Melbourne: Volatile Australian batsman David Warner was on Monday warned by his cricket Board boss to "stop looking for trouble" after he engaged in verbal spat with Indian opener Rohit Sharma during the tri-series match
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: Rohit Sharma scored 138 and shared a 126-run partnership with Suresh Raina to guide India to 267-8 as it batted first on Sunday in a tri-series one-day cricket international against Australia at the Melbourne
Melbourne: Scoreboard after Australia defeated India by 4 wickets in the second ODI of the Carlton Mid Triangular series played at Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) Sunday. India innings: 267/8 in 50 overs Rohit Sharma c
Melbourne: Tempers flared once again during the second one-dayer of the ongoing cricket tri-series when Indian opener Rohit Sharma and Australian batsman David Warner got involved in a verbal exchange at the MCG, here today.The
Melbourne, Australia: India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni won the toss and chose to bat Sunday in the tri-series one-day cricket international against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.Dhoni returns as captain of the India limited
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
Melbourne: Australia all-rounder James Faulkner says his team is not worried about the slow nature of the pitches and the Indians using it to their advantage as he feels the hosts are in equally good
Melbourne: Ignoring persistent queries on his shock Test retirement, Indian ODI captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni Saturday sought to focus on the ongoing cricket tri-series against Australia and England, saying that his team would look to
Melbourne: All set to defend their cricket World Cup crown in less than a month, India will get their preparations underway with the aim of finding the right combination for the marquee event when they
New Delhi: The Tests are over, and in many ways the horror of another away defeat even though the magnitude was not so glaring, for India. But for a few players who featured in the
Melbourne: Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni Saturday said pacer Ishant Sharma and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja are not fit for the team's opening game in the ODI tri-series against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)
New Delhi: Discarded English batsman Kevin Pietersen might have lost all his chances of making a comeback but he is still targeting the cricket board with his suggestions on batting line-up of the national side.After
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
Melbourne: After a fielding-only drill, the Indian cricket team returned to the grind today with an intense net session here, continuing their build-up towards the ODI-leg of their Australian tour.The Men in Blue will take
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
New Delhi: Scoreboard after Australia defeated England by 3 wickets in the first ODI of the Carlton Mid Triangular series played at Sydney Cricket Ground Friday. England innings: 234 all out in 47.5 overs Ian
London: Former England fast bowler Bob Willis said that the Indians were light years ahead of their present English counterparts in One-Day Internationals (ODIs), and added that the limited overs game has changed beyond recognition."Indian
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