, but pundits think Bangladesh can emerge as a strong cricketing power in the World Cup.They
Baden-Baden (Germany): Former world champion Viswanathan Anand continued to struggle against nemesis Magnus Carlsen of Norway and lost after a blunder in the fourth round of Grenke Chess Classic now underway here.The loss with white
Sri Lankan legend spinner Muttiah Muralitharan thinks Ravichandran Ashwin and al-rounder Ravindra Jadeja will have a crucial role to play as conditions in Australia and New Zealand will suit them. He says experience will stand
Bareilly: Former India cricket captain Ajit Wadekar today praised Mahendra Singh Dhoni for his immense patience to steer the team out of difficult situations."He is a good captain....He has patience to bring the team out
Dubai: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Saturday confirmed that following remedial work and retests, the bowling actions of Pakistan's Saeed Ajmal and Sohag Gazi of Bangladesh have been found to be legal, and the
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