Birmingham: Ravichandran Ashwin's performance in the shorter versions has been comparatively better than Test cricket which the burly Tamil Nadu spinner attributes to the time spent at the nets with his personal coach sorting out
Birmingham: India humiliated England after winning the fourth ODI by nine wickets at Edgbaston here Tuesday and lead the 5-match series by 3-0 to go into the last match with a chance to whitewash the
Birmingham: An unassailable lead in their pocket, India would look to clinch the one-day series against England by putting up another dominating display when the two sides square off in the fourth cricket one-dayer here
Nottingham: England skipper Alastair Cook has blamed his batsmen for the six-wicket loss to India in the third ODI here, saying that someone in the top order will have to score big for the others
Nottingham: Ambati Rayudu hit an unbeaten 64 to help India coast to a six-wicket victory over England in the third one-day international at Trent Bridge on Saturday, putting the tourists 2-0 ahead in the five-match
Cardiff: Defeat in the second ODI might have hurt England captain Alastair Cook who was till last week enjoying the remarkable success of the test series against India but what hurt him most was the
London: Former England captain Michael Vaughan and ex-spinner Graeme Swann said that Alastair Cook must be sacked as the ODI captain for England to win the 2015 World Cup.Both Vaughan and Swann feel that the
Cardiff: England batsman Joe Root today said that his side hasn't lost the momentum gained in the triumphant Test series as it prepares to take on India in the second ODI. The first ODI of
Cardiff (Wales): Rocked by one controversy after another, India will be hoping that the spotlight shifts to the cricketing action as they take on an upbeat England side today in the second one day international
Bristol: Their morale battered by the Test series debacle, India would look to make a fresh beginning and salvage lost pride when they take on England in a five-match ODI cricket series starting here. On
Darbhanga (Bihar): Slamming the national cricket team for yet another disastrous Test series loss abroad, former India cricketer Kirti Azad questioned the passion of Mahendra Singh Dhoni and his men for longer version of the
Bristol: The first of the five One-Day Internationals (ODI) between India and England to be played at the County Ground here Monday was cancelled due to heavy rain.Rain began to fall before the start of
London: With the series won 3-1, that too convincingly, England captain Alastair Cook paid rich tribute to his wife Alice for persuading him to stay on as the skipper during the tough times against Sri
London: Former captain Sunil Gavaskar slammed the Indian cricketers for their embarrassing innings defeat in the fourth Test at Old Trafford, saying that they showed "no backbone" to fight against a "persistent" England side. "There
Manchester: England skipper Alastair Cook expressed surprise at India's abject surrender in the fourth cricket Test, which allowed the hosts to take a 2-1 lead in the five-match series. After taking a 215-run lead, England
Manchester: After making an impressive return to the Indian fold, fast bowler Varun Aaron says he won't cut down on his pace despite having a history of suffering stress fractures. Aaron has so far dismissed
Manchester: India's former legendary all-rounder and captain Kapil Dev, now a television commentator, believes India's current quick bowlers are frequently getting injured because of an excess of cricket."I used to play only five months of
Southampton: The Judicial Commissioner, probing the James Anderson-Ravindra Jadeja altercation today found both the players not guilty after a marathon six-hour hearing, clearing the decks for their participation in the remainder of the Test series.
Southampton: England captain Alastair Cook and in-form Gary Ballance added 58 runs for the second wicket as home team reached 80 for two at lunch in their second innings on the penultimate day of the
Southampton: India still needed 47 runs to avoid the embarrrassment of a follow-on after pathetic shot selection by some of the top-order batsmen, which allowed England to tighten their grip on the third cricket Test
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