New Delhi: Year 2014 is about to end in few days and looking back at it, the 'Gentlemen's game' was full of ups and downs. MS Dhoni's shocking retirement from Test cricket with immideate effects
New Delhi: The year 2014 which is just few days away, has witnessed many big sporting events. But as always, no big sporting event is ever completed without a controversy.There had been number of incidents
London: Reflecting on his infamous altercation with India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja, England pace spearhead James Anderson said the matter that brought a great deal of stress to him "went too far" and could have been
LONDON: England fast bowler Stuart Broad should be fit to start with a broken nose against India in the fifth test at the Oval, captain Alastair Cook said on Thursday.Broad was injured last Saturday when
London: As the storm settles down over the spat between Ravindra Jadeja and James Anderson, former England captain Mike Brearley has said that the pacer should be encouraged to harness his aggression but not at
Manchester: Getting behind a 215-run lead, India have lost opener Murali Vijay early into the second innings as the visitors took tea at 33 for one on the third day of the fourth Test against
Manchester: England skipper Alastair Cook has expressed satisfaction over the outcome of James Anderson-Ravindra Jadeja verdict and is happy that the fast bowler is now available for remaining two matches of this series, starting with
Manchester: The BCCI may be pressing for a harsh punishment against James Anderson but former India wicketkeeper Farokh Engineer said the England pacer does not merit a four-match ban for his spat with Ravindra Jadeja
Manchester: Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni today came out fighting once again in the James Anderson-Ravindra Jadeja case, firmly stating that he stands by what he said during the whole saga and that they brought
Dubai: In yet another blow for India, the ICC today rejected BCCI's review plea on Judicial Commissioner's verdict pronouncing James Anderson not guilty in his altercation with Ravindra Jadeja, saying that it was satisfied with
Manchester: England batsman Ian Bell has urged the two teams should focus on the on-field play in the finely poised five-match series as the action shifts to the fourth Test at Old Trafford starting Thursday.Bell,
Manchester: India arrived for a five-test series, with the first drawn on a lifeless Trent Bridge wicket since rated as "poor" by the International Cricket Council, who duly warned The England and Wales Cricket Board.
Mumbai: Kerala youngster Sanju Samson and Railways leg-spinner Karn Sharma today earned their maiden call-up while batman Cheteshwar Pujara was omitted from India's 17-member squad for the One-day series and T20 against England, beginning from
Mumbai/Dubai: Miffed by the Judicial Commissioner's verdict pronouncing England's pace spearhead James Anderson not guilty in the altercation with Ravindra Jadeja, the BCCI wants the ICC to appeal against the ruling which it finds “totally
Dubai: The International Cricket Council (ICC) today said that it has received the Judicial Commissioner's detailed report on the James Anderson-Ravindra Jadeja altercation and was considering its future course of action.“The ICC confirms that it
New Delhi: Embroiled in a controversy, involving Team India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja, England's fast bowler James Anderson has a dual personality which brings out a different Anderson on and off the field. Anderson, who can
Dubai: India have retained their fourth position in the ICC Test rankings despite a loss in the third Test against England at Southampton with the five-match series currently locked at 1-1. After drawing the first
Manchester: Taking a dig at the Indian approach ahead of the Old Trafford Test, former England skipper Andrew Strauss has said that the visitors not only need more aggression but will also find it extremely
Manchester: Former fast bowler Steve Harmison feels the advantage rests with hosts England in the remaining two Tests with James Anderson managing to escape without a ban for his Level 3 charge in the Trent
Southampton: A livid India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni today lambasted the ICC decision to impose a fine on Ravindra Jadeja, saying many a thing were neglected in the case and his players cannot ignore if
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