Port Elizabeth, South Africa: The West Indies won the toss and elected to bowl first in the second test against South Africa at St. George's Park on Friday as it looked to bounce back from
Brisbane: Six Indian wickets in the morning session on the fourth day caused the visitors' downfall in the second Test, captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni said here Saturday.India collapsed from 71 for one to 224 all
Brisbane: Australia's young skipper Steve Smith has warned India that any plans of sledging Mitchell Johnson in the future are likely to backfire just as they did in the second cricket Test that ended here
Brisbane: Pacer Umesh Yadav today conceded that the Indian bowlers have gone awry with their plans, sending down too many short balls that allowed the Australian tailenders to stage a comeback and pile up an
Brisbane: Australian skipper Steve Smith said he is delighted that his side could push their first innings' total past 500-runs and take a sizeable lead in the second cricket Test against India.The hosts replied to
Brisbane: After piling up 408 in their first innings, India reduced Australia to 221 runs for four at stumps on day two of the second cricket Test and off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin Thursday said the visitors
Brisbane: Former Australian Test opener Michael Slater said Thursday all-rounder Shane Watson must begin making big scores batting at the crucial No.3 position.Watson was dismissed for 25 runs on the second day of the second
Brisbane: Australian fast bowler Josh Hazlewood has expressed his delight on snapping up his maiden five-wicket haul in Test cricket on day two of the second cricket Test against India here today.The pacer took 5-68
Adelaide: Shaun Marsh will replace injured Australia captain Michael Clarke for the second Test match against India, starting at Brisbane from December 17, Cricket Australia said today.Clarke ruled himself out of the remaining Test series
Brisbane is likely to host the second Test of the summer following marathon negotiations with the Australian and Indian cricket boards. The Gabba Test, initially scheduled to start on Thursday, has been put back due to
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: New Zealand got early success after setting Pakistan a tricky target of 261 on the last day to win the second cricket test.Pakistan lost opening batsman Taufeeq Umar before moving to
Dubai: Scoreboard Thursday at stumps on fourth day of the second test against New Zealand at the Dubai International Cricket. New Zealand 1st Innings : 403Pakistan 1st Innings : 393New Zealand 2nd innings: 167/6 Tom
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Younis Khan continued his strong batting form on the Dubai pitch with a half century on Wednesday to lead Pakistan to 118-2 at lunch on the third day of the second
Dubai: Scoreboard Tuesday at stumps on the second day of the second test between Pakistan and New Zealand at the Dubai International Cricket StadiumNew Zealand : 1st Innings(overnight 243-3) T Latham c Ahmed b
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Pakistan claimed two early wickets in its three before lunch to reduce New Zealand to 295-6 on the second day of the second test Tuesday. Corey Anderson and overnight century-maker Tom
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates: Scoreboard at stumps Monday on the second day of the first test between Pakistan and New Zealand at Sheikh Zayed Stadium. Pakistan 1st Innings(Overnight: 269-1) Pakistan 1st Innings(Overnight: 269-1) Mohammad Hafeez
Khulna, Bangladesh: Hamilton Masakadza struck an unbeaten 52 as Zimbabwe reached 117-5 at tea on the fifth day of the second test against Bangladesh on Friday. ZImbabwe still requires 197 runs in the last session
Khulna, Bangladesh: Bangladesh recovered from a mini collapse in the middle order to reach 201-5 and stretch its lead over Zimbabwe to 266 at stumps Thursday on the fourth day. Mahmudullah on 63 will resume
Khunlna, Bangladesh: Bangladesh batted steadily to reach 79-2 with a 144-run lead in its second innings on the fourth day of the second test against Zimbabwe on Thursday. Left-arm spinner Shakib Al Hasan claimed his
Khulna, Bangladesh: Tamim Iqbal and Shakib Al Hasan struck centuries as Bangladesh amassed 433 in its first innings against Zimbabwe on the second day of the second test on Tuesday. Shakib brought up his third
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