Sydney: Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni has identified New Zealand's veteran spinner Daniel Vettori as the key man on whose performance the outcome of the cricket World Cup final against Australia will depend.Dhoni on Thursday
Melbourne: The biggest positive for the Indian cricket team in this World Cup has been the performance of its pacers and skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni feels that the trio of Umesh Yadav, Mohammed Shami and
Sydney: Former fast bowler Javagal Srinath on Friday said that although the Indian pacers bowled brilliantly in the entire World Cup, they didn't use the short-ball judiciously against Australia in the semifinal on Thursday.Co-hosts Australia
New Delhi: After a heartbreaking exit from the World Cup 2015, cricket fans may be calling for their heads, breaking the tv sets and burning their posters, but Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni's wife Sakshi
New Delhi: The disappointment of a semifinal exit notwithstanding, BCCI President Jagmohan Dalmiya on Friday congratulated the Indian cricket team for its "stupendous" World Cup performance, saying that Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men put up an
Karachi: Pakistan's disappointing cricket World Cup campaign was not just about missed opportunities on the field with head coach Waqar Younis submitting a strongly-worded report to the PCB complaining about the behaviour of Ahmed Shehzad,
Melbourne, New Zealand: Relations between New Zealand and Australia at a political level have regained their natural cordiality in the 34 years since cricket's notorious "underarm" incident, but in the sporting context memories of the
Melbourne, Australia: Win or lose, Michael Clarke and his Australian teammates are probably going to be portrayed as the bad guys after the Cricket World Cup final against New Zealand.The New Zealanders have been the
Melbourne, Australia: Fast bowler Tim Southee says that after reaching the Cricket World Cup final for the first time and with its most well-rounded limited-overs team ever assembled, New Zealand is ready for "one more
Sydney: Steve Smith strode the crease with Australia in a spot of bother in the World Cup semifinal, and went to work again against an Indian bowling attack that hasn't been able to contain him
Sydney: India's ODI captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Thursday left open the possibility of playing in the 2019 World Cup in England, saying that he would take a call after the Twenty20 World Cup next
Sydney: Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Thursday defended an under-fire Virat Kohli for his indiscreet shot selection in the lost semi-final clash against Australia in the ICC Cricket World Cup.Chasing an imposing 329 for
Sydney: Indian captain M.S. Dhoni on Thursday advocated changes in playing conditions governing one-day games, saying too many boundaries can cause boredom and the 50-over matches should not become like T20 outings."It's my personal opinion,
Anushka Sharma was at Sydney Cricket Ground cheering for team India and her beau Virat Kohli but sadly all her cheering didn't help as Virat Kohli lost his wicket to a short ball by Mitchell
Sydney/New Delhi: A pall of gloom descended on the Indian dressing room after the team's campaign in the World Cup came to an agonising end here today, and the pain of losing the semi-finals engulfed
Ranchi: Security has been beefed up at captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni's residence after India's exit from the cricket World Cup after their 95-run loss to Australia in the semi-final in Sydney today.(scroll down for video)City's
Karachi: Former Pakistani cricketers rued the failure of any Asian team to make it to the cricket World Cup final after Australia beat India by 95 runs in the second semi-final in Sydney today."It is
Steve Smith scored 105 and shared a 182-run partnership with Aaron Finch (81) to help Australia post 328-7, a record for a World Cup semifinal, at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Thursday.India started its chase
Sydney: Former India captain Sourav Ganguly today lashed out at people who attacked Anushka Sharma for Virat Kohli's failure with the bat in the cricket World Cup semifinal against Australia, saying that it showed their
Sydney: Australia skipper Michael Clarke on Thursday said he is proud the way his team played in the semi-final against India but pointed out that the final against New Zealand will be a tough one
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