New Delhi: One of the most intimidating fast bowlers of the present era Mitchell Jhonson has finally called it a day as he announced his retirement from international cricket. At present, only South African pacer
Perth: Mitchell Johnson took two wickets in his last test innings, briefly giving Australia hope of an unlikely victory before the second test against New Zealand ended in a high-scoring draw.Set an unlikely target of
Mumbai: Indian batting legend Sachin Tendulkar heaped praise on retiring Australia pacer Mitchell Johnson on Tuesday.Johnson announced he will retire from all forms of international cricket at the end of the ongoing second Test against
Perth: Mitchell Johnson decided his international cricket career should end after the 2nd test against New Zealand at his adopted home ground, a fitting venue synonymous with fast bowling.The 34-year-old Australian paceman issued a statement
Perth: Australia pacer Mitchell Johnson has admitted that the second Test against New Zealand, which starts in his home town Perth on Friday, could prove to be his last, adding that he now thinks about
Perth: The WACA ground will feature its traditional quick and bouncy wicket for the second test beginning Friday, an attribute that will please Australian quicks Mitchell Johnson and Mitchell Starc and an expected four-man New
Brisbane: Mitchell Johnson and Mitchell Starc took two wickets each as New Zealand's top order crumbled late Friday in response to Australia's imposing first-innings total of 556-4 declared in the series-opening test.Usman Khawaja's dismissal for
London: Australia dealt England a humiliating Ashes defeat at Lord's on Sunday, winning by 405 runs to level the five-match series and deliver a wounding defeat from which England may struggle to recover.The match ended
London: Australia bowled England out for 312 in the second Ashes test on Saturday, declining to enforce the follow-on and batting again despite a first innings lead of 254.England resumed Saturday at 85-4 and could
Cardiff : England captain Alastair Cook on Tuesday challenged Australian fast bowler Mitchell Johnson to repeat his heroics of the 2013-14 Ashes and compared his wave of destruction during the previous edition's whitewash as a
Mohali: Kings XI Punjab, who are out of contention for a play-off berth in the ongoing IPL, have allowed Shaun Marsh and Mitchell Johnson to return home ahead of Australia's tour of the West Indies
New Delhi: The eighth edition of cash-rich Indian Premier League kicked off in style with the batsmen dominating the first week of the season. Every year, the teams change their combination by releasing some players while
Mumbai: Australian fast bowler Mitchell Johnson has lauded the efforts of his Kings XI Punjab teammates Anureet Singh and Sandeep Sharma, saying they always give their 100 percent while bowling in the Indian Premier League
New Delhi: After playing a crucial role in Australia's World Cup victory, Mitchell Johnson is now training his eyes on the challenge of bowling to the fearsome AB de Villiers when Kings XI Punjab take
Sydney: Steve Smith continued his summer of runs against India with another century to help Australia reach 328-7 in Thursday's World Cup semifinal against the defending champions.Smith scored 105 from 93 balls and shared a
Sydney: After Steven Smith's century, the bowlers put up a thoroughly professional performance to take Australia to their seventh final in World Cups. First time since 1987 World Cup no Asian teams in the World
New Delhi: In yet another crucial encounter, India will face the co-hosts Australia on their home ground at Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) in the second semifinal of World Cup 2015 on MarchAfter a horrendous tour
Sydney : Spurred on by the heated exchanges during Australia's quarter-final clash against Pakistan, paceman Mitchell Johnson has said he may take on the mantle of the sledger-in-chief in the semi-finals against India as it
Sydney: Suresh Raina is pulling out all stops to kill his inner demons by spending a lengthy time at the nets, trying to counter the rising deliveries by facing powerful "tennis serves".Practising with wet tennis
Adelaide, Australia: The Australians have won the World Cup on every continent on the cricket map except their own. The honor of winning in Australia belongs to Pakistan, which recovered from a shaky start, had
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