New Delhi: Former India cricket coach John Wright feels the only way the current team can defend its World Cup title is by backing its exciting batting line-up with a much-improved bowling effort than what
Kolkata: India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni's retirement from Test cricket could prove to be a boon for Wriddhiman Saha, who had been waiting in the fringes for long, but the Bengal wicketkeeper Tuesday said there's
New Delhi: With World Cup only a month away, teams are busy playing with each other to prepare for the mega sport event to be held in Australia and New Zealand, known for bouncy and
New Delhi: With the World Cup approaching in about a month, all the 14 participating nations have finalised their squads after a deliberate effort to acquire the best combination.Some teams have shown faith in their
Kolkata: Not less than 48 hours after returning from the gruelling tour to Australia, wicketkeeper Wriddhiman Saha slammed an unbeaten century to script Bengal's stunning comeback against Jammu and Kashmir on the opening day of
Kingston (Jamaica): West Indies chief cricket selector Clive Lloyd has said the omission of Dwayne Bravo and Kieron Pollard from the ICC World Cup squad is no act of victimisation for their roles in the
Islamabad: Pakistan's national cricket team Tuesday started its training camp for next month's World Cup to be held in Australia and New Zealand, officials here said.An official from the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said all
Sydney: Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell revealed Tuesday that he was “desperate” to get a call from the national selectors for the cricket World Cup after a disastrous form with the bat in the last few
Lahore: Suspended Pakistan off-spinner Saeed Ajmal's suspect bowling action will be officially tested in Chennai Jan 24, a Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) spokesperson has said.Ajmal was barred from bowling in September last year. His action
Melbourne: Veteran Ryan Harris has been left out of the Australian squad for the impending 2015 World Cup as the selectors want the pacer to focus on Test cricket.Cricket Australia's chairman of selectors Rodney Marsh
Christchurch, New Zealand: Brendon McCullum lashed a half century from 19 balls, matching his national record, to spur New Zealand to a three-wicket win over Sri Lanka Sunday in the series-opening limited-overs international.Opening the batting,
Sydney: Named Australia's captain for next month's World Cup despite being out injured right now, Michael Clarke Sunday said he is confident of participating in the marquee tournament for which he has to prove his
New Delhi: India hit a new low in Test cricket when they slipped to the number 7 spot in the latest ICC Rankings after the completion of the series against Australia.India battled to save the
Fatehpur: BCCI vice-president Rajiv Shukla on Saturday said that selection of the Indian cricket team is done with full transparency and added that only the deserving players get selected to represent the country at international
New Delhi: Aiming to cash in on the festive season in India, the BCCI is planning to reserve the October-January slot only for its big-ticket home series from 2015, a plan which will also help
Melbourne: Former England captain Kevin Pietersen has once again criticised his former international colleagues, suggesting he was the victim of professional jealousy.Pietersen was sacked almost a year ago, but has been on hand with regular
Christchurch, New Zealand: Mahela Jayawardene smashed 104 Sunday to lead Sri Lanka to 218-9 after batting first in the opening limited-overs international against New Zealand on Sunday.Jayawardene made his 18th one-day century as the only
Sydney: Coming down heavily on the Indian bowling attack in Australia, former captain Sunil Gavaskar on Saturday said that it's time "we look for a fresh set of bowlers" in the Test ranks to ensure
Sydney: India may have hung on to claim a draw against Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday, limiting the series defeat to 2-0, but the four-test series will be remembered more for the
Islamabad: Mohammad Hafeez will undergo official testing of his bowling action and could still compete at next month's World Cup as an all-rounder, Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Shaharyar Khan said Saturday."We have informed the ICC
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