India captain Rohit Sharma won the toss and elected to bat first at the Adelaide Oval. Rohit Sharma is making his way back into the playing XI after missing the first Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Perth.
Adelaide: The family of Phillip Hughes thanked the Australian public for their enormous support since the tragic death of the young Australian cricketer by issuing an emotional message in Sunday's newspapers here.More than two weeks
Kingstown: Their first and last names are identical but fate had different plans for cricketers Phillip Hughes, to whose title the prefix late has been added forever, and Omar Phillips, a West Indian who came
Adelaide: Cricket Australia (CA) will hold a range of tributes to honour the late Phillip Hughes ahead of the opening Commonwealth Bank Test between Australia and India at the Adelaide Oval on Tuesday.The Australian players
Adelaide: Former Australia captain Ian Chappell has no doubt that the home team will win the upcoming Test series against India but he feels the margin would depend on how the visiting batsmen tackle the
Melbourne: Former captain Allan Border wants the current team to play "hard-edged Australian brand of cricket" in the memory of Phillip Hughes but at the same time urged them not to get involved in some
Madurai: In the wake of the Phil Hughes tragedy, a man here moved to Madras High Court on Monday for restraining the Indian team from continuing its tour of Australia, saying pitches in that country
Sydney: A batsman in a club match in Victoria has paid a touching tribute to Phillip Hughes by deciding to sacrifice breaking a long-standing record.According to a report in The Courier Mail, Shaun McArthur, captain
London: International Cricket Council Chief Executive David Richardson on Sunday said that a clampdown on bouncers was unlikely despite the tragic death of Australian Phillip Hughes, according to a report.Hughes died on Thursday, two days
Sydney: Phillip Hughes will forever be 63 not out after Cricket Australia (CA) adjusted the scorecard of his final match as a mark of respect for the promising cricketer who lost his life following a
Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is set to carry out its own review of the protective gear it provides to the national team players following the tragic death of Australian batsman Phil Hughes this
Johannesburg: South African pace legend Allan Donald has called on cricket bosses not to consider banning bouncers as they revisit safety in the sport in the wake of the tragic death of Australian cricketer Philip
Sydney: Former Australian pacer Geoff Lawson feels cricket will return to being played aggressively but appreciated the decision of New Zealand and Pakistan bowlers not to bowl bouncers on day two of the first Test
Sharjah: Phillip Hughes' shocking death continues to resonate across the cricketing world with New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum paying tribute to the late Australian batsman on Sunday by stating that his side has been left
Sydney: The first Test between India and Australia may be shifted from Brisbane to Adelaide, the adopted home town of Phillip Hughes, providing both teams more time to come to terms with the tragic death
Melbourne: Phillip Hughes' death after being hit by a bouncer has left Ian Chappell shocked like most of the cricket world and the former Australian captain feels his country's pacers would find it tough to
Melbourne: The rare injury that claimed Phillip Hughes' life has been caused by a cricket ball only once before and it happened 21 years ago when another player was killed during a training session here.The
Melbourne: Australian skipper Michael Clarke has offered his full support to distraught bowler Sean Abbott, whose unfortunate bouncer led to the tragic death of young batsman Phillip Hughes.The 22-year-old Abbott has been undergoing counselling ever
Jerusalem: Israeli police says a 60-year-old man has died after being struck in the face by a ball while working as an umpire at a cricket match in the coastal city of Ashdod.Police spokeswoman Luba
Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) had to contact its New Zealand counterpart in order to convince the Kiwi team to continue with its series in the United Arab Emirates following the tragic death of
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