Dhaka: India will play against Bangladesh in a short three-match ODI series between June 15 and 19, the Bangladesh Cricket Board announced today.The ODI series, sandwiched between the ongoing IPL and the long tour of
Mumbai: India's Cricket Board has finalized a short three-match ODI series in Bangladesh next month before the Indian team embarks on its lengthy tour of England lasting for over two months. "We want to give
ABERDEEN, Scotland : England's new era under coach Peter Moores began with a 39-run win over Scotland in a rain-blighted one-day international that was reduced to 20 overs a side on Friday. After the start
ABERDEEN, Scotland : Scoreboard Friday in the one-day international between Scotland and England at Mannofield Park in Aberdeen (match reduced to 20 overs per side because of rain):England= Run Alastair Cook c MacLeod b Taylor
LONDON: England recalled leading one-day international wicket-taker James Anderson for its 13-man squad to face Scotland next week, while batsman Joe Root returned from injury. Pace bowler Anderson has not played ODI cricket since June,
Dubai: India have been guaranteed they would retain their No.2 position in the ICC ODI team rankings at the April 1 cut-off date.India finished with 113 points, just one ahead of third-ranked Sri Lanka, to
St. John's (Antigua): West Indies captain Dwayne Bravo wants more runs from his batsmen when they take on England in the third and deciding One-Day International (ODI) here Wednesday.England levelled the series one-all after holding
MIRPUR, Bangladesh : Scoreboard Saturday after Sri Lanka beat Bangladesh by 6 wickets in the third one-day international at Mirpur's Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium:BangladeshAnamul Haque c Chandimal b Prasad 2Shamsur Rahman c Angelo Perera b
MIRPUR, Bangladesh: Opener Kusal Perera hit his maiden century as Sri Lanka beat Bangladesh by six wickets to sweep the one-day series 3-0 on Saturday.Sri Lanka scored 246-4 in reply to Bangladesh's 240-8 with captain
Mumbai: Pacer Munaf Patel today said that dearth of effective bowling partnerships undid India during the last month's five-match ODI series against New Zealand which the Mahendra Singh Dhoni-led side lost 0-4. "If you see
Auckland: With the fastest ODI century in his kitty, Corey Anderson will be one of the most sought-after players but the New Zealand all-rounder has raised a few eyebrows as he set his base price
Hamilton: India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni today said it was the "same mistake" of losing wickets at crucial intervals which cost them the fourth one-dayer and handed an unassailable 3-0 lead to New Zealand in
Hamilton: He might be going through a lean patch with the ball but R Ashwin contributed with the bat in Auckland and the Indian all-rounder said he is very comfortable with his cricket right now
Hamilton: A thrilling tie in the last game must have given India a shot in the arm and a much needed momentum to keep the contest alive when they take on New Zealand in the
Hamilton: Unperturbed by India's remarkable come-from-behind performance in the thrilling tied third ODI, New Zealand wicket-keeper Luke Ronchi today said with a comfortable 2-0 lead, the hosts are well on course to win the five-match
Perth, Australia:England has finally beaten Australia on tour by winning the fourth one-day international by 57 runs at the WACA Ground on Friday. England was whitewashed in the Ashes series and lost the one-day series
Sydney: After crashing to a third 50-over defeat here at the SCG which handed Australia the one-day series with two games to play to add to their Ashes humiliation, Alastair Cook has raised doubts about
Napier: Only last month Australian fast bowler Mitchell Johnson made English batsmen jump all over the batting crease with his pace and perfumed deliveries which saw his side white washed England 5-0 in Ashes. Now
Sharjah, United Arab Emirates: Mohammad Hafeez smashed a career-best unbeaten 140 for his second century of the series as Pakistan inflicted a 113-run defeat on Sri Lanka in the third one-day international for a 2-1
Johannesburg: After a humiliating defeat in the first ODI that saw Indian batsmen clueless against perfumed balls of South African pace batteries, Indian cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni blamed his bowlers and said that their
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