London: India captain M S Dhoni might have refused to blame IPL for his team`s shambolic show in the five-Test series against England, but former English skipper Michael Vaughan feels the young Indian players must
London: The series against India has taught England pace spearhead James Anderson a lesson or two. Instead of being aggressive with his attitude and mouth, Anderson now prefers to let the ball do all the
Jamaica: West Indies and Bangladesh commence a three-match One-Day International series at the Queen`s Park Stadium in Grenada on Wednesday with the home side heavily favoured to extend the tourists` miserable record in 2014.Despite several
London: England Monday announced a 15-man squad to face India in an ODI series with T20 specialist Alex Hales getting a call-up to the national team. Hales appears set to become captain Alastair Cook's new
Colombo: Mahela Jayawardene, who retired from Test cricket on Monday after a glorious Test career, ruled himself out from entering politics or seeking a coaching position with the national team."I haven't got the patience required
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
New Delhi: Australian bowling legend Glen McGrath feels that the Indians will be bullied when they travel Down Under later this year for four Tests and an ODI triangular series involving England.McGrath said Monday that
London: Former England captain Geoffrey Boycott has slammed the Indian team for their pathetic display with both bat and ball in the humiliating 1-3 Test series loss to England and said the batsmen were like
New Delhi: Former captains Sunil Gavaskar and Sourav Ganguly have blasted the Indian team and said it was high time for the selectors to take some tough decisions following the embarrassing 1-3 Test series loss
Mumbai: Former captain Dilip Vengsarkar today called for the immediate sacking of coach Duncan Fletcher and other support staff in the wake of India's humiliating Test series loss to England and came down heavily on
Colombo: Mahela Jayawardene ended his 17-year Test career on a victorious note on 18th Aug 2014 as Sri Lanka won the second and final Test against Pakistan by 105 runs to sweep the series 2-0. The
BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe : Zimbabwe captain Elton Chigumbura won the toss and sent South Africa in to bat Sunday in the first of three one-day internationals at Queens Club. Allrounder Chigumbura begins his second stint as
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka: Scoreboard Sunday at lunch on the fourth day of the second cricket test between Sri Lanka and Pakistan at the Sinhalese Sports Club:Sri Lanka 1st Innings: 320= Pakistan 1st Innings: 332=Sri Lanka
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka: Mahela Jayawardene was dismissed for 54 in his final test innings as spinner Saeed Ajmal claimed three quick wickets to lead Pakistan's fight back in the second test against Sri Lanka on
London: English wicketkeeper Matt Prior will undergo an achilles surgery next month and faces a recovery period of four months.The 32-year-old, who had taken a break from the sport last month to regain his fitness,
Basseterre (St. Kitts): Barbados Tridents beat Guyana Amazon Warriors to capture the 2014 Caribbean Premier League (CPL) title, after rain spoiled an absorbing contest that appeared headed for an enthralling end here.The Tridents batted first
London: Former England captain Geoffrey Boycott said that the Indian players know that the Oval Test is already lost and praised India skipper Mahendra Singh for his valiant 82 in the first innings.Thanks to Dhoni's
London: Former England captain Michael Atherton feels that it is high time for Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni to show that he still cares about the longer format of the game.Atherton feels that it is
London: Off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin today conceded that India had a bad day in office but expressed confidence that his team's batsmen would do a better job in the second innings of the fifth and final
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka: Pakistan seamer Junaid Khan took five wickets for the fifth time in his career as the tourists bowled out Sri Lanka for 320 in its first innings on the second morning of
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