Adelaide: Opener Murali Vijay and skipper Virat Kohli looked confident against some testing off-breaks from Nathan Lyon as India reached 105 for two at lunch in pursuit of victory target of 364 against Australia in
Adelaide: Opener Murali Vijay struck his seventh Test fifty as India began their reply to Australia's mammoth first innings total of 517 by reaching a steady 119/2 at lunch on the third day of the
Adelaide: India made a positive start to their tour of Australia after rounding off the practice game against Cricket Australia XI with an allround performance as the two-day match ended in a draw here Tuesday.At
Secunderabad: Half-centuries from Murali Vijay, Baba Aparajith and R Sathish helped Tamil Nadu post a four-wicket win over Kerala in a South Zone match of the Vijay Hazare one-day championship here today.Opting to bat, Kerala
Nottingham: Indian batsman Rohit Sharma has been ruled out of the remaining three one-dayers and the one-off Twenty20 against England after sustaining a fracture in the middle finger of his right hand.According to a BCCI
New Delhi: The whole nation including Indian contingent was on the seventh sky when team India registered a historic win at Lord's after 28 years little realising they need to have their ears on the
Manchester: Getting behind a 215-run lead, India have lost opener Murali Vijay early into the second innings as the visitors took tea at 33 for one on the third day of the fourth Test against
Southampton: India were staring at a crushing defeat after yet another miserable batting display gave England a complete stranglehold in the third cricket Test here today. Chasing an improbable target of 445, India were tottering
New Delhi: England finished at 247/2 after Gary Ballance hit his second successive century in the first innings after the first day's play against India in the third Investec Test at The Rose Bowl here
New Delhi: Team India achieved a significant victory over England at the spiritual home of cricket at Lord's after a long wait for twenty eight years. It was a great team effort that was put
Dubai: India's historic win at Lord's, only their second at the home of cricket in 82 years, has seen Indian players Ishant Sharma, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Murali Vijay and Ajinkya Rahane make noticeable improvements in the
London: The second cricket Test was headed for nail-biting finish with England needing 214 runs with six wickets intact on a tricky fifth day track as India rode on Ravindra Jadeja's brilliant counter-attack to set
London: After a good batting show, all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja gave India early hope by snapping up opener Sam Robson as England took tea on 18 for one on the fourth day of the second Test,
London: Indian batsman Cheteshwar Pujara has said that his side will be looking at a 300-plus target for England in the second innings. "Overall, if you see the match is evenly balanced. We just need
London: India lost three wickets in quick succession but fought back through Murali Vijay's gutsy half-century to take their overall lead to 145, leaving the second cricket Test against England interestingly poised, here Saturday.At stumps
LONDON: Scoreboard after India finished at 169/4 on Day 3 at stumps with a lead of 145 runs over England in the second Investec test at Lord's here Saturday.India 1st Innings: 295 all outEngland 1st
London: Opener Murali Vijay and one down batsman Cheteshwar Pujara batted doggedly as India reached 84 for one against England at tea, on the third day of the first cricket Test after Bhuvneshwar Kumar's career-best
London: Indian openers failed to get going on a seaming wicket as the visitors took lunch at 73 for two with England pacers getting decent movement on the opening day of the second Test at
Dubai: Cheteshwar Pujara continued to be the lone Indian batsman in the top-10 despite losing a place to be at eighth spot while opener Murali Vijay, who hit 146 and 52 in drawn first Test
New Delhi: Team India and England both were in winning position in the first Investec test at Trent Bridge, but unfortunately it ended with a draw after England dominated the last two days. Astonishing performances
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