Melbourne: Keen to see Indian players in the Big Bash Twenty20 Tournament, former Australian captain Allan Border said Cricket Australia should approach BCCI for this as it would enhance the tournament's stature."The Big Bash League
New Delhi: Discarded English batsman Kevin Pietersen might have lost all his chances of making a comeback but he is still targeting the cricket board with his suggestions on batting line-up of the national side.After
New Delhi: Australian cricketing legend Shane Warne took to the micro blogging site twitter on Saturday to say that he is going to make an exciting announcement with the Indian batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar soon.Warne
New Delhi: The much awaited World Cup 2015 is just around the corner and almost all the participating teams have come with their best possible winning combinations.But the most important part of the selection is
Durban, South Africa: AB de Villiers top-scored with 81 and effected five dismissals behind the wicket as South Africa beat the West Indies by 61 runs in a rain-affected first ODI at Kingsmead on Friday.De
Sydney: Quite pleased with his personal form but devastated by the team's loss, England cricket captain Eoin Morgan today blamed the defeat against Australia in the ODI tri-series opener on the top-order collapse triggered by
New Delhi: A fit-again Irfan Pathan feels that he is close to bowling at his best and it's just a matter of time before he is again back in contention for the seam bowling all-rounder's
Karachi: The World Cup bound Pakistan team has been told to strictly avoid any discussions on religion, politics or Indo-Pak relations not only during their opening match against India but also in the other games
Karachi: Relations between suspended off-spinner Saeed Ajmal and the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) are not very cordial these days after the senior player insisted on taking the ICC bowling test this month.Sources aware of the
Kolkata: Former India captain Sourav Ganguly Friday said India would be firm favourites to defend their World Cup title in Australia and New Zealand next month."India have a very good chance of winning the World
Melbourne: After a fielding-only drill, the Indian cricket team returned to the grind today with an intense net session here, continuing their build-up towards the ODI-leg of their Australian tour.The Men in Blue will take
Sydney: England's World Cup preparations suffered an early setback Friday when it was beaten by three wickets by Australia in the first tri-series one-day cricket international.Opener David Warner crashed 127 from 115 balls to drive
Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is trying to get cricketer turned politician Imran Khan to meet with the national team before it leaves for the 2015 World Cup.Imran was captain when Pakistan defied the
Melbourne: A month after admitting he may not play cricket again due to injuries, Australian captain Michael Clarke has dismissed suggestions of his retirement after the upcoming World Cup, saying that he can continue playing
Nagpur: Cheteshwar Pujara made a century on his domestic return but Saurashtra still face a steep climb to overcome Vidharba's massive first innings total in the Ranji Trophy Group B cricket match here Thursday.Saurashtra, resuming
Karachi: Senior Pakistan batsman Younis Khan feels that this year's ODI World Cup will provide the country's cricketers another opportunity to break the jinx of having never beaten India in the quadrennial event."History is there
New Delhi: The BCCI is locked in a legal battle with the Service Tax (ST) department, which has demanded an amount of Rs 536 crore (approx) as taxes on cricket board's earnings from royalty and
New Delhi: Delhi's clinical performance in the season continued as they made a mockery of a below-par Odisha, snaring as many as 19 wickets on a single day, to win by an innings and 150
Ahmedabad: Openers Jiwanjot Singh and Uday Kaul hit half centuries as Punjab reached 219 for 4 in their first innings in reply to Gujarat's mammoth 513 for 8 on the third day of their Ranji
Christchurch: Batsman Ross Taylor believes that the New Zealand management will protect the players from the risk of burnout.Taylor's views Thursday comes just after country's former skipper Martin Crowe had written in a column in
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