Melbourne: On cloud nine after bagging back-to-back man of the match awards in the ongoing cricket tri-series, left-arm fast bowler Mitchell Starc Sunday said he is relishing the opportunity of leading Australia's bowling attack in
Melbourne, Australia: Aaron Finch made 96 to lead Australia to a six-wicket win over India Sunday in a tri-series one-day cricket match shaped by the innings of two opening batsmen.Rohit Sharma earlier made 138, batting
Melbourne: The two ODI giants Australia and India are up once again in a battle of no. 1 spot in ODI rankings when the two face each other in the second ODI of the tri-series
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
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
Syndey: Newly appointed England captain Eoin Morgan scored a century but those around him faltered as the visitors were bowled out for 234 by Australia in Friday's opening match of the one-day tri-series.Morgan's seventh ODI
Sydney: Indian wickets tumbled in a dramatic final session of the fourth test before the visitors hung to claim a draw against Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday, limiting the series defeat to
Sydney: Virat Kohli was dismissed for 147 as India avoided the follow-on and reached 407-7 at lunch on day four of the fourth test against Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Friday. Kohli added just
Sydney: Scoreboard after India scored 342/5 at Stumps in first innings on Day 3 in the fourth test played at Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) here Thursday. Australia 1st innings: 572/7 (dec) India 1st innings: 342/5 in
Sydney: Mitchell Starc's send-off celebration after dismissing Indian opener Murali Vijay did not find approval from Steve Smith with the Australian skipper demanding calmness from his bowlers.Starc, who replaced Mitchell Johnson in the ongoing Sydney
Sydney: India recovered from a bad start to reach 71-1 in its response to Australia's first innings of 572-7 declared on day two of the fourth test at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Wednesday.The visitors
Sydney: Scoreboard after India scored 71/1 at stumps after Australia declared at 572/7 in first innings on Day 2 in the fourth test played at Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) here Wednesday. Australia 1st innings: 572/7 (dec)
Sydney: Mitchell Starc will replace injured allrounder Mitchell Johnson in the only change to Australia's lineup for the fourth cricket test against India starting at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday.Captain Steve Smith confirmed Australia's
Melbourne: Left-arm pacer Mitchell Starc has hit back at former compatriot and legendary Australian spinner Shane Warne, saying he has been at his back for years and he was not worried by his criticisms any
New Delhi: Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar was critical of Indian bowling attack's inability to get lower-order wickets over the years stating that its a "familiar story" of lacking an alternative plan.Indian bowlers conceded 258
Brisbane, Australia: Steve Smith completed a century in his first innings as test captain and Mitchell Starc chipped in with bat and ball to give Australia a narrow advantage after day three of the second
Brisbane, Australia: Steve Smith scored 133 in his first test as captain, reinforcing his leadership credentials and helping Australia take a 97-run first-innings lead over India on day three of the second test.Smith and Mitchell
Brisbane: Never too far from controversies, spin legend Shane Warne found himself at the centre of another one when he called pacer Mitchell Starc "soft" but had to offer an explanation after Australian cricket coach
Brisbane, Australia: Josh Hazlewood will make his test debut and Mitchell Starc has been recalled to a new-look attack as Australia bids to exploit the pace and bounce at the Gabba to rattle the India
Canberra, Australia: Opener Aaron Finch scored 109 and Steve Smith added an unbeaten 73 off 55 balls as Australia beat South Africa by 73 runs on Wednesday to lead 2-1 in their five-match one-day international
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