Monaco: Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt may continue on the track after the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.The World and Olympic champion said there is a possibility that he would compete at the 2017 World
New Delhi: Indian batting great Sachin Tendulkar who bid adieu to his 24 year old international cricketing career on 16th November 2013 after his 200th Test joined the list of sportsmen of all genres who
Mumbai: After retiring from international cricket on Saturday, Sachin Tendulkar told a press conference that he retired at the right time. On retirement after his journey of 24 years, Sachin said, “It hasn't struck me yet
Mumbai: Left overwhelmed after the emotional farewell of Sachin Tendulkar, Indian batsman Rohit Sharma today said the team will miss the sage advice of the iconic batsman in difficult situations but will eventually have to
New Delhi: Unlike some former cricketers who feel Sachin should have retired earlier Australian great Adam Gilchrist thinks Sachin has not overstayed in international cricket and is happy to see the master blaster calling time
New Delhi: Sachin Tendulkar, the “GOD” of Indian cricket is retiring next month, bringing the curtain down on his glorious 24-year tryst with international cricketThe 40-yearold former India captain, will end his career with his
Mumbai: Medium pacer Ajit Agarkar has announced his retirement from first class criket. Agarkar who represented Mumbai , will not be available for Ranjhi Trophy.36 year old Agarkar made his Test and ODI debuts in
New Delhi: In his amazing and exceptional career, spanning 24 years, the little master has broken and made records that are possible in the game of cricket. Here is a collection of images from his brilliant
New Delhi: Sri Lanka's former captain Arjuna Ranatunga feels the test cricket needed Sachin Tendulkar for some more time as it would have only benefitted the traditional format of the game. Ranatunga, under whose captaincy
New Delhi: Before retiring from international cricket, master blaster Sachin Tendulkar, who is playing his 200th and the last test match at Wankhede against the West Indies, the Little Master goes down the memory lane
New Delhi: Though Sachin Tendulkar's announcement of his retirement was expected but still Thursday when he really announced that he would retire after his 200th Test next month, the sports world was kind of taken
New Delhi/Mumbai: Cricketers, commentators, politicians, celebrities across India and the cricket-playing world today took to Twitter after Sachin Tendulkar announced his intention to retire after his 200th Test. Sanjay Manjrekar: "Privileged to have seen a
New Delhi: "Enjoy the game and chase your dreams because dreams do come true.” These words, spoken on March 16, 2012, have been etched in the memories of Indian cricket fans. They were uttered by
New Delhi: Batting great Sachin Tendulkar will say good bye to to all formats of the game after appearing in his 200th test next month when west Indies tour India.Sachin Tendulkar has contacted the President,
Colombo: Sri Lanka batsman Tillakaratne Dilshan is retiring from from Test cricket but will continue to entertain his fans with dilscoop in ODI's and T20. He will make the formal announcement on Thursday. According to
Mumbai: Rubbishing reports that Sachin Tendulkar has been asked by the BCCI to retire after his 200th Test, the Board's Secretary Sanjay Patel today said it was the senior batsman's prerogative to decide on his
New Delhi: With BCCI infusing young blood in to team India, the news of maestro Sachin Tendulkar retiring after his 200th test in November is gathering momentum. There were reports in the media that BCCI
Mumbai: India's chief cricket selector Sandip Patil on Wednesday denied reports that he had spoken to Sachin Tendulkar to discuss about his future after batting great's landmark 200th Test match against the West Indies slated
New Delhi: Just two matches shy of playing his 200th Test, Sachin Tendulkar's future today became a subject of intense speculation after a media report claimed that he has been told to consider his career
New Delhi, Aug 12 : Delhi Finance Secretary Shakti Sinha, who once served as joint secretary to former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Sunday said he has sought voluntary retirement from service due to personal
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