Mission accomplished, says triumphant skipper Gambhir
Jubilant Kolkata Knight Riders captain Gautam Gambhir said that it was about completing a mission they had embarked upon when the tournament started 54 days back. I apologise for my misbehaviour at MCA: Shah Rukh
Bisla, Kallis help Kolkata win maiden IPL title
England on verge of series victory against WI
Trailing by 58 on first innings, West Indies limped to 61 for six, a lead of just three runs with two days left. Pak players unhappy with pay hikes
The pay hike announced by Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) in the central contracts and match fees has not been received well by many of the leading national team players. Afridi backs Pakistan's new T20 captain Hafeez
Flamboyant Pakistan allrounder Shahid Afridi has assured his full support and backing for the new T20 team captain Mohammad Hafeez. BCCI award cheques to former cricketers ahead of IPL final
The BCCI on Sunday distributed the remaining installment of its one-time benefit payments to the country's 20 former international and domestic players ahead of the IPL final between Kolkata Knight Riders and Chennai Super Kings at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. No net bowlers for India A camp at Kotla
All domestic players will be auctioned from next IPL: Shukla
Indian Premier League Commissioner Rajiv Shukla on Sunday said that there would be review of the IPL rules and all the domestic players will be auctioned from the next edition. SLC look to curb players' interaction with media
Sri Lanka Cricket is annoyed with an interview of Kumar Sangakkara that got published in a newspaper and is set to tighten the noose as far players' interaction with the media is concerned. Gambhir wants to win it for 'fantastic' Kolkata fans
Dhoni wary of deceptive spinner Narine
Strauss century puts England in driving seat
Pakistan players likely to be part of IPL 2013
Former PCB chairman Ijaz Butt has said that the BCCI's top brass has assured him that the Pakistan players will be allowed to play in the next edition of the Indian Premier League in 2013. Akmal, Razzaq denied PCB central contracts
Experienced duo Kamran Akmal and Abdul Razzaq missed out on central contracts on Saturday when the Pakistan Cricket Board announced a list of 21 players who will receive pay increases. Ganguly backs 'balanced KKR' to win IPL 5
With hat-trick of titles in view, CSK look to beat KKR
India A call-up a reward for my efforts: Awana
Parvinder Awana was hurt after being initially ignored from the India A squad for the tour of West Indies but when Chetan Chauhan rang him on the telephone in the morning to inform him about his inclusion in place of an injured RP Singh, he was left speechless. Tendulkar, Lara best modern day batsmen: Shastri
RP Singh out of India A tour to West Indies
Paceman R P Singh, who played for Mumbai Indians in the ongoing Indian Premier League, was on Saturday ruled out of the India 'A' tour of the West Indies, due to a knee injury. I never expected the team to score more than 200: Vijay
'Morkel was left out to balance the squad'
Stats: Chennai have entered fourth IPL final
We missed Morne Morkel, laments Virender Sehwag
IPL: Vijay hits ton as Chennai thrash Delhi to enter final
Trent Bridge Test: Samuels and Sammy revive West Indies
Marlon Samuels's third Test century and a fluid knock from captain Darren Sammy helped West Indies put an abject start to the second Test with England behind them and rally to finish the first day on 304 for six on Friday. FIR against Australian cricketer Pomersbach quashed
The Delhi high court on Friday quashed an FIR against Australian cricketer Luke Pomersbach after he and the complainant, a US national, reached an out-of-court settlement in a molestation case. Clarke wants to make an impact before quitting
Malinga in Sri Lanka's T20, ODI squad for Pakistan tour
Sri Lanka have included seam bowler Lasith Malinga in their T20 and one day international squads for the home series against Pakistan starting next month. Seam options leave Strauss in enviable position
Mumbai Indians fined for slow over rate
Mumbai Indians have been penalised for a slow over rate during their Indian Premier League eliminator against Chennai Super Kings at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore. KP fined for Twitter rant against Nick Knight
Zohal to drop cases against Pomersbach, Siddharth
American woman Zohal Hamid has decided to withdraw the molestation case against Australian cricketer Luke Pomersbach after both the parties reached an out-of-court settlement. IPL: Dhoni, Bravo help Chennai eliminate Mumbai
Income Tax surveys at offices of IPL franchises
Income Tax authorities conducted surveys at the offices of Indian Premier League team franchises Pune Warriors in Pune and Mumbai and Royal Challengers Bangalore offices in the southern city as part of their probe into alleged tax evasion. Kiran More seeks amnesty, hopes for one-time benefit
Former India wicketkeeper Kiran More has applied for amnesty from the Board of Control for Cricket in India and is confident of returning to the fold. Kapil unperturbed by BCCI snub over benefit cheque
Du Plessis to captain South Africa 'A'
Faf du Plessis, Chennai Super Kings' find of the IPL 5 season, has been rewarded by South Africa with captaincy of the country's 'A' team in the upcoming two four-day Tests against Sri Lanka 'A' and the triangular one-day series in Zimbabwe. BCCI stops benefit payment to Kirti Azad
The BCCI may have dropped his name from the list of former cricketers who will get one-time benefit payment but a defiant Kirti Azad has said that he will not stop from raising his voice against the Indian Premier League and the Board. ECB pushing for DRS in India-England series?
Kolkata thrash Delhi by 18 runs to qualify for final
'Governing Council to have review meeting after IPL'
A senior member of the Indian Premier League Governing Council said that the GC will hold a review meeting to take stock of the IPL once it is over so that the off-field controversies that rocked the cash-rich Twenty20 league do not happen in future. Test rankings: Sachin stays 12th, Chanderpaul No 1
Rajasthan court summons Shah Rukh in smoking case
Bollywood actor and co-owner of IPL franchise Kolkata Knight Riders Shahrukh Khan was served summons by a court in Rajasthan to appear before it on May 26, in a case related to him smoking in public at the Sawai Mansingh stadium. India to host New Zealand, England this year
India will host three international cricket series between August 2012 to March next year, involving 10 Tests, five one-dayers and four Twenty20 Internationals, the Board of Control for Cricket in India announced on Tuesday. IPL molestation case: Police says probe almost complete
Investigations into the molestation of an American woman allegedly by an Australian cricketer are "almost complete" and a charge sheet will be filed in the court "very soon", police said on Tuesday. Ignore IPL critics and focus on play-offs: Akram
Rajasthan Royals join hands with Oz media company
Indian Premier league side Rajasthan Royals has signed an exclusive contract with an Australia-based media company, My Hereos. Smith to go on leave during England series
South Africa Test captain Graeme Smith will take a short break between the first two Tests in England in July to be with his wife for the birth to their first child. West Indies fined for slow over rate
West Indies captain Darren Sammy has been fined 80 percent of his match fee for his team's slow over rate during their five-wicket defeat by England in the first Test at Lord's, the International Cricket Council (ICC) said on Monday. England name unchanged squad for second Test
England named an unchanged 13-man squad for the second Test against West Indies starting at Trent Bridge, Nottingham on Friday, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said. Former cricketers to get benefit payment at IPL play-offs
Sixty-five former cricketers, including the legendary Sunil Gavaskar, have been invited by the Board of Control for Cricket in India for the IPL play-offs, during which they will be handed cheques as a part of the Board's one-time benefit payment. Babe Ruth jersey sells for record $4.4 million
Cook, Bell guide England home in Lord's Test
Pomersbach misbehaved with Zohal, says Sahil
Sahil Peerzada claimed on Monday that he asked Luke Pomersbach to leave his hotel room after he allegedly molested his fiancee, but they got into a brawl when the Australian cricketer punched him. We were at the wrong place, at wrong time: Parnell
South African cricketer Wayne Parnell on Monday claimed he and fellow-Pune Warriors team-mate Rahul Sharma are innocent and were "at the wrong place, at the wrong time" after they were detained during a raid on a rave party in suburban Juhu in Mumbai. I will leave cricket if found guilty: Rahul Sharma
Pomersbach says he was under influence of alcohol
Maken for probe into charges of black money in IPL
Amid charges of black money playing a part in the IPL, Sports Ministry has asked the Finance Ministry to order an expeditious probe into it. We would carry the confidence into playoff: Smith
Mumbai Indians batsman Dwayne Smith, who struck a match-winning half-century against Royal Challengers Bangalore, said he did not expect the emphatic 10-wicket triumph that his team managed in Jaipur. Molestation case: Appanna's name crops up in probe
Royal Challengers player K P Appanna's name has cropped up in the investigations into the molestation case of an American woman allegedly by an Australian cricketer in New Delhi. Stats: Mumbai Indians register their biggest win
England totter against resurgent Windies
Madhya Pradesh will not allow IPL matches: CM
Terming the Indian Premier League as "shameful", Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that his government would not allow IPL matches in the state. Tendulkar, Smith lead MI to thumping win over RR
We needed to play better shots: Kohli
IPL: Bangalore crash out, holders Chennai in play-offs
Special unit to handle BCCI-IPL tax cases
The Income Tax department has created a special audit team to bring together the scattered assessment and investigation proceedings of the BCCI and the IPL spread across the country. IPL row: Sahil corroborates fiance's version
Delhi Police recorded the statement of Mumbai businessman Sahil Peerzada who corroborated the version provided by his fiancee, an American citizen who was molested allegedly by an Australian cricketer while investigators are trying to contact his friend who was present at the time of the incident. It is cricket that will sustain the IPL: Clarke
Transparency and accountability in IPL functioning
Former cricketer Kirti Azad on Sunday sat on a hunger strike, lambasting the "greed, lust for money and sleaze" in the IPL and demanded transparency in the cash-rich league's functioning. Kolkata thrash Pune by 34 runs to seal second place
Probably played my last in IPL: Gilchrist
Banning IPL is not a solution, says Maken
Delhi win eliminates Punjab, Mumbai qualify
Pacers Umesh Yadav and Morne shared seven wickets between them before David Warner slammed 79 as Delhi Daredevils registered a comprehensive six-wicket win over Kings XI Punjab to push them out of the Indian Premier League in Dharamsala. RCB will hope to dent Deccan to book playoff ticket
Police arrests four for placing bets on IPL matches
Police caught red-handed four members of a gang, who were allegedly placing bets on IPL matches, during a raid at a marriage palace at Gill road. Chanderpaul primed for another dogfight
Pomersbach 'relieved' to get bail
Delhi court grants bail to Luke Pomersbach
MI look to seal playoff berth when they face Royals
Owais Shah warned for breaching Code of Conduct
Rajasthan Royals' batsman Owais Shah, on Saturday, received an official warning and reprimanded for breaching the Indian Premier League (IPL) Code of Conduct during his team's match against Deccan Chargers at Rajiv Gandhi Stadium in Hyderabad. Let BCCI consider our decision on SRK ban: MCA chief
Union Minister and Mumbai Cricket Association president Vilasrao Deshmukh has said that the decision to ban actor Shah Rukh Khan from entering Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium for five years had been conveyed to BCCI, and 'let it consider it'. Molested woman slaps legal notice on Sid Mallya
Rajasthan out of play-offs race after losing to Deccan
Spinner Amit Mishra and pacer Dale Steyn scalped two wickets each as Deccan Chargers knocked Rajasthan Royals out of the Indian Premier League by inflicting on them an upset five-wicket defeat in a must-win match in Hyderabad. Wankhede row: Cops yet to get footage of SRK brawl
Woman 'threatened' to withdraw case against Pomersbach
Three arrested in IPL betting rackets
Delhi Police claimed to have smashed two betting rackets during Indian Premier League match between Chennai Super Kings and Kings XI Punjab with the arrest of three persons and recovery of cash and other articles. 'Luke is my player and RCB is like one family'
Strauss century puts England in charge
Luke's incident an unfortunate one: Kumble
Virat Kohli fined for RCB's slow over-rate
Royal Challengers Bangalore captain Virat Kohli has been fined $ 20,000 for his team's slow over-rate during the IPL match against Delhi Daredevils in New Delhi. RCB suspends Pomersbach from the ongoing IPL
Royal Challengers Bangalore suspended Australian Luke Pomersbach from the ongoing IPL, who was arrested on Friday for assaulting a woman. Woman says IPL player tried to kiss her
The US citizen, who was allegedly molested by IPL Royal Challengers Bangalore cricketer Luke Pomersbach, on Friday, alleged that the player tried to kiss her and punched her fiance several times after they refused to have a drink with him. SRK banned from Wankhede for five years
The Mumbai Cricket Association has decide to ban the Kolkata Knight Riders co-owner Shah Rukh Khan from the Wankhede Stadium for five years on Friday. RCB player arrested for molesting Indian American
Stats: Gayle records highest individual score for RCB
'The secret behind those sixes was good balance'
1st Test: Chanderpaul comes to Windies rescue
Gayle hits first ton of season, keeps RCB in playoffs hunt
Wankhede row: MCA officials reject SRK's version
Punjab shock Chennai, stay in play-offs race
Video: Shah Rukh says he was abusive, but not drunk!
Video of Shah Rukh Khan's press conference in Mumbai on Thursday, in the aftermath of the fracas he had with officials of the Mumbai Cricket Association. 'Wankhede row ploy to divert attention from fixing'
Listen to the SRK-MCA fracas at the Wankhede!
'Players indulging in corruption must be dealt with strongly'
Robin Singh blames batsmen for defeat against KKR
MCA ban on SRK not final: Shukla
A furious Mumbai Cricket Association might have banned Shah Rukh Khan after an alleged brawl between him and its officials but IPL Chairman Rajiv Shukla, on Thursday, said a final decision on the matter would only be taken after getting the version of all the involved parties. Stats: Narine has been in sizzling form for KKR
A loss would have put us under pressure: Gambhir
Beating Delhi will be a good challenge for us: Dilshan
Test rankings: Team India unmoved, Sachin in 12th spot
'Drunk' SRK abuses, attacks MCA officials at Wankhede
Clarke gets hitched, marries Boldy in secret ceremony
Knight Riders rout Mumbai Indians to keep hopes alive
Kolkata Knight Riders dished out a clinical bowling performance to beat Mumbai Indians by 32 runs and virtually seal a berth in the four-team play-offs of the Indian Premier League, at the Wankhede stadium, in Mumbai, on Wednesday night. Focus now is on top-2 finish: Jayawardene
A television 'sting operation' may have cast doubts over the credibility of the Indian Premier League, but Delhi Daredevils batsman Mahela Jayawardene insisted that the team's focus has not changed despite the spot-fixing allegations on some players. Strauss receives ICC Test Championship mace
England cricket captain Andrew Strauss received the ICC Test Championship mace on Monday for leading the team, which finished atop the ICC Test Championship table on the annual cut-off date of April 1. BCCI urged to consider auction of domestic players
In the wake of allegations about players being paid 'black money', and five domestic players suspended for their involvement in spot-fixing, the Board of Control for Cricket in India may have a separate auction for uncapped domestic players in the coming seasons of the cash-rich IPL. BCCI should delink itself from IPL, says Maken
Sports Minister Ajay Maken says the Board of Control for Cricket in India should probe the root cause of the spot-fixing scandal that rocked the Indian Premier League and suggested it should de-link itself from the cash-rich Twenty20 league to avoid 'overlapping of interests'. I'm not playing; how can I fix matches, asks Shalabh
Stung by the sting operation of a news channel which has implicated him in the IPL spot-fixing scandal, Uttar Pradesh cricketer Shalabh Srivastav has claimed innocence, saying that laid low by injury he was not capable of manipulating matches and only paying the price of opening up to strangers. Australia captain Clarke tests driving ambition
Stats: Ojha, the leading wicket-keeper in IPL
We do not lack firepower: Hussey
Jayawardene, Umesh steer Delhi into play-offs
Wrong to say owners are involved: Srinivisan
Gavaskar backs BCCI's decision to suspend players
Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar supported BCCI for suspending five uncapped Indian players as allegation of spot-fixing in the IPL surfaced through a television sting operation. Evidence found against some players, says BCCI
Five Indian players suspended after spot-fixing claims
The Board of Control for Cricket in India on Tuesday suspended five uncapped Indian players from all forms of cricket in the wake of the spot-fixing scandal in the Indian Premier League and other domestic competitions. 'Fixing footage is very disturbing for the BCCI'
The BCCI on Tuesday termed the alleged spot-fixing scandal in the Indian Premier League and other domestic competitions as 'disturbing' and said it will take strict action against those found guilty of indulging in corrupt practices. IPL Governing Council to meet on fixing issue
The IPL's Governing Council will have a tele-conference this afternoon to discuss the television sting operation which claims to have blown the lid off "murky deals" in the cash-rich T20 league. 'Our aim is to make the top four'
Ambati Rayudu, Harshal Patel fined for ugly spat
Mumbai Indians' Ambati Rayudu and Royal Challengers Bangalore's Harshal Patel have been fined for breaching the Code of Coduct after an ugly spat occurred between the two during an Indian Premier League match. 'Getting a fifty is nothing big, what matters is we won'
Royal Challengers Bangalore captain Virat Kohli has said that Mumbai players Kieron Pollard and Ambati Rayudu's scintillating 122-run partnership had taken the game out of the hands of his side in their Indian Premier League match. Bravo saved the day for us: Dhoni
Bravo's last-ball six keeps Chennai afloat
We could sneak into the final: Hussey
Kings XI Punjab skipper David Hussey was optimistic about his team's chances of qualifying for the playoffs after their stunning win over Deccan Chargers in an Indian Premier League match in Mohali on Sunday night. Hussey propels Kings XI to stunning win over Deccan
David Hussey led a dramatic fightback with an unbeaten 35-ball 65 as Kings XI Punjab defeated Deccan Chargers by four wickets and kept alive their hopes in the Indian Premier League in Mohali on Sunday. Rayudu, Patel involved in an ugly spat
TV channel alleges 'murky deals' in IPL
Rayudu, Pollard pull off sensational victory over RCB
Sawani to head BCCI's new anti-corruption unit
Ravi Sawani, the former head of the ICC's Anti-corruption and Security Unit (ACSU), has been roped in by the Board of Control for Cricket in India to head its new domestic anti-corruption agency. Stats: Mandeep, most successful Kings XI batsmen
Hirwani's tips helped me: Chandila
Rajasthan Royals off-spinner Ajit Chandila, who claimed the first hat-trick in this year's IPL, attributed his success to former India spinner Narendra Hirwani for his encouraging words. Chandila's hat-trick lifts Rajasthan to big win
Need to carry momentum into coming games: Hussey
England call up Bairstow for first Windies Test
England have named uncapped wicket-keeper batsman Jonny Bairstow in the 13-man squad to face West Indies in the first match of the three-Test series starting at Lord's on Thursday. Cameron auctions 'most valuable' Tendulkar bat
Hilfenhaus has given us that extra spark: Dhoni
IPL: Chennai thrash Delhi by nine wickets, move upto 4th
'People would stop asking me about Eden track'
SL pull out of hosting Pakistan-Australia series
Pakistan are looking for alternative venues for their one-day series against Australia after Sri Lanka withdrew an offer to host the matches. Tendulkar is a golden boy: West Bengal CM
Rohit's ton breaks Kolkata's winning streak
BCCI for one-time payment to former players
Around 160 domestic and international cricketers who have retired before 2003-04 will be awarded cash bonanza as part of the BCCI's one-time benefit scheme from the IPL surplus money, a gesture which would cost the Board Rs 70 crores. 'No discussion on IPL final being shifted from Chennai'
BCCI invites a Pakistan team to play in CLT20
More than three years after the Mumbai terror attacks resulted in the snapping of Indo-Pak cricket ties, the BCCI on Friday said it has no objection to a team from Pakistan participating in the Champions League Twenty20 for the first time. Royal Challengers are peaking at the right time: Kohli
IPL: Gayle, Dilshan help Bangalore thrash Pune Warriors
I will come back in the next game: Ganguly
<i>Sourav Ganguly - The Movie</i> goes viral on YouTube
WICB seeks meeting with Gayle ahead of return
The West Indies Cricket Board has asked Chris Gayle to meet with its officials to put an end to 'residual matters' related to their seemingly concluded spat after the destructive opener confirmed his availability for national duty. Recalled Johnson says he mulled quitting cricket
McDermott quits as Australia bowling coach
Botha believes Rajasthan can easily make playoffs
South African Richardson is new ICC chief
Chennai beat Rajasthan to stay alive in IPL V
Ganguly's days as Pune captain over; to serve as mentor
We want to finish in the top place: Warner
Warner's century helps Delhi crush Deccan
ICC board proposes Richardson for post of Chief Executive
Rohit Sharma reprimanded for kicking stumps
Mumbai Indians' Rohit Sharma has been reprimanded for breaching the Indian Premier League (IPL) code of conduct during his team's match against Royal Challengers Bangalore. Pak names separate Test, ODI, T20 squads for Lanka tour
Mohammad Hafez is the new T20 captain and vice-captain to Misbah ul-Haq in Tests and ODIs. Misbah was however from the T20 squad. RCB look to maintain stronghold when they face Pune
Pakistan name Mohd Hafeez T20 captain
The Pakistan Cricket Board appointed Mohammad Hafeez in place of Misbah ul-Haq as captain of the T20 squad for the upcoming tour of Sri Lanka. While Misbah will continue to lead Pakistan in Tests and ODIs, Hafeez will be his deputy in the two formats. Aus recall Johnson, Cummins to ODI squad for Eng tour
Mumbai Indians' Karthik slams Wankhede pitch
Gayle stars in Bangalore's rout of Mumbai
Daredevils looking to reclaim top spot against Chargers
Confident Rajasthan face floundering CSK in playoff hope
Bengal govt to honour Tendulkar
Aussie bowler Starc 'deported' from England
'Mandeep Singh's a future player in all forms for India'
IPL: Kings XI Punjab thrash Deccan Chargers by 25 runs
Kings XI Punjab rode on a smashing half-century by Mandeep Singh and a superlative performance by their bowers to notch up a comfortable 25-run victory over Deccan Chargers in a lop-sided Indian Premier League match in Uppal on Tuesday. Mumbai unsure about playing Pollard against RCB
Tait, Watson star in Rajasthan's easy win over Pune
Gambhir fined for slow over-rate in KKR-DD match
At the end of Monday night's match against Delhi Daredevils, Kolkata Knight Riders were assessed to be one over behind the required rate after allowances were taken into consideration. Empty seats could deprive Chennai of IPL final
With empty seats due to lack of official clearance for a few stands becoming an eyesore during IPL matches in Chennai, a move is afoot within the Board of Control for Cricket in India to shift the eliminator and final to an alternate venue to ensure a full house. Sehwag slams bowlers, fielders for sloppy job
IPL: Kolkata thrash Delhi at Kotla, go top of the table
Rajasthan look to consolidate against struggling Warriors
A more balanced Rajasthan Royals side would look to strengthen its position in the clogged points table when it takes on struggling hosts Pune Warriors in an Indian Premier League match on Tuesday. 'Gautam Gambhir is a brilliant captain, a born leader '
Kolkata Knight Riders' Australian pacer Brett Lee on Monday said his IPL skipper Gautam Gambhir is one of the most brilliant captains he has played under as the Indian backs up good leadership with strong personal performances. Pride at stake for Deccan as they face Kings XI
'De Villiers's knock one of the best finishes seen'
De Villiers blitz blows Deccan away
One individual could change a match in T20: Fleming
It's a big win and we really deserved it: Smith
Smith guides Mumbai to a stunning win over Chennai
Confident Delhi take on upbeat Knight Riders
Clinical Rajasthan beat Kings XI by 43 runs
Kaneria not entitled to play for Pakistan: PCB
The Pakistan Cricket Board has made it clear that even if Danish Kaneria is cleared of any spot-fixing charges by the disciplinary committee of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), the leg-spinner will still have to get clearance from PCB's integrity committee. Batsmen need to capitalise on good starts: Gambhir
IPL: Warriors fined, Smith reprimanded
Pune Warriors were penalized for a slow over rate during their Indian Premier League match against Kolkata Knight Riders at the Eden Gardens. It's a tight competition at this stage, RCB's McDonald
Duminy doubtful for Sunday's match vs RCB
Knight Riders edge past Pune Warriors by seven runs
'Eric Simons has helped Daredevils to turn the tables'
Raina showers praise on bowlers for win over Deccan
Sehwag reveals team unity as success secret
Yousuf in trouble for procuring fake documents
Sangakkara blames fielding on the loss to CSK
White's 77 goes in vain as Deccan lose to Chennai
Punjab aim to continue good form against Rajasthan
'It was not an easy wicket but we should have got to 121'
IPL: Bowlers help Mumbai Indians edge past Pune Warriors
Pak pacer Mohammad Asif released from jail
Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Asif has been released from jail after serving half of a 12-month sentence in the United Kingdom for his role in the spot-fixing scam. The 29-year-old former world No 2-ranked Test bowler was freed from Canterbury Prison in Kent on Thursday morning. Struggling Chennai look to get back to winning ways
Injury puts Sreesanth out for five months
India pacer S Sreesanth has been ruled out of action for five months due to injuries on his toes that will require two surgeries. Gayle ready to make West Indies comeback
Vettori rues batting flop in the death overs
Wagner included in NZ Test squad for Windies tour
Hussey expects Punjab to keep up winning momentum
Mahmood, Kumar help Punjab upset Bangalore
Yuvraj Sports Illustrated India's Sportsperson of 2011
World Cup hero Yuvraj Singh, who survived a rare germ cell cancer, will lead the list of awardees at Sports Illustrated India's third annual Sportsperson of the Year awards, to be held in Gurgaon on May 4. Dwayne Smith replaces Johnson in Mumbai Indians
West Indies all-rounder Dwayne Smith has signed up with Mumbai Indians as a replacement for Australian pacer Mitchell Johnson and will be joining the squad on Thursday. Dubai to host first 'Evening with Tendulkar'
Stats: Sehwag first to score five straight fifties
Statistical highlights of the Indian Premier League match between Delhi Daredevils and Rajasthan Royals in Jaipur. Stats: Dismissed off the first ball of a match twice
Statistical highlights of the Indian Premier League match between Deccan Chargers and Pune Warriors in Cuttack on Tuesday. 'It was one of the best partnerships of IPL 2012'
Deccan Chargers on Tuesday registered only their second victory in IPL V and opener Shikhar Dhawan attributed the 13-run win to the third-wicket stand between Kumar Sangakkara and Cameron White. 'The tag of favourites always increases the pressure'
'Virat Kohli is a dangerous player'
Yuvraj tired of replying to questions about his health
Sehwag, Negi power Delhi to big win over Rajasthan
Ganguly fined for slow over rate
Kaneria to plead innocence over spot-fixing charges
Sangakkara onslaught ensures 13-run win for Chargers
Hurt Awana to work harder after India 'A' snub
It has been quite a struggle for 25-year-old Parvinder Awana during his five years of first-class cricket and the snub from national selectors for India A's tour of West Indies is just another addition to that list. CSK has been challenged for the first time: Fleming
RCB hoping to get back to winning ways against KXIP
New Zealand coach Wright to quit after Windies tour
John Wright will step down as head coach of New Zealand after their tour to West Indies, the country's cricket governing body said on Tuesday. Wright, who took on the role at the end of 2010, had declined an offer to extend his contract, citing a desire to pursue other interests. We did a good job restricting them to 139: Gambhir
IPL: Gambhir leads Kolkata to comfortable win over Chennai
Mohd Asif to be released from jail on May 5
Banned Pakistan pacer Mohammad Asif will be released from prison on May 5 after completing his jail term in the United Kingdom. Asif will decide when he plans to return to Pakistan after being released from prison, said his lawyer Ravi Gill. Got threatening e-mails: Bangladesh Deputy HC
Bangladesh's Deputy High Commissioner in Pakistan has claimed that he received threatening emails and messages after his country's Cricket Board agreed to send its team to play a One-dayer and a Twenty20 match in Karachi. Malinga is top wicket-taker in IPL
All of Kolkata to back Dada's Pune against KKR
Mumbai Indians stagger to 5-wkt win over Chargers
Mumbai Indians survived a fiery, pace-bowling spell from Dale Steyn (2/10) as they beat bottom-placed Deccan Chargers by five wickets in a low-scoring Indian Premier League match in Mumbai on Sunday. We could have finished the game much earlier: Dravid
KKR and Pune Warriors match tickets sold out
Tickets for the marquee IPL clash between Kolkata Knight Riders and Sourav Ganguly-led Pune Warriors India were sold out within an hour at the Mohammadan Sporting ground as it resembled a battlefield with police resorting to 'lathicharge' to control the situation. Rahane's knock in vain as DD pull off win in humdinger
Ashwin fined for showing dissent
Chennai Super Kings off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has been fined five per cent of his match fee for showing dissent at an umpire's decision in Saturday's IPL match between his side and Kings XI Punjab at the M A Chidambaram Stadium. Stats: Daniel Vettori takes 100 wickets in T20s
Gambhir guides Knight Riders to thumping win over RCB
Mahmood has made nice, little impact: Gilchrist
I am trying to perform in every tournament: Ojha
Clarke has no problem playing under Ganguly
Injured Mitchell Johnson out of IPL-5
Australian speedster Mitchell Johnson was ruled of the entire fifth edition of the Indian Premier League as he has not recovered from a toe injury, his team Mumbai Indians announced. Mahmood helps Punjab stun champions Chennai
Sangakkara confident of doing well against Mumbai
With Mumbai Indians struggling to find form and rhythm, bottom-placed Deccan Chargers are fancying chances of scoring their second win of the league but skipper Kumar Sangakkar refused to take the hosts lightly. Ranatunga fired as SLC head for opposing IPL: report
Samuels, Ramdin return for England Test series
Jamaican batsman Marlon Samuels and wicket-keeper Denesh Ramdin have been recalled to the West Indies squad for next month's Test series in England. Actual IPL will start now: Dahiya
My focus is just on the controllable: Rahane
I am in prime form, asserts Delhi captain Virender Sehwag
IPL: Delhi Daredevils thrash Mumbai Indians by 37 runs
Australia claim third Test, win series 2-0
Pujara to lead India 'A' in West Indies
Saurashtra batsman Cheteshwar Pujara was on Friday named the captain of the India 'A' team that will tour the West Indies in June for three four-day matches, three One-dayers and two Twenty20s. Kings XI Punjab look to make amends against CSK
White records 11th fifty in Twenty20
Statistical highlights of the IPL match between Deccan Chargers and Pune Warriors in Pune. Sangakkara fined for slow over rate
Deccan Chargers captain Kumar Sangakkara has been fined $20,000 for his teams slow over rate during last night's IPL match against Pune Warriors. Resurgent Bangalore to take on Kolkata at Eden
PCB waiting for BCB response on postponed tour
Pakistan Cricket Board is waiting for an official response from their Bangladeshi counterparts on its request to try and vacate the stay order of the Dhaka High Court which has prevented the Bangladesh team from touring Pakistan this month. PCB needs to look into IPL issue: Azhar Mahmood
Pakistani cricketer Azhar Mahmood, who recently became the first from his country to play in the Indian Premier League (IPL) since 2008, has called on the cricket boards of India and Pakistan to reconcile their issues and allow other Pakistani players to play in both countries. Chanderpaul reaches elite group as Australia seize control
Pollock not worried about Harbhajan's form
'We gave away 15-20 runs extra, did not have partnerships'
IPL: Cameron White helps Deccan Chargers score first win
I can feel the pressure of bowling against Sachin: Nadeem
It's not everyday that a domestic cricketer gets an opportunity to bowl to a legend like Sachin Tendulkar in a competitive match and talented Jharkhand left-arm spinner Shahbaz Nadeem is the first one to admit that there is a lot of pressure on him. Tendulkar recommended for Rajya Sabha membership
Sachin greatest ever, says Pietersen
England batsman Kevin Pietersen, in Noida on a visit to Amity University campus, said Sachin Tendulkar is the 'greatest ever' to have graced the game of cricket. Formidable Daredevils set to consolidate position
3rd Test: Ponting, Cowan put Aussies in command
Ricky Ponting, in almost certainly his final innings in the Caribbean, made a crucial half-century as Australia built an imposing lead of 310 runs at the close of the third day of the final Test against West Indies on Wednesday. I am now focussing on my batting: Shakib
RCB-CSK tie called off after heavy downpour
The return leg match between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Chennai Super Kings was called off after heavy downpour ruled out any possibility of having even a curtailed match. I am now focussing on my batting, says Shakib
Adam Gilchrist comes to Chawla's defence
Rayudu and Peterson were amazing: Tendulkar
Peterson, Rayudu late charge takes Mumbai past Kings XI
Yousuf has passed fitness test: sources
Packed schedule prompts SA to turn down B'desh tour
South Africa have turned down a request from Bangladesh to play a limited over series in May primarily because of a hectic schedule, the country's cricket board said on Wednesday. Pakistan's Yousuf eyes international comeback
3rd Test: Windies crumble after Wade century
Spinner Nathan Lyon bagged three wickets as West Indies slumped to 165 for eight to leave Australia with a lead of 163 at the close of the second day of the third Test on Tuesday. KKR-DC match abandoned due to heavy rain
The Indian Premier League match between Kolkata Knight Riders and Deccan Chargers at the Eden Gardens was abandoned without a single ball being bowled after a squall accompanied by heavy rain rendered the ground unplayable. Sehwag fires Delhi to thumping win over Pune
MI have revenge in sight as they face Punjab
MI plan low-key birthday celebrations for Tendulkar
Ponting becomes second highest Test run-gettter
3rd Test: Shillingford puts WI on top on Day 1
Shane Shillingford delighted his fellow Dominicans with a four wicket haul as West Indies restricted Australia to 212 for seven on the first day of the third and final Test. IPL: Bangalore post convincing win against Rajasthan
BPL: Pak players wait for payments from franchises
The Pakistani cricketers who took part in the inaugural Bangladesh Premier League are still waiting for their dues to be cleared by the Twenty20 tournament's organisers. Munaf fined 50 percent match fee
IPL Stats: Marsh earns seventh man of the match award
Kolkata beat Deccan Chargers by five-wickets
Kolkata Knight Riders jumped to third place in the points table after recording a five-wicket win over Deccan Chargers in a rain-affected low-scoring Indian Premier League match in Cuttack. Karthik's run-out was the turning point: David Hussey
We can win even if Gayle fails: Vettori
Marsh guides Kings XI to six-wicket win over Mumbai
Royal Challengers eyeing revenge against Rajasthan Royals
Ganguly reckons Sehwag's wicket was key to Pune win
Ryder, Ganguly inspire Pune to 20-run win over Delhi
Robin refuses to blame openers for batting failure
Du Plessis guides CSK to last-ball win over Rajasthan
Gibson fined for DRS criticism
Gayle, de Villiers carry Bangalore to easy win
Rain play spoilsport as Australia draw against WI
Australia retained the Frank Worrell Trophy after the second Test against West Indies ended in a draw at Trinidad on Thursday. Dhoni praises bowlers for win
IPL: Chennai return compliment, beat Pune by 13 runs
Chennai Super Kings rode on a half century each from Subramaniam Badrinath and Faf du Plessis and a disciplined show from their bowlers as they beat Pune Warriors by 13 runs in their Indian Premier League match on Thursday. KKR is strong side if we play to our potential: Gambhir
Pietersen's century lifts Delhi to victory
Injured Gilchrist to miss match against Punjab
Already reeling under three defeats, Kings XI Punjab on Thursday suffered another blow after skipper Adam Gilchrist was ruled out of the IPL match against Royal Challengers Bangalore due to a hamstring injury. High Court delays Bangladesh tour of Pakistan
Bangladesh's cricket team will not go to Pakistan as planned later this month after the Dhaka High Court upheld a legal challenge to their tour and ordered a four-week delay. Wagner gets ICC nod to represent New Zealand
South Africa-born pace bowler Neil Wagner has been declared eligible to play for New Zealand after the International Cricket Council ruled there were special circumstances why he did not meet residency regulations, NZ Cricket said on Thursday. Pitch invasion concerns Gilchrist
Bangladesh tour of Pakistan invite FICA ire
The Federation of International Cricketers Association has described Bangladesh's decision to tour Pakistan for an ODI and a Twenty20 match as "chaotic and contradictory", saying players' safety should not be put at risk to "enhance someone's political or other aspirations". Stars: Narine tops it up for KKR
Statistical highlights of the IPL match between Kings XI Punjab and Kolkata Knight Riders in Mohali. Australia still eyeing victory in rain-hit Test
Australia were confident they could still win the second Test against West Indies despite losing most of the fourth day on Wednesday to rain. PCB chief wants Indo-Pak cricket to resume
Pakistan officials are hoping this month's mini home series against Bangladesh will finally convince neighbouring India to renew bilateral cricket ties between the two Asian cricket powerhouses. Clinical Kolkata thrash Punjab by 8 wickets
IPL: Mishra warned for using foul language
Stats: Gayle scores seventh fifty in IPL
Statistical highlights of the Indian Premier League match between Pune Warriors India and Royal Challengers Bangalore. Hope this win gives us push in the tournament: Gayle
Aussies back on top after Chanderpaul falls
Shivnarine Chanderpaul fell agonisingly short of a century before Australian spinner Nathan Lyon destroyed the West Indian lower order to hand the momentum back to the visitors on the third day of the second Test on Tuesday. Gayle, De Villiers guide RCB to six wickets win over Pune
We fielded like an U-14 side, says furious Lehmann
Deccan Chargers coach Darren Lehmann blasted the poor fielding effort from his boys which led to them not being able to defend a as big a target as 197 against Rajasthan Royals in Jaipur. Hodge's cameo helps Rajasthan clinch thriller vs DC
Champions Trophy to end after 2013
The 2013 Champions Trophy in England will bring the curtains down on the 14-year-old tournament, with the ICC moving towards having one championship for each of the game's three formats from 2015. Law to take up coaching job at Australia academy
Sri Lanka concerned over Mathews' fitness
Sri Lanka Cricket congratulates Sangakkara
Australia pile pressure on West Indies
Clinical Delhi thrash Mumbai by seven wickets
Ganguly questions IPL's decision to report Samuels
Royal Challengers looking to arrest losing run
Stuart Law to quit Bangladesh coach job
Sixteen teams to clash in World T20 from 2014
The International Cricket Council's Executive Board on Monday decided to increase the number of teams in the biennial World Twenty20 Championships from 12 to 16 for the editions commencing 2014. ICC agree to split President, Chairman's role
The International Cricket Counil's Executive Board has voted to split the role of the President and the Chairman as recommended by the contentious independent governance review headed by Lord Woolf from 2014 onwards. Kamran Akmal likely to get recall for B'desh series
Misbah keen to host India in bilateral series
I tell bowlers to go for wickets: Sekar
2nd Test: Watson half century puts Aus on top
Vettori bogged down by non-performance of middle order
Rahane's ton powers Rajasthan to easy win over RCB
Livid Gambhir warns of drastic changes
Mumbai to take a call on Tendulkar on Monday: Levi
Kings XI Punjab pip KKR by two runs in a thriller
Medium pacer Harmeet Singh kept his composure as he bowled a tight final over helping Kings XI Punjab record a thrilling two-run win over Kolkata Knight Riders, in an IPL match, in Kolkata. Samuels reported for a suspected illegal bowling action
Pune Warriors off-spinner Marlon Samuels has been reported for a suspect action by the on-field and TV umpires after his team's match against Chennai Super Kings, in Pune on Saturday. Bangladesh agree to tour Pakistan
KKR looking to win all the home matches: Akram
RCB hopes Gayle will fit in as fifth bowler
Rajasthan Royals don't over-complicate things: Dravid
Ryder, Smith lead Pune to victory over Chennai
Tendulkar starts practising after ten days
ICC Executive Board to meet in Dubai
The Woolf Report, nomination of the ICC vice-president, managing the volume of Twenty20 cricket, schedule of events from 2015 to 2023, are some of the issues that the ICC Executive Board will discuss when it meets in Dubai on Sunday. KXIP denies allegation of damage in dressing room
Kings XI Punjab on Sunday denied allegation that the members of the team had damaged the dressing room during their IPL match against Pune Warriors on April 8. Kings XI introduce two new players to squad
IPL team Kings XI Punjab on Saturday announced Kyle Abbott and Benjamin Cutting as replacements for the injured bowling duo of R Satish and Stuart Broad. Inexperienced bowlers made the difference: Dravid
Chargers' Steyn hopeful of comeback
'Early wickets helped settle my nerves'
IPL: Shakib's all-round show helps Kolkata edge Rajasthan
Hilfenhaus and Harris achieve career-best ratings
Azhar Mahmood gets visa, to join Kings XI
Former Pakistan all-rounder Azhar Mahmood, who is now a British citizen, has finally got an Indian visa and will be joining his IPL team, Kings XI Punjab soon, skipper Adam Gilchrist said. Nehra rues fielding lapses, not playing full 20 overs
Mascarenhas, Marsh guide Punjab to victory over Pune
MCA complains against KXIP for dressing room damage
Maharashtra Cricket Association had lodged a complaint with IPL authorities against Kings XI Punjab team for allegedly damaging the dressing room during their match against Pune Warriors on Sunday. Morkel's late assault steers Chennai past Bangalore
Kevin Pietersen visits Yuvraj Singh
IPL-5 viewership sees drop in opening week
Television Viewer Ratings (TVR) were down 18.7 per in the first six games, an average TVR of 3.76, as compared to 4.63 last season, according to Tam Media Research. Ganguly tells Pune teammates not to fear failure
'Do not be afraid of failures and just keep giving your hundred percent', it is with these words that Pune Warriors captain Sourav Ganguly tries to keep his players in good spirits. Can KKR pull off win against Rajasthan Royals?
Rain, storm likely to affect tonight's Pune-Punjab tie
Punjab Cricket Association officials are racing against time to get the pitch ready for the IPL game to be played in Mohali on Thursday as a high-velocity storm accompanied by rain and hail struck the city. Stats: Mumbai Indians-Royals match full of records
Expect a full house when Dada leads Pune against KKR
Australia fight back to beat Windies in fading light
Australia won an exciting first Test against the West Indies by three wickets on Wednesday as Michael Clarke's team were rewarded for their positive approach. Owais Shah's wicket was key: Harbhajan
Pollard inspires Mumbai Indians to 27-run win
London High Court annuls bankruptcy order against Modi
The London High Court dismissed the bankruptcy order against former IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi, his legal counsel said. Kings XI look to set their campaign on track
Wisden reasserts traditional values in online world
Morkel prefers role of first change bowler
Live on ZaraBol: Yuvraj Singh's press conference
Tendulkar should be fit for April 16th tie: Pollock
Australia tail wags to turn tables on Windies
Australia turned around the first Test against the West Indies in Barbados on Tuesday through a great rearguard action from their tailenders and some penatrating bowling. Fewer Test draws down to fair pitches: Atkinson
A recent reduction in test draws is due to wickets around the world offering a better balance between bat and ball, International Cricket Council (ICC) pitches consultant Andy Atkinson said on Tuesday. 'Delhi has been boosted by the return of KP and Mahela'
IPL: Morkel, Pietersen help Delhi thump holders Chennai
Delhi Daredevils put up a thorough professional performance as they thrashed defending champions Chennai Super Kings by eight wickets in a lopsided contest in the Indian Premier League at the Ferozshah Kotla on Tuesday. Stats: Zaheer completes 50 wickets in the IPL
Balaji credits Kallis, Lee for good show
England paceman Broad out for another three weeks
Gambhir, Balaji star in KKR's first win in IPL 5
Munaf fined, Harbhajan warned for arguing with umpires
Mumbai Indians' Munaf Patel was docked 25 per cent of his match fee and his captain Harbhajan Singh handed a warning for breach of the IPL Code of Conduct following the heated and prolonged argument they had with the umpires during their side's match against Deccan Chargers in Visakhaptnam on Monday. IPL: Ganguly warned for clothing violation
Gujarat likely to field a team in IPL next season
The tenth team in the next IPL season could well be from Gujarat. Right now there are nine teams in the fray after the BCCI suspended Kochi Tuskers Kerala (KTK) from the IPL over non-payment of dues. A franchisee from Gujarat may take replace KTK. 'Yuvraj won't suffer cancer relapse'
Kaneria wants ECB to postpone corruption hearing
Whatmore favours separate players for different formats
India to host Bangladesh in Test series
India has assured Bangladesh it will host a full tour for the first time this year, the Bangladesh Cricket Board said in a statement on Monday. Disciplined Windies bowlers strangle Aussies
West Indies kept the pressure on Australia on day three of the first Test in Bridgetown, Barbados on Monday with the tourists restricted at the close to 248 for five in 95 overs. Vettori keen to rein in dangerous McCullum
Rohit Sharma helps Mumbai to thrilling win over Deccan
Umpiring mistake kicks up on-field drama in Vizag
Controversy erupted in the IPL match between Deccan Chargers and Mumbai Indians in Visakhapatnam on Monday with the latter team's captain Harbhajan Singh having a heated and prolonged arguement with the field umpires who committed a mistake in not giving a home side batsman out. Finger still not looking good, says Tendulkar
Harmeet Singh in Code of Conduct breach
Harmeet Singh Bansal of Kings XI Punjab has got an official warning and reprimand for breaching the IPL Code of Conduct during his team's match against Pune Warriors in Pune. Welcome back home my brother: Tendulkar to Yuvraj
Yuvraj returns home after successful cancer treatment
Chanderpaul ton puts Windies in command
Stats: Menaria posts his highest innings for Royals
Statistical highlights of the IPL match between Rajasthan Royals and Kolkata Knight Riders in Jaipur on Sunday. Pune Warriors beat Kings XI Punjab by 22 runs
Hodge praises Dravid for his captaincy skills
Rajasthan Royals batsman Brad Hodge on Sunday praised his captain Rahul Dravid for his skills to motivate the players as his side scored their second consecutive win in the IPL in Jaipur. Gambhir blames batting failure for KKR's loss
Rajasthan Royals cruise to victory against KKR
Mahela, KP join the Delhi Daredevils squad
Sri Lanka skipper Mahela Jayawardene and explosive England batsman Kevin Pietersen today joined their Indian Premier League team Delhi Daredevils after completing their national duties. Stats: Raina sets new benchmark of 1865 runs
Recovering Yuvraj set to return to India on Monday
Aus toil as Edwards, Braithwaite fifties lift Windies
Kirk Edwards and Kraigg Braithwaite both scored half-centuries as the West Indies put up 179 for three in the first Test against Australia on Saturday before play was abandoned for the day because of rain. Jadeja powers Chennai to a thumping win over Deccan
Jadeja, Bravo power Chennai to 193/6 against DC
Ravindra Jadeja hit 29-ball 48 while Dwayne Bravo provided the late burst with some lusty shots as defending champions Chennai Super Kings scored an imposing 193 for six against Deccan Chargers in an Indian Premier League match, in Visakhapatnam on Saturday. Bowlers and fielders won us match: AB de Villiers
We will continue supporting young players: Botha
IPL: RCB start on winning note
Steely determination saw us through, says Strauss
2nd Test: Swann heroics help Eng beat SL by 8 wickets
England continue to lead Test rankings
Australia, WI cricketers raise awareness about AIDS
Cricket players from Australia and the West Indies have taken part in coaching clinics with local children in Barbados to raise awareness and reduce stigma about HIV and AIDS in cricket-playing countries. Gilchrist says, bowlers could not adjust to the wicket
Stats: Rahane mesmerises with his big-hitting
Rahane's 98 powers Rajasthan to easy win
Stats: Pune Warriors record 33 percent success rate
Statistical highlights of the IPL match between Mumbai Indians and Pune Warriors in Mumbai on Friday. IPL: Pune Warriors upset Mumbai Indians by 28 runs
Stats: Morkel equals his best bowling performance
Dilshan fined for breaching ICC Code of Conduct
Swann's late strikes take England close to win
Irfan's blitz powers Delhi to impressive win over Kolkata
Pietersen warned over switch-hit attempt
England's Kevin Pietersen ruffled some feathers again with his attempts to play his trademark switch-hit which earned him an official warning on Thursday in the second Test against Sri Lanka. Rain delays IPL match between KKR and DD
A mild thunderstorm coupled with heavy showers delayed the start of the Indian Premier League match between Kolkata Knight Riders and Delhi Daredevils at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata. England in command after Pietersen hundred
Sreesanth likely to miss first three matches: Dravid
Dravid will look to inspire Royals in Warne's absence
Amir in ICC video warning players about match-fixing
"Prison is a bad place for everyone. Don't make the mistakes which I did" -- this was disgraced Pakistan pacer Mohammad Amir's warning to cricketers world over in an educational video for the ICC Anti-Corruption and Security Unit which has also been shown to IPL teams. Cairns relieved at clearing name from fixing allegation
Stats: Levi comes to the party against CSK
Tendulkar retires hurt after being hit on finger
Sachin Tendulkar sustained a finger injury in his left-hand and was retired hurt, when he tried to fend off an ugly snorter from Chennai Super Kings bowler Doug Bollinger in the IPL opener in Chennai. Mumbai Indians thrash champions CSK in IPL opener
Openers Strauss, Cook set up strong England reply
IPL asks umpires to crack down on chucking
The Indian Premier League has decided to crack down on chucking and has asked the umpires to apply the relevant laws strictly to deal with bowlers with illegal actions. Omar Abdullah terms IPL opening ceremony 'tacky'
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah was not impressed by the opening ceremony of Indian Premier League's fifth edition and termed the show as 'tacky'. Modi to appeal against London High Court verdict
Axed IPL commissioner Lalit Modi will be appealing against the London High Court's verdict in the libel case filed against him by former New Zealand captain Chris Cairns. Having Zak, Murali will make my job easier: Vinay
'One-time benefit' scheme for cricketers
IPL veiled from Australian television viewers
The Aussie television viewers will miss all the action of the fifth edition of the Indian Premier League, starting in Chennai on Wednesday, due to a stalemate involving Australian television networks and Indian cricket administrators. Dazzling opening ceremony launches IPL-V
A spectacular mix of Bollywood razzmatazz and high-octane performances by international stars were the highlights of a glittering opening ceremony that set the ball rolling for the fifth edition of the IPL in Chennai on Tuesday night. Jayawardene frustrates England with another ton
I want to take KXIP to semifinals: Valthaty
Saurashtra's Raval may be Daredevils' surprise packet
Tendulkar hands over MI captaincy to Harbhajan
MCA to present Tendulkar 100 gold coins
The Mumbai Cricket Association will shower Sachin Tendulkar with a hundred gold coins to commemorate his fabulous feat of compiling 100 international centuries. The decision to felicitate the batting ace with 100 gold coins, worth around Rs 23-25 lakh, was taken by the MCA's managing committee, headed by Union Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh. Dharamsala, Ranchi to host ODIs in England series
Ranchi will witness its favourite son, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, in India colours for the first time when it hosts a One-Day International during the England series, from November 2012 to January 2013. Trott backs under-fire Strauss to arrest batting slump
Star Group bags Indian cricket's broadcast rights
The Star Group beat back competition from Multi Screen Media (Sony) to bag the six-year broadcast and digital rights for India's international cricket matches at home and domestic events, like Ranji Trophy, Duleep Trophy and the Irani Trophy. Star, in collaboration with ESPNCricinfo, bagged the broadcast, Internet and mobile rights in India for a period of six years, starting July 2012 till March 2018. Ryder faces disciplinary hearing after altercation
IPL chairman Rajeev Shukla condoles Salve's death
Indian Premier League chairman Rajeev Shukla condoled the death of former BCCI chief NKP Salve, saying he would always be remembered for his huge contribution to Indian cricket. IPL: Injured Abhinav Mukund sidelined for 10 days
BCCI chief Srinivasan condoles Salve's demise
Lawsuit filed against USACA by Ram Varadarajan and CCA
Ram Varadarajan and California Cricket Academy have filed a lawsuit against United States of America Cricket Association,Inc(USACA) alleging history of electoral delays and manipulation at the USACA present board members. Tendulkar joins MI camp after toe check-up
Fit-again Mathews back in Lanka squad for second Test
All-rounder Angelo Mathews has returned from a calf injury to join the Sri Lanka squad for the second and final Test against England but he will not be available to bowl. West Indies beat Aussies to draw T20 series
Dwayne Smith smashed a half-century before Fidel Edwards and Marlon Samuels bowled superbly to lead West Indies to a 14-run win over Australia in their second Twenty20 international. Pune stadium ready to host IPL matches
Pune Warriors India will finally get to play at home this Indian Premier League as the Rs 260-crore international cricket stadium -- just 20kms from the city -- is set to be inaugurated in Pune, on Sunday. We are looking forward to the IPL: Botha
SA T20: India lose to SA after rain intervenes
Chasing South Africa's 219 for four, India were fairly well-placed at 71 for no loss in 7.5 overs, 11 runs behind the par score under the D/L method, when the heavens opened up. Agarkar happy with DD team composition
Delhi Daredevils pacer Ajit Agarkar is pleased with his team composition ahead of the fifth Indian Premier League and said the side is confident of doing well this time after finishing with the wooden spoon last year. Unmukt Chand to lead India U-19 team in Australia
Akshdeep Nath of Uttar Pradesh will be his deputy in the 16-member squad. Besides India and Australia, England and New Zealand are the other teams participating in the quadrangular tournament, starting April 5. Deccan's Shikhar Dhawan charged up for IPL
Broad ruled out of second Sri Lanka Test
Indian cricketers should stop complaining
Aussie prodigy Pat Cummins set for return
Indian team did not plan well for England, Aus: Raina
Tendulkar meets Yuvraj in London
Yuvraj Singh, recovering after his treatment in a US hospital for a rare germ cell cancer, got a morale-boosting visit by his idol Sachin Tendulkar. Ross Taylor will be available from fourth match: Sehwag
Tamim Iqbal signs for Pune Warriors
Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal has signed for Pune Warriors, becoming the franchise's eleventh overseas player and second signing this week after Australia captain Michael Clarke. Kirsten happy with Proteas fringe players' showing
Herath sends England crashing in first Test
West Indies cricketer Ryan Hinds charged with rape
Ishant's absence is a big loss for Deccan: White
2011 World Cup final was not sold out
Dhoni brushes off fatigue factor ahead of SA T20
Their schedule may be chock-a-block but skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni does not believe fatigue will be a factor for Indian players who are to play South Africa in a one-off T20 match on Friday followed by the seven-week long Indian Premier League. Trott, Pietersen keep England in the chase
IPL 5: Aus captain Clarke signs for Pune Warriors
Boucher nearing 1000th international scalps
Philander stays grounded after achieving milestone
'James Anderson can surpass Ian Botham's record'
Watson, Hussey lead Australia to victory
Shane Watson and Mike Hussey smashed half centuries to lead Australia to a convincing eight-wicket win over West Indies in the first Twenty20 international at St Lucia on Tuesday. I'll keep playing ODIs until my presence is beneficial'
Gambhir bats for sporting wicket at Eden Gardens
Swann leads England fightback as 17 wickets fall
'Onus on BCCI to come clean on Sehwag's injury'
Irfan Pathan stars as Baroda win T20 title
Irfan Pathan stepped on the field for the first time in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 tournament and made a telling impact. His all-round prowess guided Baroda to an eight-run victory over Punjab in the final, at the Brabourne stadium in Mumbai, on Tuesday. Wellington Test: Williamson ton saves NZ the blushes
Matthew Wade to make Test debut against West Indies
Mushtaq Ali T20: Punjab meet Baroda in final
Punjab and Baroda chased down targets successfully to knock out fancied Mumbai and Delhi and enter the final of the Syed Mushtaq Ali All India T20 tournament, in Mumbai, on Monday. Jayawardene frustrates England with defiant hundred
ACC rejects Bangladesh's appeal
The Asian Cricket Council rejected a complaint from Bangladesh that Pakistani pacer Aizaz Cheema deliberately blocked their batsman, Mahmudullah Riyad, in the last over during the tense chase in the Asia Cup final. Gayle signs agreement with Windies Board
Chris Gayle has signed an agreement with the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) but there is still no clarity on the explosive opener's return to the national side. The agreement was brokered by CARICOM. Apart from the agreement, Gayle has written a 'side-letter' to the WICB, the contents of which were not disclosed. Lalit Modi loses libel case, must pay Cairns 90,000 pounds
'Gambhir and I share the same mentality, think likewise'
Wellington Test: SA extend lead, Taylor breaks arm
New Zealand finished the fourth day of the final Test 274 runs behind South Africa on Monday and lost Ross Taylor to a broken arm after the skipper was struck by a Morne Morkel bouncer. Majola questioned by police on 2009 IPL bonuses
There seems no end to suspended Cricket South Africa CEO Gerald Majola, who was questioned by an elite police unit probing possible criminal charges related to the IPL bonuses that were paid to CSA staff after the 2009 edition held in Johannesburg. St Lucia ODI: Australia beats West Indies to level series
Australia beat West Indies by 30 runs in the fifth and final one-day international at the Beausejour Stadium in St Lucia on Sunday to level their series at 2-2. Clarke confirms Pune IPL offer but yet to decide on it
Baroda, Punjab in semi-finals of Syed Mushtaq Ali
Baroda and Punjab advanced to the semi-finals of the Syed Mushtaq Ali All India T20 tournament after notching up victories in their respective quarter-final matches in Mumbai. NZ handle hostile period as South Africa post huge total
I haven't changed my game at all: Kohli
Challenge the 5-year ban, Ashraf tells Aamir
Shahid Afridi attacks fan at Karachi airport
Ireland qualify for World T20 in Sri Lanka
Ireland became the second associate nation to qualify for the 2012 ICC World Twenty20, to be held in Sri Lanka, when they beat Namibia by nine wickets in the second qualifying final in Dubai. Knee injury rules Hopes out of IPL
Australian all-rounder James Hopes has been ruled out of the upcoming IPL due to a knee injury, dealing a blow to Pune Warriors' preparations for the fifth edition of the cash-rich league. Petersen, Duminy put SA in command
Alviro Petersen and JP Duminy batted South Africa into a commanding position with an unbroken 140-run partnership at the close of play on the weather-affected second day of the third and final Test against New Zealand at the Basin Reserve. Pollard has a blast as Windies crush Australia
Kieron Pollard blasted 102 from just 70 deliveries to lead the West Indies to an emphatic win over Australia in their fourth one-day international in St Lucia on Friday. Victory meant the hosts went 2-1 up in the series with one match left to play. Amla has emergency surgery after painful blow
South Africa batsman Hashim Amla has had emergency surgery after he was hit in the groin with the ball on the opening day of the third Test against New Zealand, the team said on Saturday. Gilchrist appointed captain-cum-coach of KXIP
Adam Gilchrist, skipper of Kings XI Punjab, was entrusted with the added responsibility of coaching the side in the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL), the fifth edition of the cash-rich Twenty20. Ireland beat Netherlands to set up T20 decider with Namibia
Ireland will play Namibia on Saturday for the right to join Afghanistan in September's International Cricket Council (ICC) World Twenty20 competition in Sri Lanka after easing past the Netherlands by seven wickets. Lee heaps praise on Tendulkar, Dravid
Sri Lanka recall Randiv, Prasanna for England series
Warner says, it's always Test cricket over IPL
3rd Test: SA off to solid start on Day 1 vs NZealand
Afghanistan qualify for World Twenty20
Afghanistan booked their place in the 2012 World Twenty20 with a 47-run victory over Namibia in the first final of the 16-nation qualifying tournament. Let Sachin only decide on his retirement: Srikkanth
India's chief selector Krishnamachari Srikkanth says Sachin Tendulkar, who recently scored his milestone 100th international century, should only decide when he wants to quit international cricket. Focus on rehabilitation, Lorgat's advice to Aamir
ICC CEO Haroon Lorgat says he feels "sad" for disgraced Pakistan pacer Mohammad Aamir but asserted that the bowler who is serving a five-year ban for spot-fixing should focus on his rehabilitation instead of looking for ways to get the sanction reduced. Pakistan edge out Bangladesh to lift Asia Cup
Ganguly named captain-cum-mentor of Pune Warriors
Taylor wants 'three-four guys step up' in 3rd SA Test
Steve Waugh is my role model: Dravid
Afghanistan and Namibia contest World T20 place
Afghanistan and Namibia, unbeaten in the group stages of the qualifying tournament for this year's World Twenty20 Cup, meet on Thursday in a match which will secure the victors a trip to Sri Lanka. Demands for fresh JKCA elections
At least 20 working committee members on Wednesday demanded that the Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association president Farooq Abdullah dissolve the existing set-up of office bearers for the sake of an independent inquiry into the alleged embezzlement of funds. Bangla Tigers aim for a final roar against Pakistan
Dravid backs Mohd Aamir to make comeback
Kareena to mesmerise audiences at IPL-V opening night
BCCI to felicitate Dravid next week
Stats: B'desh have improved Asia Cup record
3rd ODI: Australia-Windies play out thrilling tie
Afghanistan, Ireland, Dutch into T20 playoffs
Afghanistan beat Bermuda by 15 runs to remain undefeated and book its place alongside Ireland and the Netherlands in the playoffs at the World Twenty20 qualifier, the Associated Press reports. IPL founder Modi declared bankrupt in London court
Bangladesh thrash SL, put India out of Asia Cup final
Katy Perry to perform at IPL-V opening ceremony
Tendulkar is pride of subcontinent: Bangladesh PM
'Win against India would mean nothing if fail to beat SL'
West Zone crush North in Deodhar Trophy final
West Zone won the Deodhar Trophy in style, thrashing North Zone by 113 runs in a one-sided final in Dharamsala on Monday. It was a run-feast at the HPCA Stadium as West amassed a staggering 355 for four in 50 overs and then bowled out North for 242 in 42.2 overs to win the zonal one-day championship. Big B, Salman to light up IPL-V opening ceremony
Daredevils pick Maxwell, Bodi to replace Ingram, Birt
ODI series: WI record first win over Aus in six years
West Indies beat Australia by five wickets on Sunday to record their first One-Day International win over their old rivals since 2006 and tie their five match series at 1-1. Bangladesh call-up uncapped Abul for injured Shafiul
Bangladesh have called up uncapped left-arm pacer Abul Hossain to replace the injured Shafiul Islam in their Asia Cup squad, a team official said on Sunday. Kohli powers India to a famous win over Pakistan
Tendulkar gets thumbs up from mom-in-law
McGrath, Lee congratulate Tendulkar
Tributes continued to pour in for Sachin Tendulkar for completing a century of hundreds in international cricket with the legendary Glenn McGrath and tearaway pacer Brett Lee becoming the latest to congratulate the iconic Indian. Yuvraj discharged from hospital, can't wait to be back
Yuvraj Singh on Sunday was discharged from hospital after completing the third and final cycle of chemotherapy to recover from a rare germ cell cancer in Boston, USA. Cricket South Africa suspends Majola
India face tough task against arch-rivals Pakistan
'Philander, Steyn put pressure on the batsmen'
South Africa crush New Zealand in Hamilton Test
Doherty spins Aus to opening win over Windies
Australia spinner Xavier Doherty took four wickets to lead the visitors to a 64-run victory over the West Indies in the first one-day international of their five-match series in Kingstown, St Vincent, on Friday. Tendulkar gets 100th century, but India lose
SLC pays Lankan cricketers' outstanding wages
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) has settled in full the outstanding wages of the international cricketers after almost a year. South Africa take command of second Test vs NZ
Pakistan thrash Lanka, enter Asia Cup final
Kiwis hit back after SA bowlers strike
Khan steps down as head; turmoil in CSA
Cricket South Africa plunged into turmoil after its acting president AK Khan and the chairman of the Audit and Risk Committee John Blair stepped down from their posts in the wake of a damning inquiry report of financial mismanagement in CSA. Dhoni-Sehwag rift settled, says Ganguly
Mathews ruled out of Asia Cup due to calf injury
Ponting gets the nod for Aussies' West Indies tour
McMillan frustrated by 'idle speculation' on fixing
Asia Cup: India open campaign with emphatic win over Lanka
Bollywood actress to sue paper over match-fixing story
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has dismissed a Sunday Times report that it will investigate a 2011 World Cup semi-final for match-fixing while a Bollywood actress said she would sue the newspaper for using what she said was her picture with the story. No need to investigate Ind-Pak WC tie: ICC
Shukla stars as Bengal beat Mumbai for Hazare Trophy
All-rounder Laxmi Ratan Shukla hit a magnificent century to single-handedly guide Bengal to a six-wicket victory over Mumbai in the final of the Vijay Hazare tournament in Delhi on Monday. ICC should put its house in order: Gooch on fixing
England's batting coach and former captain, Graham Gooch has asked the ICC to take some serious measures to cleanse the sport from the menace of match-fixing. New Zealand dismiss fixing claims as "baseless"
New Zealand Cricket (NZC) on Monday rubbished a newspaper report that some of its players were involved in match-fixing, terming the allegations as "baseless" and "irresponsible". Pakistan edge past Bangladesh in Asia Cup cliffhanger
Akram hails Dravid's ability to perform under pressure
After Rahul Dravid called it a day from international cricket, Pakistan's fast bowling legend Wasim Akram admired the Indian batting great's ability to perform under pressure with his flawless technique and confidence. ICC to investigate fresh fixing claims
The International Cricket Council is all set to launch an inquiry into a report in the Sunday Times, which claimed that the Indian bookmakers are fixing the results of England county games and international fixtures. Rain washes out final day in first SA v NZ Test
Heavy overnight rain and persistent showers throughout Sunday washed out the final day's play of the first Test between South Africa and New Zealand at University Oval in Dunedin. Allegations of fund embezzlement against former JKCA officials
Police on Friday registered a case against two former officials of Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA) following allegations of misappropriation of funds, received by the body from the BCCI. Hazare Trophy: Mumbai drub Delhi; to meet Bengal in final
In what turned out to be a complete mismatch, Mumbai on Saturday trounced a hapless Delhi by 140 runs and advanced to the final of the Vijay Hazare Trophy. CA's trophy that was never handed to Tendulkar
IPL 5: Smith replaces Marsh in Pune squad
Australian all-rounder Steven Smith has replaced compatriot Mitchell Marsh in the Pune Warriors India squad for IPL-5, which kicks off on April 4. Australia experience gives rivals edge, says Misbah
McCullum, Taylor keep Kiwi's hope alive against SA
Captain Ross Taylor and Brendon McCullum kept New Zealand's slim hopes of scoring 401 runs to beat South Africa in the first Test alive after they helped the hosts reach 137 for two at the close of the fourth day's play at University Oval in Dunedin on Saturday. Team India leaves for Asia Cup
Majola should face possible criminal charges: Committee
Cricket South Africa (CSA) chief executive Gerald Majola should face possible criminal charges and be suspended for accepting and distributing unauthorised bonuses, an inquiry committee set up by the government recommended on Friday. Dravid should have retired after England tour: Ganguly
Dravid irreplaceable, cannot be matched: N Srinivasan
Smith, Kallis tons puts South Africa in charge
Bangladesh recall Tamim after fitness row
Fit-again opening batsman Tamim Iqbal, at the centre of a selection row earlier this week, was recalled to the Bangladesh squad on Thursday for the four-nation Asia Cup that starts at the weekend. Skipper Jayawardene hails Sri Lanka's fighting spirit
There can be no other cricketer like Dravid: Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar paid rich tributes to Rahul Dravid, who is expected to announce his retirement from international cricket tomorrow, saying there can be "no other" cricketer like him. Australia fined for slow over-rate
Australia were fined for maintaining a slow over-rate during its 16-run win over Sri Lanka in the third and final ODI of the best-of-three finals of the tri-series in Adelaide. McKay takes five as Australia clinch Tri-series
Test in balance as NZ take slim lead
Debutant wicketkeeper Kruger van Wyk and former captain Daniel Vettori staged a middle order fightback to help New Zealand establish a slim first innings lead at the close of play on the second day of the first Test against South Africa on Thursday. Dravid set to quit Test cricket on Friday
Australia captain Clarke to miss West Indies ODIs
Hazare Trophy: Delhi set up semis date with Mumbai
Delhi eased their way into the semi-finals of the Vijay Hazare Trophy, beating Railways by seven wickets in a quarter-final match, in Delhi, on Wednesday. Delhi will play Mumbai in the semi-final, on March 10. Hazare Trophy: Bipul steers Punjab past Hyderabad
Punjab rode on Bipul Sharma's all-round effort and opener Chandan Madan's 79 to score a five-wicket victory over Hyderabad and sail into the semi-finals of the Vijay Hazare one-day tournament in Delhi on Wednesday. Woolf report needs study: ICC CEC
The ICC Chief Executives' Committee has decided that the Woolf report, which proposed changes in the governance structure of the world body, and rejected by the BCCI, requires detailed study by Member Boards first before any discussion on it. Owais Shah to replace Warne in Rajasthan Royals
Rajasthan Royals have signed England batsman Owais Shah as a replacement for Shane Warne, who has retired from all professional cricket. Higher base price for BCCI broadcast rights
The BCCI's Marketing Committee, which met in Mumbai on Wednesday, has kept the base price at Rs 31.25 crore plus one crore (Rs 32.25 crore) per international game for A category and Rs 33 crore plus one crore (Rs 34 crore) per game for B category. Uthappa in squad for South Africa T20
Karnataka's hard-hitting batsman Robin Uthappa was included in the Indian team for the one-off Twenty20 international against South Africa, to be played in Johannesburg, on March 30. The match is being staged to commemorate 150 years of Indians' settlement in South Africa. Martin triple strike puts NZ on top
Australia captain Clarke ruled out of third final
Vijay Hazare Trophy: Bengal, Mumbai make it to semis
Buoyed by his India call-up, speedster Ashok Dinda continued his superb form in the domestic circuit as his five-wicket haul helped Bengal beat Madhyra Pradesh by 15 runs in the quarter-final of the Vijay Hazare Trophy being played at the Palam ground. IPL: Delhi Daredevils launch official song
Delhi Daredevils today launched its new official song Munday Dilli Ke to herald the upcoming season of the India Premier League, that kicks off on April 4. Chris Cairns sues Modi in London court
ICC fines Jayawardene for breaching Code of Conduct
Bangladesh recall Mortaza for Asia Cup
SA aim to whitewash New Zealand for No 1 Test status
South Africa will be aiming to carry the winning momentum from their ODI series into the three-Test series against New Zealand starting in Dunedin on, as it will earn them the status of the No. 1 Test ranked side in the world in the ICC Test Championship table. Adelaide ODI: Dilshan stars as Sri Lanka thrash Australia
West Indies board shocked by Morton's death
Harbhajan all-round show takes Punjab to quarters
Skipper Harbhajan Singh led from the front with a remarkable all-round effort to take Punjab to the quarter-finals of the Vijay Hazare Trophy after a thrilling two-wicket win over Maharashtra in New Delhi. IPL: Railways' 'keeper Rawat joins Pune Warriors
Railways wicketkeeper-batsman Mahesh Rawat on Monday signed in favour of Sahara Pune Warriors for the upcoming fifth edition of the Indian Premier League. Kallis to make donation to Yuvraj Singh Foundation
Deccan Chargers add five uncapped players for IPL 5
Deccan Chargers have added five cricketers -- Abhishek Jhunjhunwala, Atchuta Rao, Syed Ahmed Quadri, Veer Pratap Singh and Sneha Kishore -- to their list of players for the fifth season of Indian Premier League. Micromax named title sponsors of Asia Cup
Micromax Informatics Limited has bagged the title sponsorship for Asia Cup cricket tournament for the second consecutive year. Former WI opener Runako Morton dies in a road accident
Sports psychologist Webster roped in by KKR
Seventy-two-year-old sports psychologist Dr Rudi Webster, who worked with World Cup-winning West Indies captain Clive Lloyd in the 1970's, is set to help Kolkata Knight Riders for the upcoming IPL season 5 beginning on April 4. India to play one-off T20 in SA to mark milestone
India are set to take on South Africa in a one-off Twenty20 International on March 30 in Johannesburg to commemorate the 150 years of settlement of Indians in that country, it has been learnt. 'Why should we pay heed to Chappell's views on Sachin?'
Ranji cricketer Bhikane dies in road accident
Maharashtra's young cricketer Kishor Bhikane, 25, was on Sunday killed in a road accident while another player Abhilash Lokhande sustained serious injuries, police said. Groin injury makes Warner doubtful for second final
PCB confirms Whatmore's appointment
Team India makes a quiet return
India's vanquished cricketers returned home after a demoralising tour of Australia during which they were whitewashed in the Test series and proved no good in the ODI tri-series that followed. Warner's ton lifts Aus to victory in first final
'100th ton has made Tendulkar desperate'
Asia Cup: Misbah to lead Pak, Shoaib Malik dropped
Asia Cup: Sri Lanka axe Herath, recall Lakmal
South Africa sweep New Zealand ODI series
Ponting hopes ODI axing extends Test career
Unpaid Sri Lankan stars continue to work hard
Twenty20 league expected next year in United States
A professional Twenty20 cricket league is scheduled to start in the United States next year, the chief executive of Cricket Holdings America LLC (CHALLC) Keith Wyness said. Whatmore set to join Pakistan team as coach
Ryder retains NZ contract despite alcohol incident
BCCI marketing committee to meet on March 7
The BCCI's marketing committee headed by Dr Farooq Abdullah will meet here on March 7 to decide on floating tenders for finding a new broadcast partner for international and domestic cricket ties hosted by the Board in the 2012-13 season. Australia's Christian takes hat-trick against Sri Lanka
Nicol, Ellis in NZ Test squad to face South Africa
Batsman Rob Nicol and all-rounder Andrew Ellis were included in New Zealand's squad for the first of three home Tests against South Africa, while captain Ross Taylor returned after a calf muscle injury. India exit after SL beat Australia at MCG
'Amir will not appeal to CAS against five-year ban'
Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir will not appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) against a five-year ban for his involvement in a spot-fixing scandal, an International Cricket Council (ICC) spokesman said on Thursday. Gayle not in Windies squad, board to meet Jamaica PM
Sehwag out because of shoulder injury or back spasms?
It is for Sachin to decide when to retire: Kapil
PCB revamp selection committee, Qasim named chief
Former Test spinner Iqbal Qasim will head a revamped Pakistan national selection committee after the One-day series defeat to England last month, officials said on Thursday. PCB backs Aamir, labels him national asset
Ryder, Bracewell receive bans for boozing, squabbling
Saxena, Das among four domestic players to join KKR
Kolkata Knight Riders signed up four domestic players, including two from Bengal for the upcoming IPL season five, starting on April 4. Lee confirms his availability despite broken foot
Yuvraj completes second cycle of chemotherapy
Delhi Daredevils acquire Ross Taylor from Rajasthan Royals
Amla guides South Africa to one-day series win over NZ
Sehwag, Zaheer rested; Tendulkar in Asia Cup squad
Harris, Starc out of Australia ODI squad for WI
Quick bowlers Ryan Harris and Mitchell Starc were left out of Australia's one-day squad for next month's tour of the West Indies on Wednesday. Has to be the best innings of my career: Kohli
Yuvraj congratulates Kohli on match-winning knock
Yuvraj Singh, recovering in the United States from a malignant tumour between his lungs, congratulated Virat Kohli on his stupendous unbeaten knock of 133, which helped India beat Sri Lanka in Hobart and stay in the hunt for a place in the finals of the ODI tri-series in Australia. The senior batsman in jest also advised Kohli to have 'cheeky shake' for recovery after he scored 133 off only 86 balls. India overhaul SL's 320 in 36.4 overs to stay alive
Fit-again James Pattinson gets Australia recall
'There are no questions regarding Viru's captaincy'
Abu Dhabi T20: England beat Pakistan, win series 2-1
I want to make it to the Indian team for the Asia Cup: Pujara
Brand Tendulkar not affected by failures in Australia
Pune Warriors get Dinda, Hopes from Delhi Daredevils
Pacer Ashok Dinda and Australian all-rounder James Hopes will play for Pune Warriors in the fifth edition of the coming Indian Premier League. The aforesaid players have been transferred from Delhi Daredevils. We can see desperation from Indians now: Warner
South African Levi joins Mumbai Indians
Lee claims innocence over Tendulkar run-out
Bangladesh police arrest Pakistani man over spot-fixing
A Pakistani has been questioned by police over his suspected involvement in spot-fixing during the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) Twenty20 tournament, a Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) official said on Sunday. Vijay Hazare Trophy: Yusuf scores ton as Baroda register win
All-rounder Yusuf Pathan scored a blistering century as Baroda defeated Saurashtra by 52 runs to register their first win in the Vijay Hazare Trophy in Mumbai on Sunday. Dhoni unhappy with umpiring in Sydney ODI
Cairns libel case against Modi to start March 5
Former New Zealand cricketer Chris Cairns' libel suit against sacked Indian Premier League Commissioner Lalit Modi will come up for hearing in the London High Court on March 5. Warne in Oz cricket Hall of Fame
Sydney ODI: Australia thrash India by 87 runs, in final
Spirit of Cricket debate rises again with India at centre
Tendulkar gets honorary life membership of SCG
Wade recalls battle with cancer in teenage
Bairstow, Finn help England level Pak T20 series
Jonny Bairstow and Steven Finn inspired England to a 38-run victory over Pakistan in Dubai on Saturday to level the three-match series of Twenty20 internationals at 1-1. Clarke doubtful for Sunday's clash against India
PCB to question banned pace bowler Amir
'No dissension, no communication gap in dressing room'
De villiers century guides South Africa to win
T20 star Richard Levi likely to represent Mumbai Indians
Our execution with the ball wasn't good: Clarke
Team India urges media to be positive
Stung by widespread reports of a rift within the Indian team in Australia, the beleaguered squad's media manager G S Walia urged the media to move ahead and focus on the positives. Pujara's focus on domestic ODIs and India berth
India have arduous task after Sri Lanka stun Aus
Starc hopes for a recall to the tri-series final
Dubai T20: Gul takes Pakistan home
BCCI tells Dhoni, Sehwag to ensure team unity
The Board of Control for Cricket in India stepped in to bring about harmony in the Indian cricket team in Australia, telling skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni and vice-captain Virender Sehwag to ensure cordiality prevails. Nobody available to replace Tendulkar, says Vengsarkar
Railways' keeper Rawat sets Nat mark with 7 catches
Railways wicketkeeper Mahesh Rawat set a national record in List A matches as he pouched seven catches during his team's match against Madhya Pradesh in the Central Zone leg of the Vijay Hazare competition at the VCA Stadium in Jamtha on Thursday. Railways dismissed MP for a paltry 48 and then won comfortably by nine wickets. Langers lauds Australia's 'perform or perish' policy
Sacking Ponting was 'tough', says Clarke
Vijay Hazare Trophy: Mumbai beat Baroda in opening match
Hosts Mumbai kicked off their campaign in the West Zone Vijay Hazare Trophy One-day tournament by defeating Baroda by four wickets in a low-scoring game at the Wankhede Stadium on Wednesday. 5 foreign players: Sahara needs consent of franchises
The IPL Governing Council has asked Sahara Pune Warriors to obtain the consent of all the franchises to field five foreign players in the fifth edition of the T20 tournament. SA clinch T20 thriller to win NZ series
'Ponting should have retired after Adelaide Test'
Former Australian paceman Geoff Lawson feels Ricky Ponting is self-indulgent and says the batsman should have announced his retirement from after the Adelaide Test against India last month. India, SA in contention to finish as No. 2 side
Even as the cut-off date for announcing the best team draws closer, the battle for the number two spot in the ICC ODI Championship gets interesting with India, South Africa and Sri Lanka emerging as contenders. Pietersen leads England to series sweep
Sehwag, Tendulkar too 'slow' for ODIs?
SL commentator Ranil Abeynaike dies
Renowned cricket commentator, Ranil Abeynaike of Sri Lanka passed away at a private hospital in Colombo following a severe heart attack, his family informed on Tuesday. India crash to SL after top order batting flops
Agarkar still harbours hopes of making India comeback
Like Ponting, should Sachin quit ODIs? Have your say
ICC says Pakistani Kaneria not clear to play
Ponting says one-day international career is over
Tendulkar wins ESPNcricinfo Test batting award
Iconic Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar has bagged the fifth ESPNcricinfo best batting performance award in Tests, beating the likes of compatriot Rahul Dravid and Australia skipper Michael Clarke. Tendulkar, whose 146 at Cape Town in 2011 came under testing conditions and in the face of sublime swing bowling by Dale Steyn, was the No 1 choice of seven jurors of 11 who had him in their top three. Sehwag set to lead India against Lanka on Tuesday
Ponting dropped, Watson returns to One-day squad
Kiwis recall Franklin, Ryder for SA ODIs
Tendulkar to have precautionary MRI scan
Pakistan players set for pay boost in new contracts
Pakistan's contracted players are set to get a pay boost from their cricket board when the new central contracts list is announced next month for 2012, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief operating officer Subham Ahmad said. Gooch gets full-time job as England batting coach
Former Test captain Graham Gooch was appointed England's full-time batting coach on Saturday. Stats: Highest international Twenty20 scores
List of highest international Twenty20 scores after South Africa's Richard Levi scored 117 not out in his side's eight-wicket victory over New Zealand at Seddon Park in Hamilton on Sunday. Richard Levi smashes the fastest T20 century
Whatmore to take over as Pak coach next month
ICC turns down PCB's invitation to attend security briefings
The ICC has turned down an invitation by the Pakistan Cricket Board to attend the briefings planned for the visiting security delegation of the Bangladesh Cricket Board early next month in Islamabad. Australia thrash hapless India by 110 runs
Out or not out? Third umpire causes confusion
Pietersen century helps England win ODI series
Court issues NBW against Azharrudin in cheque bounce case
Ganguly to lead in Vijay Hazare trophy
Mumbai Indians add five uncapped players for IPL V
Mumbai Indians today added five cricketers -- Apoorva Wankhede, Sujit Nayak, Rahul Shukla, Kuldeep Yadav and Sushant Marathe -- to their list of players for the fifth season of Indian Premier League, commencing on April 4. Kaneria vows to clear his name in spot-fixing scandal
Sri Lanka says secures funds to pay players
A Sri Lankan bank has agreed to release 600 million Sri Lanka rupees ($5.07 million) to the country's cash-strapped cricket board to pay its salary-starved players, according to the sports ministry. BCCI Technical panel against neutral Ranji venues
The Board of Control for Cricket in India's Technical Committee is not in favour of hosting Ranji Trophy games at neutral venues and wants the existing 'home and away' format to continue for the next season. Former Essex player Westfield jailed for spot-fixing
Australian pacer Harris mulls Test retirement
BCCI Technical Committee backs use of lights in Tests
The Technical Committee of the Cricket Board, headed by Sourav Ganguly, has recommended usage of floodlights during Test matches played in India. Kaneria implicated in English spot-fix case
Aakash Chopra for sweeping changes in domestic structure
Karnail stadium barred from hosting Ranji matches
The Board of Control for Cricket in India's senior tournament committee has recommended that the Karnail Singh stadium in Delhi be barred from hosting cricket matches in 2012-13 following adverse reports from match referees over the pitch conditions during fixtures held earlier this season. Sri Lanka trounce Aus for first win in tri-series
Guptill continues to plunder runs as NZ beat SA
Injured Clarke to miss match against India
We have not bent any rules: IPL chairman
IPL: Pietersen confident of good season for Delhi Daredevils
Sahara against IPL player retention
Sahara Group chairman Subrata Roy, who reached a compromise with the Board of Control for Cricket in India to pave the way for Pune Warriors' participation in the IPL, has demanded an open auction without any player retention to make the cash-rich Twenty20 league more entertaining. Sahara-BCCI stand-off over; Pune Warriors for IPL
Andrew Symonds hangs up his boots
'Haddin's omission lacked clarity'
Yuvi positive after tumour 'almost out of his system'
Team India stay away from practice session
The Indian cricket team chose to stay locked inside their hotel rooms, making it the 16th day in the past 64 days of the tour when the players turned their backs on bat and ball. Shoaib Akhtar denies affair with actress Meera
Warner happy to work under Ponting's captaincy
BCCI taps cricketing backwaters for bowling options
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is finally looking beyond the traditional powerhouses to boost the team's thin bowling resources. Cook, Finn sink Pakistan again
Alastair Cook scored his second successive century and Steven Finn bagged four wickets as England beat Pakistan by 20 runs in the second ODI in Abu Dhabi. 'Selectors should tell Haddin what his future holds'
Australia's Harris tired of forced rest
'Ponting's appointment as captain doesn't make sense'
My wrong call cost us the game, says Dhoni
Agarkar to lead Mumbai in One-day tournament
East Zone win maiden Duleep Trophy title
Williamson guides Kiwis to T20 win over Zim
Kane Williamson produced some brilliant placement under pressure to guide New Zealand to a five-wicket victory over Zimbabwe in their second Twenty20 international at Seddon Park in Hamilton on Tuesday. Kapil wishes Yuvraj speedy recovery
The 30-year-old Yuvraj has been in the US since last month and is currently undergoing chemotherapy at the Cancer Research Institute in Boston. India-Sri Lanka ODI ends in a thrilling tie
BCCI appoints Dawes as India's bowling coach
Former Australian first-class pacer Joe Dawes will take over as the Indian cricket team's bowling coach after Eric Simons' tenure comes to an end at the completion of the ongoing tour of Australia. Cook, Finn steer England to big win over Pak
Captain Alastair Cook's superb century and Steve Finn's four wickets lifted England to a crushing 130-run victory over Pakistan in the first One-Day International in Abu Dhabi on Monday. Duleep Trophy final: Wriddhiman puts East in command
Wriddhiman Saha continued in his rich vein of form and struck a brilliant 170, which put East Zone in a commanding position against Central Zone at stumps, on the second day of the Duleep Trophy final in Indore, on Monday. Replying to Central's meagre 133, East were all out for 370 in their first innings, a sizeable lead of 237 runs. Too much Christmas time off hurt England: Collingwood
BCCI rules out inquiry into Test debacle in Aus
India suffered a humiliating 0-4 Test series whitewash against Australia last month and had the dubious distinction of losing eight straight matches overseas, but the Board of Control for Cricket Board, on Monday, ruled out an inquiry into the team's performance on the tour. Injured Clarke to miss Lanka match
Duleep Trophy Day 1: Dinda, Shami help East gain control
Bengal speedsters Ashok Dinda and Mohammed Shami Ahmed bowled at a brisk pace to shot Central Zone out for a paltry 133, on the first day of the Duleep Trophy final at the Holkar Stadium, in Indore on Sunday. BCCI's Working Committee to decide on Sahara dispute
The BCCI on Sunday decided to take all the "outstanding issues" concerning the aggrieved Sahara Group to its Working Committee meeting on Monday which is expected to give finishing touches to a compromise formula aimed at breaking the week-long stalemate. Gambhir hits 92 as India down Australia
Confusion prevails over Team India's rotation policy
Team India's policy of rotating its three openers, including Sachin Tendulkar, was again thrown into confusion with offspinner R Ashwin saying that he is not aware of the team's selection policy. Positive outcome likely from Sahara-BCCI meeting
The top brass of BCCI and the aggrieved Sahara Group will meet in Mumbai on Sunday in a bid to break the stalemate which prompted the corporate giant to withdraw sponsorship of the Indian cricket team and also pull out of the IPL. T20: Guptill's form continues as NZ beat Zimbabwe
Afridi, Younis help Pakistan down Afghanistan
All-rounder Shahid Afridi took five wickets while Younis Khan and Imran Farhat both hit half-centuries as Pakistan beat Afghanistan by seven wickets in the day-night international in Sharjah on Friday. Mathews heroics in vain as Aus edge Lanka
Recovering Yuvraj posts bald pic
Let's see how the pacers perform overseas: Clarke
PCB steps in to solve confusion over Malik's selection
The Pakistan cricket Board had to step in to avoid a big confusion over the selection of former captain Shoaib Malik in the Pakistan squad for the One-day series against England after captain Misbah-ul-Haq insisted on wanting Malik in the side. Controversy hits BPL: Mortaza gets spot-fixing approach
The Bangladesh Premier League got its first dose of controversy as Mashrafe Mortaza reported to his franchise, Dhaka Gladiators, an approach from a fellow-cricketer to indulge in spot-fixing during the tournament. FICA concerned about plight of Kochi, Pune IPL teams
Federation of International Cricketers' Associations CEO Tim May has expressed concern over Sahara India's withdrawal of its franchise, Pune Warriors, from the Indian Premier League. Media gag on Pak players after Ajmal controversy
Stung by the controversy created by Saeed Ajmal's recent interview, the Pakistan Cricket Board imposed a media gag on its players, making it mandatory for them to make statements only in the presence of the team manager. McCullum blazes ton as New Zealand trounce Zimbabwe
Bracken accuses CA for premature end to his career
Tri-Series: Watson on road to recovery
Warner likely to be rested for Sri Lanka match
In-form Australian batsman David Warner is likely to be rested for Friday's tri-series match in Perth against Sri Lanka, which could pave the way for Queenslander Peter Forrest making his international debut. Tendulkar should play all matches, insists Gavaskar
It is good to be on the winning side: Dhoni
Pakistan recall Malik after Misbah intervention
I am to blame for treatment delay: Yuvraj
Ashwin, Jadeja guide India to victory over Sri Lanka
PCB clarifies after Ajmal lands in controversy
Majumdar, Vardhan hit tons as East enter final
East Zone completed the formalities on an inconsequential final day of their Duleep Trophy semi-final against North Zone, advancing to the summit clash by virtue of the first-innings lead. Central Zone qualify for Duleep Trophy final
Disciplined show with both bat and ball helped Central Zone qualify for the final of the Duleep Trophy after they took the crucial first-innings lead against defending champions South Zone, on the final day in Chennai. Tendulkar back in top ten in ICC Test rankings
Gavaskar slams rotation of players
No truth in what Modi is saying: Srinivasan
Agarkar makes himself available for Mumbai
Pakistan drop Malik, bring in Afridi for ODIs
Credit goes to Misbah's sensible leadership: Miandad
Cricket Australia withdraws Hindi advertisement
Facing heavy fine for alleged promotion of tobacco, Cricket Australia has withdrawn a Hindi advertisement from the ongoing tri-series. England dumps Bell from ODI squad
'It will be a pity if BCCI and Pune don't make peace'
'Sachin will be great even if he misses 100th ton'
Let's play Pathan and Tiwary: Ganguly
Tumour is curable, Yuvraj will be back on field: Doc
Duleep Trophy: Dinda's eight-for takes East to final
East Zone are all but through to the finals of the Duleep Trophy as Ashok Dinda's fiery spell ensured an all-important first-innings lead of 28 runs against North Zone on the penultimate day, at the Feroz Shah Kotla. Pakistan complete England whitewash
Saeed Ajmal and Umar Gul were the chief destroyers as Pakistan won the third and final Test by 71 runs on the fourth day on Monday, recording their first clean sweep in a series against England. BCCI tells media to respect Yuvraj's privacy
The Indian Cricket Board said it would issue regular health updates of World Cup hero Yuvraj Singh, who is being treated for lung cancer in the United States, and pleaded with the media to respect the ailing player's privacy. Nicol ton anchors NZ to massive win over Zimbabwe
Rob Nicol stroked his second One-Day International century in anchoring New Zealand to a series-winning 141-run victory over Zimbabwe at Cobham Oval in Whangarei on Monday. Maken offers to help Yuvraj in fight against cancer
Hilfenhaus replaces injured Lee for tri-series
Sreesanth eyeing World Twenty20 return
Duleep Trophy Day 2: Awana puts North in favourable position
Speedster Parvinder Awana grabbed six for 84 to help North Zone come right back into the match at stumps, on the second day of their Duleep Trophy quarter-final against East Zone. I don't know about Yuvi's illness: Dhoni
Dhoni indicates Sehwag's omission was team decision
England chase 324 to win against Pakistan
Politicians, sportspersons wish Yuvraj speedy recovery
Bailey as Aussie T20 skipper, not amusing: Chappell
Melbourne ODI: Australia thrash India by 65 runs
Yuvraj has cancer, undergoing chemotherapy in US
Brett Lee out of tri-series with broken foot
The Australian cricket team suffered a massive blow today after its veteran pace spearhead Brett Lee was ruled out of the entire ODI tri-series against India and Sri Lanka due to a broken foot. BCCI could have postponed IPL V auction: Gavaskar
Two phone calls that finally led to Sahara's pull-out
The relationship between Sahara Group and the Indian Cricket Board had turned from bad to worse in the past month but after a "couple of not so cordial telephonic conversation" between the owners of Pune Warriors and the board top brass that had telling effect. 3rd Test: Younis century leaves England in dire straits
Duleep Trophy Day 1: Kaif helps Central to reach 292-8
Modi slams Srinivasan for Sahara's ouster
IPL: Former Pak player Mahmood gets KXIP contract
PCB claims out of form India avoiding playing Pakistan
Frustrated with the continuing deadlock over Indo-Pak cricket ties, PCB chairman Zaka Ashraf has claimed that India is not keen on a revival as the BCCI fears its out-of-form team would struggle against Pakistan. BCCI to clarify stand with Sahara over IPL rules
The BCCI made it clear that rules would not be bent for any IPL franchise but it would still reach out to aggrieved sponsors and Pune Warriors owners Sahara India 'as soon as practicable to clarify its intentions.' Sahara pulls out of IPL, ends ties with BCCI
Pakistan hit back as 16 wickets tumble
India down Aus in 2nd T20, record first win of tour
Guptill top scores as NZ beat Zimbabwe in first ODI
Marsh keen to improve before making Test team
Unpaid SL cricketers playing for love of the game
Jaffer steps down as Mumbai captain
KKR in right direction: Shah Rukh Khan
Amir freed from jail after spot-fixing sentence
Sydney T20: Australia thrash India by 31 runs
ICC Board recommends split presidency role
The ICC Board has recommended to split the role of president with a chairman from 2014, a decision which could affect the nomination of Bangladesh's Mustafa Kamal as ICC vice-president from 2012-14. Australia's Cummins eyeing Windies tour for comeback
Best chance for Pakistan to whitewash England: Afridi
Bedi bats for beleaguered Team India, slams BCCI
Put local cricket ahead of IPL, Pybus tells CSA
The unavailability of national players in the domestic circuit has left the provincial teams aggrieved, prompting Cape Cobras coach Richard Pybus to appeal to Cricket South Africa (CSA) to give preference to local tournaments, rather than the Indian Premier League. Watson wants to come back in at the top
I've been dropped from ODI team, not rested: Haddin
India has been consistent in losing: Imran Khan
144 players up for grabs in IPL V auction
As many as 144 players, including Indian Test batsman VVS Laxman, pacer S Sreesanth and all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja, will go under the hammer at the players' auction for the fifth edition of the Indian Premier League in Bangalore on February 4. East Zone beat West to enter Duleep semis
East Zone turned in a disciplined all-round performance to beat West by five wickets and make it to the semi-finals of the Duleep Trophy, in Valsad, on Monday. East will meet North in the semi-final, scheduled to be played in Delhi from February 4. Will make it tough for selectors to drop me: Wade
Australia drop Marsh, rest Haddin for Tri-series
Anushtup ton gives East 1st innings lead
Bengal middle-order batsman Anushtup Majumdar's unbeaten century ensured a slender but important 29-run first innings lead for East Zone against West in a Duleep Trophy quarter-final in Valsad on Sunday. Haddin may not be picked for first 3 ODIs
Survey says Aus players believe spot-fixing an issue
A survey has revealed that a large number of the Australian cricketers believe that spot-fixing still remains a problem in international cricket but they were sure that their domestic game was clean. Bhajji says India's failure nothing to worry about!
Time for infusion of young blood in team: Pawar
Rehman humbles England as Pakistan clinch series
Gavaskar tells national selectors to watch more Ranji matches
Under-fire BCCI vows to take corrective measures
Kiwis win Test after bowling Zimbabwe out twice
New Zealand highlighted the gulf in international cricket when they bowled Zimbabwe out twice on Saturday to win the only Test match of their tour at McLean Park in Napier by an innings and 301 runs. India slip to third in ICC rankings
The humiliating 0-4 whitewash at the hands of Australia resulted in India dropping a rung to third spot in the ICC Test rankings with Michael Clarke's team breathing down their neck just a fraction of a point behind in the table. Australia crush India by 298 runs to sweep series
Australia took India's last four wickets on Saturday morning to crush the tourists by 298 runs in the fourth Test and record a 4-0 series sweep. Sreesanth unsure about being fit in time for IPL
Reports of senior players retiring baseless: Team India
Duleep Trophy: Yadav hundred props West Zone
Mumbai youngster Suryakumar Yadav hit a sparkling century under pressure to guide West Zone to a respectable 299 for 7 in the Duleep Trophy match against East Zone, in Valsad, on Friday. Pakistan recover after Panesar rips through
Ashwin hopes team's fortunes will change in ODI series
Sri Lankan captaincy only for short time: Jayawardene
'Cricket now about marketing, corporate governance'
Former South African cricket supremo Ali Bacher feels corporate governance has now taken precedence over bat and ball in international cricket. Australia on brink of India series sweep
Kohli becomes most successful Indian batsman in series
# Wriddhiman Saha and Virat Kohli put on 114-run partnership for the sixth wicket -- India's third best at Adelaide -- the top two are 188 between Vijay Hazare and Dattu Phadkar in January 1948 and 147 between Yashpal Sharma and Sandeep Patil in January 1981. New Zealand in cruise control against Zimbabwe
New Zealand's captain Ross Taylor's 111 not out has put the hosts in a commanding position against Zimbabwe. New Zealand are five for 331 on the first day of the one-off Test against Zimbabwe in Napier on Thursday. Hogg lands in controversy over his Muslim slur in twitter
Former Australian cricketer Rodney Hogg found himself in the middle of a controversy over his tweet, which was described as "more than despicable" by a leader of an Islamic group. Ponting to sue Indian IT firm, says report
Angry over using his face in a mobile phone application without permission, veteran Australian batsman Ricky Ponting is mulling to sue an Indian software company, according to reports. Three late Ajmal wickets halt England
SL appoint South African Ford as coach: official
South African Graham Ford has been appointed as the new coach of Sri Lanka on a two-year contract, a Sri Lanka cricket official said on Thursday. Ponting honoured with Australia's highest civil award
Siddle strikes as Australia dominate India again
Misbah shines as Broad, Swann restrict Pakistan
Illness could keep Yuvraj out of IPL-V
Ace batsman Yuvraj Singh is unlikely to play in the fifth edition of Indian Premier League. He is undergoing treatment for a non-malignant lung tumour and is expected to be out of competitive cricket for about six months. IPL-V players' auction on Feb 4 in Bangalore
The country's leading players, including Ravindra Jadeja and VVS Laxman, will go under the hammer in the players' auction for the fifth Indian Premier League in Bangalore on February 4. Besides Jadeja and Laxman, several other Indian and foreign cricketers will be up for grabs when proceedings begin at 11:00 IST at the ITC Royal Gardenia Hotel. Bharat Ratna for Dhyan Chand, Tendulkar left out?
The sports ministry on Wednesday forwarded the names of hockey legend Dhyan Chand, Olympic gold medallist shooter Abhinav Bindra and mountaineer Tenzing Norgay for the Bharat Ratna, but batting ace Sachin Tendulkar's was missing from the list as no recommendation had come from the BCCI. Clarke, Ponting flay India with double tons
Stats: Clarke completes 1000 runs as Test captain
# Michael Clarke (140 not out off 188 balls) has posted his fifth Test hundred against India -- his 19th in Tests. Michael Clarke signs new bat-deal
Starc to play in Big Bash final after missing 4th Test
Jayawardene reappointed Sri Lanka captain
Sri Lanka's Tillakaratne Dilshan has resigned from the captaincy and former skipper Mahela Jayawardene has been reappointed to the role, the island nation's sports minister said on Monday. Ponting, Clarke put India to the sword again
RCA announces cash award for Rajasthan team
The Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) on MOnday announced a cash award of Rs 1.31 crore for the State team that won the Ranji Trophy title for the second consecutive year. Dilshan steps down from Sri Lanka captaincy
Dashing batsman Tillakaratne Dilshan stepped down as Sri Lanka captain following the team's dismal performance in South Africa, where they lost both the Test and ODI series. Rajasthan retain Ranji Trophy on first innings lead
Rajasthan completed formalities on the fifth and final day to successfully defend the Ranji Trophy by virtue of the first-innings lead against Tamil Nadu, at the Chepauk, in Chennai, on Monday. Majola will not quit Cricket South Africa
Embattled Cricket South Africa CEO Gerald Majola has refused to step down from his post despite coming under fire from former officials during the Nicholson Inquiry into the CSA's financial affairs. Adelaide Test: Ishant may make way for Ojha
Three-year plan to protect Cummins from injuries
Lyon in for Starc in Australia squad for 4th Test
Off-spinner Nathan Lyon made his way back into the Australian squad at the expense of pacer Mitchell Starc for the fourth and final cricket Test against India starting in Adelaide on Tuesday. Sangakkara ton sets up narrow Sri Lanka win
Rajasthan all set to retain Ranji Trophy
Rajasthan are all set to retain the Ranji Trophy after ensuring a huge lead against hosts Tamil Nadu at stumps, on the fourth day of the final in Chennai on Sunday. Graham Ford set to replace Marsh as Sri Lanka coach
CA's plans to preserve Cummins will see him miss IPL
'Indian cricket must stop idolising greats'
Under-siege India will lose 'more than just respect' if they don't stop idolising their ageing cricket greats and find a fresh core of fast bowlers and batsmen who specialise in all three formats of the game, feels former Australian batsman Dean Jones. Ranji final: Rajasthan in driver's seat vs TN on Day 3
Defending champions Rajasthan were in a commanding position against hosts Tamil Nadu, at the end of the third day's play of the Ranji Trophy final, in Chennai on Saturday. IPL: Daredevils sign deal with three domestic players
Indian Premier League franchise Delhi Daredevils have signed up three domestic players, including a teenaged all-rounder, for the upcoming IPL season. IPL: Pune Warriors retain Ganguly
Dilshan, Perera steer Sri Lanka past SA
Captain Tillakaratne Dilshan led from the front with 87 and Thisara Perera hit his first half-century in a one-dayer to lead Sri Lanka to a superb five-wicket win over South Africa on Friday. Saxena hits unbeaten 207 as Rajasthan crawl
Opener Vineet Saxena scored one of the slowest double hundreds in recent times as Rajasthan crawled their way to 404 for 2 against Tamil Nadu by stumps on the second day of the Ranji Trophy final, in Chennai, on Friday. Bevan, Jones to coach Bangladesh T20 teams
Former Australian batsmen Dean Jones and Michael Bevan have taken up coaching roles with the Chittagong Kings franchise in the forthcoming Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) Twenty20 competition. Afridi flattered but won't play BPL
More grass and extra bounce to greet India in Adelaide
They are desperate to avoid a whitewash against Australia in the ongoing Test series but the Indian cricket team will not have it easy as "extra bounce" and "more grass" will be there on the pitch being readied for the fourth and final Test starting in Adelaide on Tuesday. RCB sign up Chris Gayle for next two IPL seasons
'There's still a poster of Ricky Ponting on the wall'
Unbeaten opening stand gives Rajasthan Day 1 honours
Openers Aakash Chopra and Vineet Saxena showed loads of patience on a placid strip to enable Rajasthan take the opening day's honours in the Ranji Trophy final against Tamil Nadu, in Chennai, on Thursday. At stumps, Rajasthan, opting to bat, were 221 without loss, with Saxena unbeaten on 120 and Chopra on 86. Afridi attracts highest bid in Bangladesh Premier League auction
Pakistan crush England by 10 wkts in first Test
Inquest into Roebuck's death adjourned
Under-pressure Dhoni unwinds at Adelaide's vineyards
Laxman quashes retirement talks
Ranji final: Can TN maintain consistency vs Rajasthan?
With a balanced squad and the advantage of playing at home, Tamil Nadu are looking to outwit defending champions Rajasthan in the five-day Ranji Trophy final, which gets underway in Chennai, on Thursday. Broadcasters, CA face losses following India's Oz debacle
The Australian cricket team is celebrating its Test demolition of India but the country's Board and broadcasters of the lopsided series have been left to count their losses running into millions of dollars in advertising revenue and gate-earnings. Hafeez misses ton but Pakistan take control
Local boy Harris keen to play Adelaide Test
Warner fit to play Adelaide Test
Winning Ashes is Australia's ultimate goal: Arthur
SA beat SL in third ODI, clinch series
A half-century from Faf du Plessis led South Africa to a series-clinching victory in the third one-dayer against Sri Lanka on Tuesday. Chasing 267 to win, the home team was 179 for five after 34 overs when rain ended play. Out of sorts Haddin told to play in Big Bash
As a triumphant Australian team takes a brief break after crushing India in the third Test, out-of-form wicketkeeper-batsman and vice-captain Brad Haddin has been told to play in the Big Bash Twenty20 League. England crumble under Ajmal's off-spin
No T20 including IPL for Punjab's Under-21 players
In a significant decision aimed to encourage players to hone and perfect their skills first, Punjab Cricket Association has decided not to give NOC to any player registered with the PCA under the age of 21 years who play in T20 game for any club/team/institution including the cash-rich and glamorous IPL. Australia squad unchanged for fourth Test against India
BCCI chief denies 'cannot beat us in India' comments
Board of Control for Cricket in India president N Srinivasan, on Monday, denied having made any statement about top cricket teams not being able to beat India on home soil. Warner credits Chanderpaul for long stay at crease
We will beat Australia when they visit India: BCCI chief
Akhtar says jail terms for Butt, Aamir, Asif harsh
Stats: India have lost 41 Tests by an innings margin
# With seven successive defeats overseas, India's winning percentage fell below 25 overall --112 wins, 146 defeats, 202 drawn games and one tied game out of 461 played -- winning percentage of 24.29. Tendulkar named for tri-series in Australia
Veteran Sachin Tendulkar was recalled while paceman Praveen Kumar and spinner Rahul Sharma were also included in India's 17-member squad for the next month's tri-series in Australia. Performance has not been up to expectations: BCCI
The BCCI on Sunday expressed concern over Indian cricket team's flop show in Australia and promised to take corrective measures ahead of the Adelaide Test and the tri-angular series. Dhoni handed one-match ban for slow over rate
India's woes in the ongoing series against Australia compounded with embattled skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni being handed a one-match ban for slow over rate during the Perth Test that rules him out of the fourth and final Test in Adelaide. Australia inflict innings defeat on India in Perth, pocket series
Warner likely to be appointed T20 skipper against India
Amla, Duminy steer South Africa to victory
Half-centuries from Hashim Amla and JP Duminy helped South Africa secure a five-wicket win in the second one-day international against Sri Lanka on Saturday. IPL Trading: Pragyan Ojha moves from Deccan to Mumbai
Perth Test: Team India stares at another humiliating defeat
Time to breed young blood into the Indian squad: Gavaskar
Don't know why people are after me: Kohli
Tamil Nadu to host Rajasthan in Ranji Trophy final
This will be Tamil Nadu's first appearance in a Ranji Trophy final, since 2003-04, when they lost to Mumbai on the basis of first-innings lead in Chennai. FACTBOX -- The 10 fastest centuries in Test cricket
Tamil Nadu enter Ranji Trophy final for 11th time
Tamil Nadu entered the Ranji Trophy final for the 11th time by virtue of the first innings lead over Mumbai in the semi-final that ended in a draw at the Wankhede stadium on Friday. The visitors, who led the home team by 202 runs in the first innings, piled the agony on their long-time nemesis by notching 331 for 8 before declaring the second innings in the pre-lunch session. WACA chief says pitch controversy storm in tea cup
Dismissing the outrage in the Indian media after ground staff were captured on camera sitting and drinking on the pitch, WACA chief executive Graeme Wood clarified it was customary for the groundsmen to have a drink on eve of a Test match to celebrate their hard work. Perth pitch party: WACA curator defends staff
Warner races to hundred after India fold for 161
Ranji: Vijay slams 103 as TN gain huge lead over Mumbai
India discard Murali Vijay registered his first century of the season as Tamil Nadu took a huge first innings lead over Mumbai, and then more than doubled it by stumps on Day 3 of the four-day Ranji Trophy semi-final at the Wankhede stadium, in Mumbai, on Thursday. Former Essex player Westfield admits fixing charge
Factbox: India vs Australia, third Test, Perth
Factbox on the third Test match between Australia and India, which starts on Friday. Rituraj powers Rajasthan into Ranji Trophy final
Fast bowler Rituraj Singh returned a five-wicket haul as Rajasthan notched a 64-run victory over Haryana and entered their second consecutive Ranji Trophy final, at the Bansi Lal stadium, in Rohtak on Thursday. I have never seen an Indian side fight: Dhoni
Hilfenhaus is maiden over specialist in current India-Aus series
South Africa send Lanka crashing to their lowest ODI score
Sri Lanka collapsed to their lowest one-day score of 43 on Wednesday when they lost by 258 runs to South Africa in the first one-day international at Boland Park. T20, ODI squads to be announced in Delhi on Sunday
The Indian squad for the upcoming two-match T20 International series against hosts Australia and the subsequent triangular one-day series, with Sri Lanka completing the line-up, is to be picked at Delhi on January 15, according to Cricket Board sources. Ranji SF: Balaji, Prasanna give TN command over Mumbai
At stumps on the second day, Mumbai were tottering at 121 for 6 in reply to Tamil Nadu's healthy first innings of 359, with only one specialist batsman left in Hiken Shah. Dhawal Kulkarni is other not-out batsman. Ranji SF: Haryana need 170 for victory with 8 wkts in hand
An intriguing third day is on the cards as hosts Haryana need another 170 runs for victory with eight wickets in hand against defending champions Rajasthan in the Ranji Trophy semi-final, being played at the Bansi Lal stadium in Rohtak. Rajasthan's batsmen gave a better account of themselves in the second innings, scoring 192, after Haryana's first innings folded for 97, providing the hosts a slender lead of eight runs. IPL Trading: McDonald moves from Delhi to RCB
Australian all-rounder Andrew McDonald became the fifth player to be transferred during the IPL trading window, moving from Delhi Daredevils to Royal Challengers Bangalore. Team India celebrates Dravid's birthday. Wish him!
McGill disappointed with India's batting collapse
Tait recalls 2008 Perth Test nightmare
'Hilfenhaus's bowling is difficult to pick'
MCC expects 'powerful' BCCI to embrace DRS sooner
The MCC World Cricket Committee is disappointed with India' continuous rejection of the Decision Review System but hoped technological flaws will be checked soon to leave BCCI with no choice but to embrace it. India seek tighter security for remainder of Test series
Hassled by crowd behaviour during the second cricket Test in Sydney last week, the Indian team management is planning to demand higher security around the boundary rope for the remainder of the four-Test series. Ranji Trophy: Prasanna, Mahesh rally TN after Sandhu strikes
Ramaswamy Prasanna struck a fighting, unbeaten 81 and added 111 with Vijaykumar Yo Mahesh to lift Tamil Nadu from a precarious position to a respectable 250 for 6 by close on Day 1 of the four-day Ranji Trophy semi-final against Mumbai, at the Wankhede stadium on Tuesday. 18 wkts fall on Day 1 in Rajasthan-Haryana Ranji SF
The 22-yard strip at the Bansi Lal stadium in Lahli turned out to be a minefield for Rajasthan and Haryana batsmen, as 18 wickets fell on the first day of the Ranji Trophy semi-final, on Tuesday. If young Harshal Patel's eight for 34 saw Rajasthan being skittled out for 89, the defending champions had another youngster in Rituraj Singh, who took five for 36, to reduce the hosts to 82 for eight at stumps on first day. Bangladesh cricket chief Ahmed passes away
Bangladesh Cricket Board chief executive officer Manzur Ahmed has died of a cardiac arrest, his family and the board confirmed on Tuesday. He was 57. Ranji preview: Mumbai, Haryana start favourites on home turf
A no-holds-barred battle is on the cards when 39-time champions Mumbai will take on their long-time rivals Tamil Nadu in the semifinals of the Ranji Trophy, starting at the Wankhede Stadium on Tuesday. Meanwhile, an intriguing battle is on cards when the bravehearts from Haryana square off against defending champions Rajasthan in the Ranji Trophy semifinal at the Bansi Lal Stadium in Rohtak. Kallis aims at playing 2015 World Cup for SA
Watson advised to play less to ensure career longevity
Illness scare for Marsh ahead of Perth Test
IPL V: Pietersen to turn out for Delhi Daredevils
Ojha should replace Ashwin: Ganguly
Morkel called up to South Africa's ODI squad
All-rounder Albie Morkel has been called up to South Africa's One-day International (ODI) squad as an injury replacement for the five-match series against Sri Lanka, Cricket South Africa announced on Sunday. Injured Pattinson hoping to be back for tri-series
Clarke set to sign $1m bat sponsor deal
Lee makes himself available for ODI tri-series
Pak pacer Asif appeals against ICC ban
Starc brought in as Pattinson replacement for 3rd Test
Bresnan to miss England tour opener
Aussie media raise a toast for captain Clarke
Kallis shines as South Africa beat Sri Lanka by 10 wkts
A superb all-round performance by Jacques Kallis carried South Africa to a series-clinching 10-wicket win over Sri Lanka on the fourth day of the third and final Test at Newlands on Friday. IPL 2012 begins April 4. Check out the schedule
Defending champions Chennai Super Kings will take on Mumbai Indians in the inaugural match of the fifth edition of the Indian Premier League at Chennai's M A Chidambaram stadium on April 4. The cash-rich Twenty20 tournament will have nine franchisee teams play 76 matches across 12 venues in the run-up to the final on May 27. Ridiculous to hear you are old, slow after a weak game: Kallis
Pattinson out of India series with injury
Australia crush India to take 2-0 series lead
Cable operators barred from telecast of Ind-Aus series
The vacation bench of the Delhi high court on Thursday ordered in favour of ESPN Software India Pvt Ltd (ESIPL) in its suit for permanent injunction filed against cable operators across the country against unauthorized broadcast of India's ongoing cricket tour of Australia. Newlands Test: South Africa close in on series win
Mumbai, Rajasthan in Ranji Trophy semis
A summary of the final day's play in the Ranji Trophy elite division quarter-final matches. No captaining Pakistan again, says Afridi
Australia likely to play Harris in Perth Test
Australia flew pacer Ryan Harris to Sydney to join his teammates rather than letting him play for Brisbane Heat in Friday's Big Bash match at the Gabba. Clarke's triple century leaves India toiling
Finger costs India's Kohli half of match fee
Australia likely to play Harris in Perth Test
Newlands Test: Kallis, De Villiers help SA dominate Lanka
Jacques Kallis hit his second Test double century and AB de Villiers added a thrilling hundred before South Africa declared on 580 for four on the second day of the third and final Test against Sri Lanka at Newlands on Wednesday. Kohli may face action for middle finger gesture
Haryana dump Karnataka to enter Ranji semis
A summary of the third day's play in the Ranji Trophy Elite group quarter-final matches. Hodge no longer wants to play for Australia
Sri Lanka keen to host IPL matches
Clarke's double ton leads dominant Australia
Newlands Test: Kallis, Petersen help SA dominate Sri Lanka
Ranji round up: Pawar puts Mumbai on top
A round-up of the second day's action of the four Ranji Trophy quarter-finals being played across the country. Trevor Bayliss appointed KKR chief coach
The Kolkata Knight Riders on Tuesday named Trevor Bayliss as the chief coach of their side for the fifth edition of Indian Premier League. Pacers hand Australia the advantage on Day One
Time to forget Pakistan scandals: Strauss
Paddy Upton set to join Pune Warriors
PCB tight-lipped about Whatmore's appointment
Tipped to take over as Pakistan head coach, Dav Whatmore might have resigned from the helms of Kolkata Knight Riders but the PCB is apparently trying to play safe with an official, on Monday, saying that the Australian's decision has nothing to do with the board. Harshal Patel's eight-wkt haul sends Karnataka crashing
A summary of the first day's play in the Ranji Trophy quarter-final matches. Watson hopes to be fit for third Test
Curator believes Sachin will attain milestone at SCG
India must fight fire with fire: Akram
2nd Test: Tendulkar-mania hits Australian media
Role model constitution for member boards soon: ICC
In a bid to speed up the process of revising the constitutions of its member boards to prevent any government interference, the ICC will soon issue role model constitutions. IPL: KKR coach Whatmore resigns
2nd Test: SCG curator promises fair pitch
The curator of the Sydney Cricket Ground's pitch has promised a "fair" track for the second Test between India and Australia, saying that conditions will decide whether the track assists pace or spin. SA drop Boucher ahead of ODIs against Sri Lanka
Misbah still fears losing captaincy: Coach Mohsin
Wahab was picked only after clearance from ICC: Ashraf
The Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Zaka Ashraf has admitted that left arm pacer Wahab Riaz was selected in the national team for the upcoming England series only after clearance from the ICC. Jones praises Zaheer, rates batting as 'substandard'
'India's chances of winning Australia series over'
Expect a fast track at SCG: curator
Done in by pace and movement during the opening Test against Australia, the Indian cricket team is unlikely to get much respite in the second match as well with the pitch curator promising a track which will initially aid fast bowlers. 'India need awful decisions to convince them 'India needs awful d
Taking potshots at the Indian cricketers for objecting to the Decision Review System, Cricket Australia Chief Executive James Sutherland has said that "some awful decisions" against them, could convince India to use the controversial technology. Herath spins Sri Lanka to victory
Diminutive left-arm spinner Rangana Herath took five wickets to lead Sri Lanka to their first Test win in South Africa on Thursday. Dhoni defends batsmen despite twin failures at MCG
Pakistan hoping for 'fresh start' against England
Watson unlikely to play in second Test
Australian allrounder Shane Watson is unlikely to play the second Test against India next week as he returned home to continue rehab on his hamstring injury. Australia crush India at MCG, take 1-0 lead
BCCI refuses DRS for tri-series
There will be no respite for the umpires officiating in the tri-series involving India, Australia and Sri Lanka, as the Decision Review System (DRS) willl not be used during the 15-match tournament in February due to the BCCI's refusal. Lanka take firm control of Test; Sangakkara hits ton
Batting collapses leave India-Australia Test evenly poised
Cummins may withdraw from IPL V auction
Watson unlikely to play in India series
Australia vice-captain Shane Watson's chances of playing in the four-Test series against India are quite bleak, as the all-rounder's recovery from a hamstring and calf injury is slower than expected. De Lange bags 7 wkts on SA debut, but Lanka on top
Aussie media blast BCCI over DRS refusal
Sehwag completes 8000 runs in Test cricket
Tendulkar misses ton but India on top at MCG
Samaraweera saves the day for SL, impressive debut for De Lange
Pak recall Wahab, Umar; drop Malik for England Tests
Pakistan recalled fast bowler Wahab Riaz and middle-order batsman Umar Akmal, but dropped experienced all-rounder Shoaib Malik for next month's three-Test series against England, in the UAE. Bangladesh meet Pakistan in Asia Cup opener
Pakistan were drawn to play hosts Bangladesh in the opening match of next year's Asia Cup tournament, organisers said on Monday. India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh will play in the March 12-22 tournament in Dhaka. The top two teams from the round-robin phase qualify for the final. Staying fit will be Marsh's biggest challenge: Moody
With Cowan a success, Katich resigned to sidelines
Honours even as Australia end Day 1 on 277-6
Fountain set to join Pak team before England series
Julian Fountain, front-runner for Pakistan's fielding coach position, is likely to join the team ahead of its departure for the forthcoming Test and ODI series against England in the United Arab Emirates. Resumption of cricket ties will take time: Ashraf
The chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, Zaka Ashraf, on Sunday, said that resumption of bilateral ties with neighbours India will take some time. Ranji Trophy: Mumbai thrash Punjab to top Group A
Mumbai pipped Punjab by nine wickets, in Mumbai, on Saturday, on the fourth and final day of their concluding Ranji Trophy Elite Division league tie to rocket to the top of Group A with 25 points. Injured Philander doubtful for second Test
Vernon Philander, South Africa's latest fast bowling sensation, had his participation in the second Test against Sri Lanka thrown into doubt after he pulled up with a knee injury in Durban, on Saturday. Ahmad suppresses fear of BCCI stopping Bangla from touring Pak
A senior official of the Pakistan cricket Board has squashed fears expressed by former captains, Zaheer Abbas and Rashid Latif that the BCCI could influence the BCB to not tour Pakistan next year although the PCB had agreed to let Bangladesh field a candidate for the post of vice-president in the ICC. First Test: Dravid skips net practice
Indian batting mainstay Rahul Dravid didn't turn up for the net practice at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), on Saturday, but the side's media manager insisted that he is fine and only wanted to take a break ahead the first Test against Australia beginning on Monday. Whitney still savours Tendulkar's wicket during 1991-92 tour
When Marsh kicked the bottle to save career
Boxing Day Test: Toss to play vital role, says curator
Ranji Trophy: Mumbai on course for victory over Punjab
Mumbai grabbed a handsome 204-run first innings lead over Punjab and then put the visitors under pressure by reducing them to 203 for four on Day 3 of their four-day concluding Elite Group A Ranji Trophy match at the Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, on Friday. Akram raises concern over Ishant, Zaheer's fitness
Cowan family home 'under siege' ahead of Test debut
Punters bet on Tendulkar's 100th ton at MCG
Now an Englishman demystifies Bradman's average
Either Ponting or Hussey should be dropped: Taylor
Ranji Trophy: Jaffer becomes highest run-getter
A summary of the second day's play in the Elite division matches of the Ranji Trophy. Jayawardene will bat freely after 10,000 runs landmark: Dilshan
Simons named head coach of Delhi Daredevils
India's bowling mentor Eric Simons has been appointed head coach of Delhi Daredevils for the forthcoming edition of the Indian Premier League. Apart from Simmons, a former South Africa international, T A Sekar also makes a return to the Delhi IPL team as its mentor. India's chances hinge on bowlers' fitness: Warne
'Side which scores more in Ind-Aus series will win'
18 wkts fall on Day 1 of Saurashtra-Railways Ranji match
Saurashtra coach Debu Mitra blasted the Railways team management for preparing a track which he feels is not conducive for a first-class match after 18 wickets fell on the first day of the Ranji Trophy tie at the Karnail Singh Stadium in Delhi on Wednesday. Debutant Sandhu bags five wkts as Mumbai restrict Punjab
A summary of the first day's play in the Elite division matches of the Ranji Trophy, on Wednesday. Pakistan beat Bangladesh in fading light to sweep series
Pakistan beat Bangladesh by seven wickets on the fifth day of the second Test to complete a 2-0 series sweep on Wednesday. Clarke warns teammates against taking their selection for granted
Fit Zaheer says he wants to make a difference to India's fortunes
India's refusal to use DRS could create rows: Oz broadcasters
Baffled by India's rejection of the Decision review System for the upcoming Tests against Australia, host broadcasters Channel Nine fear any contentious umpiring calls might snowball into major controversies during the series. Ojha adopting positive approach to counter attacking Aussies
Indians get bowling practice as Tour match ends in draw
Boxing Day Test: Aus pick Cowan, Ponting; axe Hughes, Khawaja
Ed Cowan will open the batting on his debut for Australia in next week's first Test against India after being included in an extended squad announced on Wednesday. ICC pays 46 per cent of fees due to Sri Lanka players
The ICC has paid 46 per cent of the fees due to Sri Lanka's cricketers for the 2011 World Cup after the country's cash-strapped cricket board failed to pay their salaries. After DRS, BCCI says no to Hot Spot for India-Aus Tests
The Board of Control for Cricket in India has not only stuck to its guns on non-acceptance of the Decision Review System (DRS), but also shot down the use of Hot Spot for the upcoming series against Australia. Tendulkar's angst heightened over 100th ton talk: Brearley
Former England skipper Mike Brearley feels that the constant talk around his 100th international century has made Indian batting great Sachin Tendulkar jittery. McGrath puts his weight behind Ponting
Shakib excels with bat and ball, but Pak in control
Shakib Al Hasan became the first Bangladeshi to hit a century and take five wickets in an innings in the same Test but his efforts look like being in a losing cause after Pakistan seized control of the second Test. All-rounder Shakib followed his first-innings 144 with the bat by snapping up six for 82 with the ball as the hosts bowled out Pakistan, already 1-0 up in the two-match series, for 470 on the fourth day on Tuesday. Team India tickled at walk-out claims by Aus media
Team India is bemused and laughing their guts out at the suggestion in the Australian media that they toyed with the idea of boycotting the ongoing three-day warm-up game against Cricket Australia Chairman's XI, being played in Canberra, because of rain. CA Chairman's XI ride on Cowan century as Zaheer fails to impress
Mohsin Khan to stay Pakistan's coach for England series
Mohsin Khan will continue as interim Pakistan coach for next month's Test and One-day series against England in the United Arab Emirates. Australia can exploit India's weak bowling: Warne
Hayden set to retire after Big Bash
Marsh makes himself available for first Test against India
ICC Rankings: Philander continues to move up
Hussey claims he is in good form
Indians pegged back by CA XI on rain-marred opening day
Indian batting stuttered on a rain-marred opening day before Virat Kohli's half century took the visitors to 162 for four against Cricket Australia Chairman's XI in a three-day practice match, in Canberra on Monday. India threatened to abandon practice match over wet conditions
The Indian cricket team on Monday considered walking out of the three-day warm-up match in Canberra even before a ball had been bowled after rain threatened to mar their preparation for the four-match Test series against Australia, starting December 26. Taufiq ton puts Pak in sight of lead
Taufiq Umar completed his seventh Test century as Pakistan closed in on a first innings lead by reaching 292-3 before bad light ended play on the third day of the second Test against Bangladesh on Monday. Change of stance has helped Warner hit form
Punters place India as favourites to win Aus series
The bets have been placed and punters Down Under have picked India as the favourite to win the eagerly-anticipated Test series against Australia that gets underway from December 26. Dinda will fly to Australia as Ishant's substitute: Ganguly
Finger injury risks Paine's cricket career
Pakistan reply well to Bangladesh's 338
PCB denies Pakistan players permission to play Bangladesh league
Pakistan players have been refused permission to play in the lucrative Bangladesh Twenty20 league by their cricket board in order to concentrate on next month's Test series against England in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. We don't have problems with swing bowling: Hussey
Katich meets selector over possible inclusion for India Test
Philander rocks Lanka as SA clinch win inside three days
PCB optimistic of playing India next year
The Pakistan Cricket Board has not given up hope of playing India in a Test series next year, revealed Chairman Zaka Ashraf. Pak players to star in Bangladesh T20 league
In a strange move, the Pakistan Cricket Board has allowed nine of it's top players to sign up for the Bangladesh Twenty20 premier league ahead of the all-important series against England in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Shakib, Nafees frustrate Pakistan with record stand
Chappell set to 'demystify' Tendulkar for Aussies
De Villiers misses ton but South Africa in command
Ranji Trophy: Juneja scores unbeaten double ton on debut
A summary of the final day's play in the Elite division matches of the Ranji Trophy. No chances of Indo-Pak series next year
The possibility of an India-Pakistan bilateral series next year has all but ended after the Asian Cricket Council decided to schedule the Asia Cup from March 12 to 22 in Dhaka. Tendulkar, Laxman strike sweet fifties as match ends in draw
SA in charge after Philander rocks Lanka
Ranji Trophy: Manoj Tiwary keeps Bengal hopes alive
A summary of Thursday's play in the Elite division matches of the Ranji Trophy. IPL player auction on February 4
The Indian Premier League's player auction for the fifth edition will be held on February 4 next year, it was announced, in New Delhi, on Friday. Relief for Nimbus in bank guarantee forfeit case
In a relief to Nimbus Communications, the Bombay High Court, on Friday, directed three banks to give the broadcast rights holder three days notice before forfeiting bank guarantee of Rs 2,000 crore. All's well with Ishant, says team management
The Indian team management quelled concerns over Ishant Sharma's fitness after the pacer walked off bowling just 5.3 overs on the opening day of their first practice match against Cricket Australia Chairman's XI in Canberra on Thursday. Team officials insisted that Sharma left the field to remove some strapping from his ankle that had loosened and was uncomfortable with it. Bollinger eyeing Test recall against India
Yes, Gavaskar was promised four crore a year, says Lalit Modi
Fixing is more around the domestic game: Watts
ECB's anti-corruption chief Chris Watts feels it would be "naive" to believe that county cricket had not been affected by corruption and said that the domestic league is at greater risk of falling prey to match-fixing than the international circuit. Indian bowlers struggle as CAC XI put up 398-6
Marsh might need surgery to save career
Six-year old boy takes six wickets in debut match
Musheer Khan, making his debut in the under-14 Giles shield tournament at the age of six years, bagged a six-wicket haul in his first match to help his side Anjuman-I-Islam Allana English medium school romp to an innings and 40-run win. Ranji Trophy round-up: Mumbai in control against UP
CA's Big Bash killing Test cricket: Slater
Watson is highest earning Oz cricketer thanks to IPL
CA scraps viewer's choice Man of the Match for India-Aus series
Cricket Australia will revert to a panel of experts to decide man of the match awards after Doug Bracewell failed to win a public vote despite bowling New Zealand to victory in a Test match in Hobart on Monday. 'Kumble quit because software proposal was turned down'
Six-year boy debuts in U-14 Mumbai schools tournament
After elder brother Sarfaraz Khan hogged the limelight about two years ago by surpassing Sachin Tendulkar's score of 326 not out in the Harris Shield tournament at the age of 12, it was the turn of his younger brother Musheer Khan to get his share of attention. BCCI has made a U-turn on my contract: Gavaskar
Ranji Trophy: Mumbai well-placed after Marathe's ton
A summary of the first day's play in the Elite division matches of the Ranji Trophy, on Tuesday. Mushtaq predicts spin battle in England-Pakistan series
Former Pakistan leg spinner Mushtaq Ahmed, who is now employed in a coaching role with England, has predicted a battle of spin between the two countries when they meet in an upcoming series in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Nimbus 'acted in compliance of contractual obligations'
A day after the Board of Control for Cricket in India scrapped its contract with Nimbus for defaulting on payments, the broadcast rights holder said it is working towards reaching a resolution. Shaun Marsh unlikely to be fit for first India Test
Australia batsman Shaun Marsh has been withdrawn from the team to play India in a tour match next week and is unlikely to be fit for the opening Test on December 26, Cricket Australia said on Tuesday. 'Ponting or Hussey in line to be axed from India series'
Warne confident of return despite burnt fingers
Dhoni backs India's 'inexperienced' bowling attack
I did not want to be just a figurehead: Kumble
BCCI again turns down Gavaskar's US $1m fee demand
The working committee of the Board of Control for Cricket in India again unanimously shot down former India captain Sunil Gavaskar's demand of a whopping US $1 million fee (approximately 5 crore) per season for media activities involving the Indian Premier League. Kumble quits as NCA chairman
BCCI scraps broadcast deal with Nimbus
The Board of Control for Cricket in India has scrapped its contract with broadcast rights holder Nimbus for defaulting on payments, and forfeited the bank guarantee amount of Rs 2,000 crore. Rehman spins Pakistan to win over Bangladesh
Left-arm spinner Abdur Rehman took three wickets early on Monday to help push Pakistan to an innings and 184-run win over Bangladesh in the first Test in Chittagong. We believed in ourselves that we could win this match: Taylor
IPL II will benefit CSA for a decade: Majola
Embattled Cricket South Africa CEO Gerald Majola, who is facing allegations of pocketing irregular IPL bonuses, claims hosting the event in Johannesburg two years ago would continue to benefit CSA for a decade more. Warne doubtful for Big Bash after burning his hand
New Zealand snatch first Test win in Australia after 26 years
India record 4-1 series victory despite Pollard heroics
BCCI Working Committee to meet on Monday
Resolving payment-related issues with broadcast rights holder for India's home matches, Nimbus, and revamp of various cricket academies will top the agenda when the BCCI's Working Committee will meet in New Delhi, on Monday. Yuvraj aims for comeback in ODIs against Australia
IPL 5: Players' auction in Jan or Feb; 76 matches
Pakistan pile 594-5, Younis slams double
2nd Test: Rain plays spoilsport in Australia's run chase
Franchises to have $2 million cap for next auction on Feb 4
The nine franchises of Indian Premier League (IPL) will go into the auction for next edition of Indian Premier League with a purse of $2 million, as per the decision taken by the Governing Council at a meeting held in Chennai. Dravid, Wadekar get top BCCI honours
Boxing Day Test against India is the pinnacle: Pattinson
Australian pace sensation James Pattinson can't wait for the four-Test series against India later this month as he feels there is no better challenge for him than their famed batting line-up. Hafeez, Younus sizzle, Pakistan in control
ACC: PCB officials hope to meet BCCI counterparts
PCB's senior officials will travel to Singapore to take part in an Asian Cricket Council meeting, hoping to get some confirmation from the BCCI on resumption of bilateral series between the two countries. PCB opts for UDRS against England
The Pakistan Cricket Board has once again shown its strong support for the Umpires Decision Review System by announcing that it would be used in the Test and ODI series against England next month. Taylor, Williamson anchor NZ, take 153-run lead
Maharashtra boy scores unbeaten 451 in Cooch Behar Trophy
Maharashtra's opening batsman Vijay Zol has smashed an unbeaten 451 against Assam in a Under-19 Cooch Behar cricket match in Nasik. Vinay replaces injured Aaron for Australia Tests
Ranji: Jaffer's 110 helps Mumbai earn draw against Saurashtra
A summary of the day's play in the Elite division matches of the Ranji Trophy. Panesar gets England recall for Pakistan series
England recalled spinner Monty Panesar when they named a 16-man squad today for their upcoming Test series against Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates. Pakistan take firm grip of opening Test
Unbeaten half-centuries from Mohammad Hafeez and Taufiq Umar put Pakistan in a commanding position after they had dismissed Bangladesh for 135 on the first day of the first Test on Friday. Richardson refuses to compare Sehwag double with Viv's 189
2nd Test: Pattinson stars for Australia on rain-curtailed day
Mumbai follow-on despite Yadav, Shah tons
A summary of Thursday's play in the Elite division Ranji Trophy matches. Sehwag creates history with 219 as India clinch ODI series
Congratulate Virender Sehwag on his ODI double
Virender Sehwag added another record to his name when he became only the second batsman after Sachin Tendulkar to score a double century in One-Day Internationals. Cricket Australia set for sweeping changes in Board functioning
Australia's cricket governing body will recommend its entire board step down in accordance with an independent review that criticised its structure as being riven with conflicts of interests. Cummins hopes to recover in time for last India Test
Govt could deregister CSA over IPL bonus scam
The South African government could deregister Cricket South Africa and withhold funding if it refused to accept the findings of an inquiry into its financial affairs, the chief of the probe panel said on Thursday. Australia name unchanged squad for 2nd NZ Test
Ranji round-up: Saurashtra in control against Mumbai
A wrap-up of the second day action of the Ranji Trophy Elite division matches across the country on Wednesday. Marsh likely to return for India series after injury layoff
Sri Lankan players to receive unpaid dues
Sri Lanka's contracted cricketers will receive 65 percent of their unpaid fees within the next three days when their ruling body receives $2 million from the International Cricket Council for hosting the 2011 World Cup, the country's sports minister said on Tuesday. Spinners help Pakistan whitewash Bangladesh
Injured Cummins to miss first two Tests vs India
McIntosh determined my IPL bonus: Majola
Ranji round up: Saurashtra in control vs Mumbai
Round up of the ranji matches being played on Tuesday. Majola, McIntosh pocketed more than two thirds of IPL bonus
Former Cricket South Africa official Colin Beggs has alleged that CEO Gerald Majola and former COO Don McIntosh pocketed more than two thirds of the controversial IPL bonuses while staffers down the hierarchy, such as groundsmen, got nothing. Pathan hoping to carry domestic form into Windies ODIs
David White appointed New Zealand Cricket chief
Former Rugby administrator David White was on Monday appointed the CEO of New Zealand Cricket, replacing Justin Vaughan who served NZC for four and a half years. Kohli reprimanded for showing dissent
Champions League exposure aided Rampaul's bowling
Bangladesh Premier League on the horizon
The Bangladesh Cricket Board has accepted an offer of approximaely $51million from Indian firm Game On Sports Management for six editions of a Twenty20 competition, the BCB said on Monday. Irfan returns for WI ODIs, Mithun to tour Australia
Motera ODI: West Indies upset India to keep series alive
Whatmore favourite to replace Pak interim coach Mohsin: Official
Zaka awaits Pak govt approval for India trip
The Pakistan government has still not given approval to PCB Chairman Zaka Ashraf's planned India trip for holding talks with BCCI officials to restore bilateral cricket ties between the two countries. Katich reprimanded for publicly criticising Clarke, CA
Roebuck's family seeks second post-mortem
Aus call up Christian, under-fire Hughes retained for 2nd Test
Irfan, Mithun, Dinda in contention for Praveen's slot
India on course for second successive ODI series triumph
Tendulkar might play last two ODIs of WI series
Sreesanth ruled out for up to eight weeks due to toe injury
Pattinson's pace sends New Zealand crashing to defeat
Debutant pacer James Pattinson ripped through New Zealand's top order in a brilliant morning spell to fire Australia to an emphatic victory by nine wickets on the fourth afternoon of the first Test on Sunday. Agarkar makes himself unavailable for Saurashtra match
In the eye of storm for returning home after being excluded from playing XI against Orissa, veteran pacer Ajit Agarkar has made himself unavailable for Mumbai's next encounter against Saurashtra at Rajkot starting from December 6. Pakistan take series despite Hossain century
Nasir Hossain smashed his maiden century for Bangladesh but they were unable to prevent Pakistan easing to a 76-run win on Saturday for an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match One-day International series. Dravid named new Rajasthan Royals captain
'Invincibles' legend Sam Loxton dies at 90
2nd ODI: Yadav records his best bowling figures
Batters' form, a cause of concern: Misbah
Skipper Misbah-ul-Haq has admitted that the batting remains an area of concern for Pakistan and there is a lot of scope for improvement. Clarke, Haddin drive Australia to 132-run lead
It's one of those days when everything went my way: Rampaul
Ravi Rampaul may have surprised one and all by scoring a 66-ball 86 coming at No. 10 but the West Indies new-ball bowler himself isn't surprised about his record-breaking feat. Rampaul hits highest ODI score by No 10
Vizag ODI: Virat, Rohit power India to a comfortable win
Youngsters Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma conjured a match-winning partnership as India beat West Indies by five wickets in the second ODI in Vizag on Friday to take a 2-0 lead in the five-match series. Mumbai crush Orissa by innings and 210 runs
A summary of the final day's play in the Elite division matchs of the Ranji Trophy, on Friday. MacGill returns to cricket with Big Bash
Ponting provides stability as Aus fight back
Dhaka ODI: Afridi stars in Pakistan win
Former captain Shahid Afridi grabbed yet another five-wicket haul as Pakistan overcame Bangladesh by five wickets in the first one-day international in Dhaka on Thursday. Ganguly's ton in vain as Bengal concede slender lead
A summary of the third day's play in the Elite division Ranji Trophy matches, on Thursday. Test specialists may leave early for Aus
There is a strong possibility that some senior members of the Indian cricket team, especially Test specialists like V V S Laxman, who does not play ODIs, will leave for Australia ahead of the team's departure on December 12. Vettori leads New Zealand fightback on rain-curtailed opening day
Mumbai have Orissa reeling after Yadav's 200
A summary of the second day's play in the Ranji Trophy Elite division matches, on Wednesday. 'Agarkar took permission to return from Ranji match'
The Mumbai Cricket Association will not take any action against India discard Ajit Agarkar for returning home in a huff after being dropped from Mumbai's team against Orissa in the Ranji Trophy Elite match at Cuttack, since he had taken permission. Sri Lankan media slams coach Marsh
Johnson ruled out for five months through foot injury
ED's notice to BCCI regarding IPL II fund transfer
The Enforcement Directorate has issued notice to the BCCI to explain transfer and routing of funds to the tune of Rs 1,600 crore in the conduct of the second season of Indian Premier League cricket tournament. Hafeez, Malik lead Pakistan to easy win
Mohammad Hafeez and Shoaib Malik grabbed two wickets each to lead Pakistan to a comfortable 50-run win over Bangladesh in a low-scoring one-off Twenty20 international on Tuesday. Kaustabh Pawar's ton hoists Mumbai
A summary of the first day's play in the Elite division matches of the Ranji Trophy, on Tuesday. India sneak past West Indies to take 1-0 lead
Chat with Harsha: Should Bhajji have been picked for Oz tour?
Fractured rib puts Praveen Kumar out of Australia Tests
Praveeen Kumar has been ruled out of India's tour of Australia. The pacer underwent a scan on Monday and was found to have a fractured rib. He is expected to take up to six weeks to recover. PCB keen to host India in 2012
The newly-appointed PCB chairman Zaka Ashraf is confident about international cricket's return to Pakistan next year, and hoped that neighbours India too would be visiting the strife-torn country sooner than later. Whatmore, Rhodes in contention for Pakistan coach job
Aussie Warner takes inspiration from Sehwag
Harbhajan advised rest; Uday Kaul to lead Punjab
In absence of Harbhajan Singh, who has been advised rest for pain in his shinbone, Uday Kaul will lead Punjab in their Ranji Trophy Elite division match against Railways at the PCA cricket stadium, Mohali, on Tuesday. ED issues notice to BCCI regarding IPL II fund transfer
Enforcement Directorate has issued notice to the BCCI to explain transfer and routing of funds to the tune of Rs 1,600 crore in the conduct of the second season of Indian Premier League cricket tournament. Praveen out of first three ODIs, Mithun named replacement
Ashwin bags Dilip Sardesai Award
Rewarding Ravichandran Ashwin for his stupendous show in the just-concluded Test series against the West Indies, the BCCI, on Monday, decided to bestow the Dilip Sardesai award on the off-spinner. New Zealand can't wait to get better of Australia
1st ODI: Curator expecting 300-plus score on Barabati track
The track at the Barabati stadium in Cuttack, the venue for the first One-dayer between India and the West Indies, will be tailor-made for batting with plenty of runs on offer, curator Pankaj Patnaik has said. Jesse Ryder equals record for sixes
I am absolutely fine, will be back soon: Yuvraj
Wankhede curator hurt by Ashwin's comment
Sachin, Dhoni pay homage to 26/11 martyrs
Batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar and Indian team captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni paid floral tributes to the victims of the 26/11 terror attacks, at the iconic Taj Hotel in Mumbai. Yuvraj Singh battling lung tumour
Scrap One-day Internationals, says Swann
Zaheer returns for Australia tour; Yuvraj, Harbhajan ignored
India can beat Australia in Australia: Srikkanth
Selection committee chairman Kris Srikkanth expressed confidence that the Indian cricket team named, on Saturday, can achieve the rare feat of beating Australia in a Test series at their own soil in next month's tour of that country. Windies snatch thrilling draw in final Test
Warner features in Australia squad against New Zealand
Explosive opening batsman David Warner is set to earn his first Test cap after he was named in the Australia squad, on Saturday, to face New Zealand in the first Test starting at the Gabba in Brisbane, on Thursday. Misbah leads Pakistan to T20 victory, completes dominance over SL
Misbah-ul-Haq's steady hand and some lusty blows from Shahid Afridi secured Pakistan's five-wicket victory against Sri Lanka in the lone Twenty20 International at Abu Dhabi's Sheikh Zayed Stadium, on Friday. Srikkanth disappointed at Tendulkar missing out on 100th ton
The chairman of the senior selection committee Kris Srikkanth expressed his disappointment on Sachin Tendulkar missing out on his 100th international century, saying that every Indian would be feeling bad about it. Zaheer in Mumbai squad for Ranji tie against Orissa
India's pace spearhead Zaheer Khan has been included in the Mumbai squad for the Ranji Trophy game against Orissa starting November 29 which also be his fitness test ahead of India's tour Down Under. Pak court bars state TV from deal with Zee
A Pakistani court on Friday barred the state-run broadcaster from concluding a deal with Ten Sports, regarding sub-licensing of the broadcast rights for ICC cricket during 2012-15, following insinuations that the sports channel is owned by an Indian entity. Windies ODIs: Dhoni, Tendulkar rested; Sehwag to lead
India's selectors, as expected, named a weakened squad for the first three One-Day Internationals against the West Indies, the first of which is in Cuttack on November 29. Ashwin third Indian to score ton and scalp five wkts in Tests
Cricketer Joginder Sharma operated upon and stable
Joginder Sharma, who suffered head injuries in a road accident in New Delhi on Thursday was operated upon and is recovering at a private hospital. 'Unauthorised CSA bonuses started before IPL2'
Cricket South Africa executives could have been getting 'unauthorised' bonuses even before receiving the controversial payments for hosting IPL's 2009 season currently the subject of an inquiry ordered by Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula, a former CSA Board member has claimed. Cummins waits for duel with 'Rockstar' Tendulkar
He considers Sachin Tendulkar the "Rockstar" of Indian cricket and Australia's new-found pace sensation Pat Cummins says he can't wait for a possible duel with the batting icon in the Test series next month. Ashwin provides the cheer after Tendulkar disappoints
Akash Chopra calls for sporting wickets in domestic cricket
Injury rules out five Australia players from 1st NZ Test
Australia will be without five players for next week's first Test against New Zealand after they failed to overcome injuries, Cricket Australia said, on Friday. Still have 5-6 years of cricket left in me: Harbhajan
Chappell slams ICC for postponing Test Championship
Former India coach Greg Chappell has slammed the ICC for postponing the proposed Test Championship from 2013 to 2015, saying the decision is a "shame" as the event needs to be held as soon as possible to save the longer format of the game. T20 WC hero Joginder injured in road accident
No need for Ashwin to feel cheated: Gambhir
Ravichandran Ashwin was on Thursday censured by Gautam Gambhir for criticizing the wicket at the Wankhede stadium, the venue of the third and final Test between India and the West Indies, saying one doesn't get a five-wicket haul or a hundred easily. 'You need to work hard for it.' Dhoni, Tendulkar could be rested for Windies ODIs
A few senior players could be rested when the national selectors meet, in Mumbai, on Friday, to pick the Indian squad for the first two cricket One-dayers against West Indies. Chappell not ready to sacrifice experience
Milestone man Dravid completes 13,000 Test runs
Dravid misses ton, but Tendulkar on course
Fans throng to Wankhede in anticipation of Tendulkar hundred
After giving lukewarm response in the first two days of the third Test between India and the West Indies, cricket fans made a beeline for entry into the Wankhede Stadium, on Thursday, in anticipation of Sachin Tendulkar coming out to bat and score his 100th international hundred. Ponting pledges to fight for his place in Australian team
Akmal, Misbah guide Pakistan to 4-1 series win
Tanvir's four restricts SL to 218
Pakistan pacer Sohail Tanvir took four wickets to limit Sri Lanka to 218 for nine in their 50 overs in the fifth and final ODI at the Shaikh Zayed stadium, in Abu Dhabi, on Wednesday. Spot-fixing: Butt, Amir's appeal against jail term dismissed
Injury worries for Australia ahead of NZ Test
Bravo scores 166 as Windies batsmen make merry
'Sachin is destined to score 100th ton at Wankhede'
Winning in sub-continent is top priority: Arthur
Australia's first foreign cricket coach Mickey Arthur says consistent selections and triumphs in the subcontinent are the key to rebuilding a team which has gone from being an intimidating world champion to a struggling outfit. Arthur will have to make many adjustments: Buchanan
As Australia's first foreign cricket coach, Mickey Arthur will have to overcome a lot many "cultural issues" during his tenure, feels the team's former coach John Buchanan. Pakistan team more mature than before: Misbah
Pakistan captain Misbah-ul Haq hoped that his country and India could soon resume cricketing ties which was stalled after the Mumbai terrorists attacks in 2008. Butt, Amir's appeal to be heard on Wednesday
Lanka recall Mendis, Fernando for South Africa tour
'We want to bat out the better part of two days'
ICC chief Lorgat to step down next June
Factbox: New Australia coach Mickey Arthur
India rise to second in ICC Test rankings
Australia's series-levelling triumph over South Africa in Johannesburg has helped India rise a rung to the second spot in ICC's latest Test rankings. Edwards, Bravo give Windies Day 1 honours at Wankhede
'Big Bash needs Indian cricketers to become popular'
To make Big Bash League as popular as the IPL, Cricket Australia needs to get the Indian players into the competition. South African Arthur named as new Australia coach
Australia snatch exciting win over SA in fading light
Gayle to play in Zimbabwe T20 tournament
Former West Indies captain Chris Gayle, involved in a protracted dispute with his national board, will play in Zimbabwe's domestic T20 competition at the end of November, officials said, on Monday. 'When we competed we've shown we are on par with India'
When you get big runs it counts a lot: Manish Pandey
Winning streak, a positive development for Pak cricket: Rameez
Former Pakistan captain Rameez Raja feels the country's cricketers are trying hard to regain their credibility that has been shaken by the spot-fixing scandal by trying hard to win each and every match they play. Pakistan names squad for Bangladesh series, Riaz dropped
Pakistani selectors omitted left-arm pacer Wahab Riaz from the squad named for the upcoming series against Bangladesh after his name cropped up during the spot-fixing trials in London early this month. Zaheer expected to make cut in provisional squad for Aus tour
Police to question 16 youths, supported by Roebuck
With his personal life being the talking point after he leapt to death, the police are set to speak to 16 youngsters, who were sponsored and supported by deceased cricket writer Peter Roebuck. Foreign teams not keen on touring Pak just yet: Mani
Former ICC President Ehsan Mani says foreign teams are still reluctant to tour Pakistan because of the security situation in the country and it will take more time for international cricket to resume in Pakistan. Afridi powers Pakistan to series-clinching victory
Bounce and turn await India, West Indies at Wankhede
The Wankhede Stadium track will be unlike the slow and low pitches seen in the first two Tests between India and the West Indies at Delhi and Kolkata, which drew a lot of criticism, and the bounce would be consistent throughout the match, said pitch curator Sudhir Naik. Ranji: Batsmen help MP snatch three points from Bengal
A pedestrian bowling effort by hosts Bengal enabled Madhya Pradesh to log home three points by virtue of first innings lead in a Ranji Trophy Elite Group B match in Kolkata on Sunday. Ranji: Delhi take 139 runs lead against Tamil Nadu
A summary of the second day's play in the Elite Division matches of the Ranji Trophy, on Friday. Amla and de Villiers defy Australia attack
Kambli claims not worth probing: BCCI
Sports Minister Ajay Maken might have called for a probe into the match-fixing claims made by Vinod Kambli but a defiant BCCI said it would not give any importance to the former cricketer's allegations. Steyn lauds South Africa fightback
Basil D'Oliveira dies at 80
WI woman cricketer suspended for failing dope test
Butt, Amir appeal hearing set for Nov 23
Jailed Pakistani cricketers Salman Butt and Mohammad Amir's appeals against their prison sentences for involvement in spot-fixing will come up for hearing on November 23. Chappell promoted youngsters, says Raina
Ajmal, Gul destroy Sri Lanka in third ODI
Steyn sparks another Australia collapse
Ranji Trophy: Manish Pandey's double ton hoists Karnataka
A summary of the second day's play in the Elite Division matches of the Ranji Trophy, on Friday. Decision to field in 1996 WC SF was collective: Wadekar
Former India captain Ajit Wadekar reacted sharply to Vinod Kambli's claims that the 1996 World Cup semi-final between India and Sri Lanka was fixed. 'My question is, if he knew everything, why did he wait for 15 years,' Wadekar said. Azhar rubbishes Kambli's 'match-fixing' claims
Dravid, Laxman move up in Test batting chart
Delhi Police to re-open match-fixing cases
Even though the Board of Control for Cricket in India is tightlipped about the recent allegations made by Vinod Kambli, former India opener Chetan Chauhan feels that the Board should seriously look into the matter. We overdid on the aggression part: Flower
Australian states agree to have law against match-fixing
Australia's states and territories decided to introduce nationwide laws against match-fixing with Sports Minister Mark Arbib saying that having tough penalties in place is the only way to deal with the "scourge". Decision to field in 1996 WC semis stunned me: Kambli
Kallis goes past 12,000 runs but SA stumble
Kallis fourth highest Test run scorer
Bravo matches Lara's record of Test average
Rohit replaces Yuvraj for Mumbai Test vs Windies
Rohit Sharma will replace Yuvraj Singh in India's team for the third and final Test against the West Indies, beginning in Mumbai, on November 22. Middle-order batsman Sharma was rewarded for consistent performances in the domestic circuit. Mumbai fight back after Manish Pandey hundred
A summary of the first day's play in the Ranji Trophy Elite division matches, on Thursday. Eden pitch lacks turn and bounce: Dhoni
The Eden Gardens track once again drew criticism from Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni for being too flat without any turn and bounce as the home side struggled to bowl out West Indies in their second innings before coasting to a series-clinching victory, in Kolkata, on Thursday. India beat Windies by an innings, clinch Test series
Mohammad, Narine get Windies call-up for ODIs, Gayle ignored
West Indies have named Trinidadian rookies Jason Mohammed and Sunil Narine in their 15-member team for the five One-Day Internationals against India, but once again there was no place for Chris Gayle. Roebuck's death: Zimbabwean orphanage to launch separate probe
Smith disappointed at Test Championship delay
Gibbs will remain unscathed in renewed probe, says lawyer
Former South Africa opener Herschelle Gibbs will emerge unscathed from any new probe by Indian authorities into the match-fixing saga involving now deceased captain Hansie Cronje in 2000, his lawyer Peter Whelan told the daily Business Day, in Johannesburg, on Wednesday. 'Every international team fixed matches in 1990s'
West Indies launch fightback after following-on
Cricket Australia launch anti-corruption unit
India, WI players vote for use of floodlights
With bad light robbing off one-hour and nine minutes of play on the second day of the second cricket Test at the Eden Gardens, in Kolkata, on Tuesday, both Indian and West Indian cricketers have vouched for the use of floodlights in the longer version of the game if necessary. BCCI to bring Tests to non-Test venues: Shetty
The Indian Cricket Board is mulling the idea of organising Test matches in smaller centres to promote the longest form of the game after seeing the poor response in major venues like Eden Gardens and New Delhi's Feroz Shah Kotla during the ongoing India-West Indies series. Now, radio host claims Roebuck made him 'uncomfortable'
Late cricket writer Peter Roebuck's mysterious personal life has become a subject of speculation after his suicide in South Africa with a radio host claiming that the celebrated journalist made him feel 'uncomfotable' and acted 'inappropriately' during an interaction. Windies have a mountain to climb after Dhoni, VVS tons
Afridi blitzkrieg in vain as Lanka down Pak to level series
ICC says no World Test championship until 2017
Cricket's World Test championship will not begin until 2017, International Cricket Council (ICC) chief executive Haroon Lorgat announced, in Dubai, on Monday. 'Eden Gardens looks and sounds like a morgue'
Would like to see how BCCI spends its money: Maken
The BCCI is one of the most efficient sports bodies in the country but there would be a question mark over its functioning if the cricket board does not come under the Right to Information Act, Sports Minister Ajay Maken said, in New Delhi, on Monday. Sex with FB friend new angle to Roebuck's death
Noted cricket columnist Peter Roebuck's suicide continues to be shrouded in mystery, with the South African police refusing to disclose anything even as media reports said he may have taken the extreme step after a complaint of a sexual nature had been made against him by a Facebook friend. Dravid highest Test run-getter in 2011
Roebuck on Sachin's 100th Test appearance
West Indies reel under Dravid's 36th Test ton
Inquest into Roebuck's death could take a month
SA Police refuse to comment on Roebuck death mystery
Windies pay tribute to St Lucia accident victims
The West Indian cricketers took to the field wearing black armbands in the second Test against India on Monday as tribute to the victims of an accident in St Lucia where a minibus plunged off a cliff into the ocean killing 17 people. 'I would like to continue my good show at the Eden'
Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin hopes that he will continue his good show at the Eden Gardens when he comes onto bowl during the second Test match. 'Roebuck was questioned about an alleged sexual assault'
Tendulkar visits Kali temple to seek blessings
One short of his 100th international century, Sachin Tendulkar, on Sunday, sought divine blessings when he visited Kali Temple at Kalighat while his fans organised havans to wish him luck. Ranji: Resilient Mumbai holds Rajasthan
Round up of Ranji Trophy matches being played throughout the country. A lot to learn from Chanderpaul, Sammy tells batsmen
Warner to replace injured Marsh in second Test
David Warner will replace the injured Shaun Marsh in the Australian squad for the second and final Test against South Africa, Cricket Australia (CA) said on Sunday. Rampaul suffers from stomach bug, WI ropes in Shillingford
West Indies, on Sunday, received a setback when strike bowler Ravi Rampaul was hospitalised after suffering from stomach bug, which could pave the way for off-spinner Shane Shillingford for the second Test against India, beginning on Monday. Police confirm Peter Roebuck committed suicide
Ashwin ties the knot in low-key ceremony
PCB chief seeks restoration of cricket ties with India
Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Zaka Ashraf claims to have told his Indian counterpart that Pakistan is willing to tour India in a bid to restore bilateral cricket ties between the two countries. Butt, Asif want to serve jail sentence in Pakistan: report
Uncomfortable with the attention they are receiving from fellow inmates, Pakistani cricketers Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif want to be transferred to a jail in their own country to serve their sentences for being involved in the spot-fixing scam. Former Somerset captain and writer Roebuck dead at 55
Peter Roebuck, the former captain of English county Somerset and one of the finest cricket writers of his time, was found dead at the age of 55 in his hotel in South Africa, the Sydney Morning Herald said Sunday. We are ready to face ICC probe: Kamran, Riaz
Under scanner Pakistani cricketers Kamran Akmal and Wahab Riaz, on Saturday, said they are ready to face any investigation by the ICC as they do not want their names to be linked with corruption and spot-fixing media reports. Ranji: Mumbai sniff first innings lead over Rajasthan
Round up of the Ranji trophy matches being played in the country. Have to stop Tendulkar from scoring against us: Edwards
'India will win the series 3-0 against West Indies'
Steyn, 20th bowler to break into 900 ranking point mark
Jailed Pak trio could be deported after end of term
Jailed Pakistani cricketers Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir could be deported from the UK after the completion of their prison terms. Pakistan trounce Sri Lanka in first ODI
Pakistan beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets in the first day-night One-day-international at Dubai stadium on Friday. Pakistan's Amir can appeal spot-fixing jail term
Mohammad Amir, one of the Pakistan cricketers jailed for fixing parts of a Test match in England last year, was given permission on Friday to challenge his sentence. Mumbai face stiff task against Rajasthan's 530
A summary of the second day's play in the Elite division Ranji Trophy matches. South Africa beat Australia by eight wickets
Wickets tumble in remarkable Newlands Test
Karthik checks Karnataka after Uthappa's blazing ton
A summary of the first day's play in the Ranji Trophy Elite group matches, on Thursday. Eden pitch under scanner for Indo-Windies Test
Less than a fortnight after it was criticised by Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni as an 'ugly' wicket, the Eden Gardens strip is back in focus again. Marsh, Bichel named Cricket Australia selectors
Rod Marsh and Andy Bichel have been appointed part-time selectors by Cricket Australia (CA), the country's cricket board said on Thursday. Former wicketkeeper Marsh, 64, has played 96 Tests for Australia while 41-year old former paceman Bichel retired from first-class cricket in November 2007. Tax violations in IPL should be investigated: Maken
Youngsters' good show prompted unchanged squad: Srikkanth
India name unchanged squad for 2nd Test
India has retained the same squad for the second Test against the West Indies, once again leaving out senior off-spinner Harbhajan Singh from the side. Will Ashwin, Ojha's rise relegate Harbhajan to the sidelines?
Clarke leads Aus recovery after SA pacers strike
Goa to probe Asnodkar's decision to call off Ranji match
Goa's Ranji team interim captain Swapnil Asnodkar could find himself in deep trouble following deposition by a fellow-player before the Goa Cricket Association, claiming that he had hinted at calling off the match against Maharashtra, at Porvorim, near Panaji, during the fourth over itself. Expectations from Sachin as high as Mount Everest: Dhoni
India thrash West Indies at Kotla
Spot-fixing: Butt appeals against jail sentence
Ganguly did not get Chappell coach's job: Gavaskar
Ganguly refuses to comment on Chappell's book
'We have 120-odd runs to defend and cannot falter'
West Indies coach Ottis Gibson rued that his side squandered the advantage they had in the first innings by playing too cautiously in the second essay of the first Test against India in Delhi on Tuesday. Mohd Amir moved to more secure rehab centre
Kotla Test: India need 124 runs more for victory
Pakistan clinch series with drab draw
Pakistan batted out the final session against Sri Lanka to draw the third and final Test match and win the series 1-0 on Monday. Sammy lauds WI bowlers for inspired show
Jeff Dujon admires 'all-round package' Dhoni
Butt, Asif forced to share prison cell
They turned on each other during the spot-fixing trial and now convicted Pakistan cricketers Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif have been forced to share a cell at the Wandsworth prison where they are serving their term. Kotla Test: Ojha helps India retain advantage
Keep mouth shut and focus on cricket: Waqar to Afridi
Stats: Dhoni overtakes Kirmani with most dismissals
Statistical highlights on day one of the first Test between India and the West Indies at the Feroz Shah Kotla ground. Sri Lanka extend lead as draw looms in final Test
Ranji: Punjab seal a draw, UP take three points
Round up of all the Ranji trophy matches played round the country. Team does not rely just on me: Chanderpaul
Chappell asks for life ban on players involved in fixing
Dhoni goes past Kirmani as Indian 'keeper with most dismissals
India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Sunday completed another milestone as he pipped Syed Kirmani to become the Indian wicketkeeper with highest number of dismissals in his kitty. Kotla Test: Chanderpaul ton helps Windies reach 256-five
Shivnarine Chanderpaul brought all his experience into play as he notched up an unbeaten 111 to steer West Indies to 256 for five and share the honours with India on day one of the first cricket Test at the Ferozshah Kotla on Sunday. Sammy promises "fearless" display against India
Sri Lanka hit back to leave Test finely poised
Ranji roundup: Raina double ton puts UP in driver's seat
Round up of the Ranji Trophy matches being played throughout the country. 'India can regain confidence in series against WI'
Windies coach Gibson backs Bishoo to shine in India
Pak president Zardari asks PCB to help tainted trio
Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has instructed the Pakistan Cricket Board to provide all necessary legal help to the tainted trio. Majeed tried approaching me too: Afridi
Spot-fixing: Asif may challenge conviction
PCB plans internal inquiry into spot-fixing scandal
Ajmal's four-wkt haul fails to check Sri Lanka's charge
Pakistan, replying to Sri Lanka's first inings total of 413, were 35 for 2 at stumps on Day 2 of the third Test. Jadeja scores 314 as Saurashtra amass 545 vs Orissa
A summary of the second day's play in the Ranji Trophy Elite division matches, on Friday. BCCI lists reservations on Sports bill
The BCCI, which had rejected the revised Sports Bill last week, on Friday, wrote a letter to the Sports Ministry, conveying their strong reservations on various aspects of the controversial bill. Sri Lanka hands cricket ground maintenance to military
Sri Lanka's military will now take care of the grounds of three cricket stadiums, a move putting the armed forces into the operations of the country's sporting passion and widening an already big role in civilian affairs, officials said on Friday. Full-strength Indian team sweats out at Kotla nets
'Hype around 100th ton not helping Tendulkar'
Windies coach Gibson backs Bishoo to shine in India
Lalit Modi withdraws plea from Delhi HC in passport case
Sacked IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi withdrew from the Delhi High Court his plea seeking expeditious hearing before the Ministry of External Affairs against revocation of his passport, saying an order has already been passed by the appellate authority. Warne set to return in Australia's Big Bash: Report
Jailed Mohammad Amir blames PCB for lack of education
Sangakkara ton gives Sri Lanka early ascendancy
Kumar Sangakkara's 27th Test century helped Sri Lanka reach 245 for two and into a strong position at stumps on the first day of their must-win third and final Test against Pakistan in neutral Sharjah on Thursday. Salman Butt to appeal against fixing sentence
Jail terms on Pak trio will have deterrent effect: Gavaskar
Ranji Trophy: Mandeep's unbeaten 158 propels Punjab to 329-5
A round-up of the opening day's play in the Ranji Trophy Elite division matches. Spot-fixing: Judge slaps fines too on convicted Pak trio
Spot-fixing: Butt gets two-and-a-half years jail; Asif one
Bedi welcomes conviction of Pak trio
Former India captain Bishan Singh Bedi lauded the majority judgement passed by Southwark Crown Court in London that found Pakistan cricketers Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif guilty of taking bribes to fix part of a Test match against England last year. No Katich, Clarke face-off in domestic circuit
Australian cricketers Simon Katich and Michael Clarke will not turn up together for their domestic side New South Wales this month due to the duo's recent war of words. ICC may now investigate Kamran, Riaz
Botham accuses ICC of being soft on corruption
No certainty on Afridi's return to international cricket
Five-star Bishoo stars as WI down Bangladesh to claim series
ICC to investigate more matches of Pak's 2010 Eng tour
'Committed' CA reaffirms resolve to fight corruption
A 'committed' Cricket Australia on Wednesday reaffirmed its resolve to tackle corruption in the game on 'priority' basis following the conviction of Pakistani cricketers Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif in the spot-fixing scam. Sri Lanka make seven changes for ODIs
Sri Lanka selectors made seven changes from the Test squad who are trailing Pakistan 1-0 in the three-Test series when they named a 15-man squad on Tuesday for five One-day Internationals. ICC needs to be more pro-active to fight corruption: Hussain
The guilty verdicts handed out to Pakistani cricketers Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif in the spot-fixing case should act as wake call for the ICC to be more pro-active in uncovering corruption prevalent within the game, feels former England captain Nasser Hussain. Court verdicts will have no impact on suspensions: ICC
The International Cricket Council (ICC), on Tuesday night, said that the guilty verdicts handed down to two Pakistani cricketers in the spot-fixing case in England will "have no impact" on the length of the suspensions meted out to them at its own hearing in Doha early this year. Haider feels vindicated after spot-fixing trial
Good to have genius like Tendulkar in team: Dhoni
Afridi, Razzaq return to Pakistan ODI squad
Majhar Majeed pleads guilty, admits handing over money to trio
Bookmaker Mazhar Majeed, the agent of three Pakistan cricketers convicted for spot-fixing, has pleaded guilty to his involvement in the betting scam and admitted the handing over of 77,000 pounds sterling to the trio. 'Sachin Tendulkar has not picked up stake in Super Series'
I was threatened by underworld for not fixing matches: Modi
Bulawayo Test: Guptill ton puts New Zealand in command
Martin Guptill hit his second Test century to put New Zealand in firm control of their one-off Test against Zimbabwe at Queens Sports Club on Tuesday. Amir pleads guilty in spot-fixing scandal
Young Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir has pleaded guilty to spot-fixing during last year's Lord's Test against England, a media report said on Tuesday. If you do worse, be prepared for worse: Dhoni
Pakistan spot-fixing scandal: timeline
Timeline of the spot-fixing scandal that led to the conviction of Pakistan cricketers Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif in the Southwark Crown Court in London on Tuesday. ICC to react after jury's final verdict on 4th charge
The International Cricket Council reserved its reaction on the conviction of Pakistani cricketers Salman Butt and Mohammed Asif on spot-fixing charges till the jury decides on the fourth accusation of latter's acceptance of corrupt payments. Pakistan's Amir admitted spot fixing charges
Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Amir admitted in September that he had fixed parts of a test match against England last year, media could finally report on Tuesday. Ganguly's presence will boost Bengal: Raman
Guilty Butt's wife gives birth to son
Tamim digs in but Windies scent victory
Darren Bravo fell five runs short of a maiden double century but West Indies maintained their domination of the second and final Test to inch closer to a series victory against Bangladesh on Tuesday. Pakistan trio guilty of spot fixing
Barath included in Windies squad for India tour
Katich gears up for showdown with CA
Jury fails to reach unanimous verdict in spot-fixing trial
The jury hearing the trial of Pakistani cricketers Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif, who are accused of spot-fixing, have failed to reach an unanimous decision, prompting the judge to ask for a majority verdict. I'm very excited to see my dream becoming a reality: Yuvraj
Harbhajan to lead Punjab in Ranji Trophy
Ignored for India's first Test against the West Indies at home, Harbhajan Singh was named captain of the Punjab Ranji Trophy team that will take on Uttar Pradesh in their opening encounter at Mohali, beginning November 3. Darren Bravo's maiden ton puts Windies in command
Darren Bravo hit his first international century while Kirk Edwards missed his second of the match as the West Indies tightened their grip over Bangladesh in the second Test on Monday. It's been an unbelievable year for England: Bresnan
Varun Aaron elated to find place in squad for 1st WI Test
Edwards rocks Bangladesh with five wickets
Fidel Edwards picked up five wickets in a devastating opening spell to stun Bangladesh before the hosts recovered to end the second day of the second Test against the West Indies on 204 for seven on Sunday. Rotate fast bowlers to avoid injury: Sehwag
Not enough evidence against Butt, Asif, says lawyer
Lawyer Aftab Gul, who represented Salman Butt in the ICC spot-fixing hearings, believes that the crown court in London does not have enough evidence to give an adverse decision against the banned Pakistan captain and pacer Muhammad Asif. ICC should have their best umpires in all matches: Rameez
Pakistan's former captain Rameez Raja feels the ICC should do away with the concept of having neutral umpires and advocated the need to rotate the on-field officials during Test matches. We were short of runs: Dhoni
Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni blamed an ordinary display by his batsmen for the hosts' six-wicket defeat at the hands of England in the lone Twenty20 International in Kolkata. ICC reprimands Pietersen for showing dissent
England's Kevin Pietersen has been reprimanded for showing dissent at the umpire after being given out lbw during his side's six-wicket win over India in Saturday's Twenty20 international in Kolkata. Chaminda Vaas calls it a day from all forms of cricket
Sri Lankan all-rounder Chaminda Vaas announced his retirement from all forms of international cricket. England beat India by six wickets in Twenty20
Faux-pas: BCCI forget to include Mukund's name in contract list!
Ajmal sets up Pakistan nine-wicket victory
West Indies have the edge after day one
Kraigg Brathwaite, Kieran Powell and Kirk Edwards all hit half-centuries as West Indies held the edge in the second and final Test against Bangladesh, reaching 253 for five at close on the first day on Saturday. Yuvi, Ishant, Kohli promoted to Grade A by BCCI
Middle-order batsman Yuvraj Singh returned to the top tier of BCCI's contracted cricketers, while Ishant Sharma and Virat Kohli were also promoted to Grade A in the new list announced on Saturday. BCCI stands firm, rejects revised Sports Bill
The BCCI on Saturday rejected the revised draft of the National Sports Development Bill that seeks to regulate the functioning of the Cricket Board, saying certain aspects of the bill are meant to "destroy the autonomy" of the board. Katich faces sanctions for his outburst
Clinical Australia beat SA, win ODI series
Australia shone with bat and ball to beat South Africa by three wickets and claim a 2-1 series victory after the third one-day international at Kingsmead on Friday. Nawaz lashes out at ICC's ACSU
Controversial former pacer Sarfaraz Nawaz has lashed out at ICC's anti-corruption and security unit, terming it as a "useless" body. BCCI congratulated and invited me to India: Zaka Ashraf
Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Zaka Ashraf revealed that he has been invited by his counterpart in the Board of Control for Cricket in India to visit India and discuss cricket-related issues. Good days ahead for Indian cricket: Srikkanth
Chairman of selectors Krishnamachari Srikkanth says the best available squad has been picked to take on the West Indies in the first Test of the three-match series, beginning November 6, adding fitness will not be a concern. Sachin, Sehwag return for Windies Test; no Harbhajan
BCCI working committee to meet on Saturday
The Indian Cricket Board (BCCI)'s working committee will meet, in Kolkata, on Saturday, apparently to discuss issues related to the Indian Premier League and the India-England series. Gambhir ties the knot with Delhi girl
Star Indian cricketer Gautam Gambhir, on Friday, tied the knot with Delhi-girl Natasha Jain in a quiet ceremony which was attended by only close family members and friends in Gurgaon. Spot-fixing trial: Jury hears telephone conversations
The jury deciding on the alleged spot-fixing trial involving Pakistan cricketers Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif returned to court, on Friday, to hear more evidence from telephone conversations. Paranavitana, Sangakkara lead Sri Lanka fightback
Sri Lanka ended Day 3 in the second Test against Pakistan on 88 for 1 in the second innings, still 76 runs behind. Resilient England will look to salvage pride: Swann
Coach Achrekar visits Tendulkar's new house
Sachin Tendulkar was, on Saturday, overwhelmed by the visit of his childhood coach Ramakant Achrekar to his new house that he described as one of the happiest moments of his life. Swann receives death threats after England's abject surrender
Mohanty replaces Bevan as Orissa coach
Following the disastrous outing in the zonal Twenty20 tournament, for the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, the Orissa Cricket Association has named former India seamer Debasish Mohanty as the team's coach. He will replace Australia's Michael Bevan. Australia name Inverarity as full-time selector
Former Test player John Inverarity has been named as Australia's full-time national selector, replacing Andrew Hilditch, the country's cricket board (CA) said on Friday. Selectors meet in Kolkata on Friday
After missing out on the One-day series, Harbhajan Singh should be back in contention as discussion surrounding the ace off-spinner's inclusion for the first Test against West Indies in New Delhi would be the hot topic when the selectors meet, in Kolkata, on Friday. Azhar's maiden Test ton puts Pakistan in command
A watchful first Test century for Azhar Ali took Pakistan to 281 for four at close on the second day of the second Test, on Thursday, and past Sri Lanka's first innings total of 239. Dharmani bids adieu to first class cricket
Former India cricketer Pankaj Dharmani, who had captained Punjab in Ranji Trophy for the last five seasons has announced his retirement from first class cricket, on Thursday. 'England must play well on turning tracks consistently'
Concerned about England's deteriorating performance in One-dayers after the 0-5 whitewash in India, former captain Michael Vaughan says if Alastair Cook's men want to be the best team in ODIs, they have to play consistently on slow and turning pitches. Yousuf demands the reason behind his ouster
Former Pakistan captain, Muhammad Yousuf, is keen to get a hearing from the new chairman of the Cricket Board, as he believes the national selection committee has treated him unjustly. Afridi slated for international comeback
The return of former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi for next month's One-day series against Sri Lanka appears imminent after the flamboyant cricketer decided to come out of a self-imposed exile from the game earlier this month. PCB's selection policy irks Waqar
Tanvir accused of issuing death threat to wife
New PCB chairman Ashraf to take charge on Friday
Newly-appointed Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) chairman Zaka Ashraf will formally assume office on Friday. Aamir, Mazhar ordered to appear before court in November
Ganguly makes himself available for Ranji team
Pakistan take control of second Test
The Pakistan spinners got in on the act after pace duo Umar Gul and Junaid Khan ripped through the Sri Lankan top order to bundle out the tourists for 239 in their first innings on day one of the second Test on Wednesday. Waller guides Zimbabwe to thrilling win
Malcolm Waller hit a single off the fifth ball of the last over to take Zimbabwe to a dramatic one-wicket win in the third and final One-day International against New Zealand at Queens Sports Club. India thrash England by 95 runs to complete whitewash
Sunny shines as Windies force draw with Bangladesh
Debutant left-arm spinner Elias Sunny took six wickets in the first innings and one in the second as the rain-affected first Test between Bangladesh and West Indies ended in a draw on Tuesday after the tourists declined to chase down 226 for victory. Pietersen fractures left thumb
Lee backs Rixon for Australia coach job
Debutant Sunny shines with six-wicket haul
Left-arm spinner Elias Sunny claimed his sixth wicket in a stunning debut as West Indies' bats crumbled before Bangladesh marched to a 140-run lead at lunch on the fifth day of the rain-hit first Test in Chittagong on Tuesday. Channel 9 to stick with Hot Spot for Ind-Aus series
The DRS will not be used when India will clash with Australia in the upcoming Test series but Channel 9, the official broadcaster, has decided to stick to technology such as Hot Spot and Eagle Eye for the sake of TV viewers. 'Not enough evidence to prove Butt guilty'
Lele's new book to throw light on 2000 fixing gate
Akram, Moin flay Pakistan's approach in SL Test
The Pakistan cricket team continues to draw flak for not attempting to win the first Test against Sri Lanka on the final day after being set a target of 170 in 21 overs in the final session of play. Rohit, Ankit sizzle for Mumbai in T20 tie
Riding on a cracking half-century by middle-order batsman Rohit Sharma, followed by some splendid slow bowling by Ankit Chavan, Mumbai thrashed Maharashtra by 99 runs in the West Zone T20 match played at SCA stadium, Khandheri, in Rajokt, on Monday. Windies bat towards safety in rain-hit Bangladesh Test
Left-arm spinner Elias Sunny claimed four wickets on his debut but could not stop the West Indies from moving towards safety in the rain-hit first Test against Bangladesh on Monday. West Indies reached 144-5 at the close on the fourth day in reply to Bangladesh's 350-9 declared in their first innings after rain and a damp outfield caused a cancellation of more than two days of play. 5th ODI: Eden promises runs aplenty, help for seamers
The last time an ODI was hosted at the Eden Gardens 632 runs were scored, with India chasing down Sri Lanka's huge total. This time it's no different as a lively pitch awaits India and England. No takers for final India-England Kolkata ODI
With the series already decided and subsequent lack of interest among fans, ticket sales for the fifth and final One-dayer in Kolkata have been poor. 'I'm sure of regaining my place in Team India'
It's up to individuals to respond and deliver: Cook
Half-full stadiums don't disappoint Dhoni
The Wankhede stadium, that was jam-packed when India defeated Sri Lanka to clinch the coveted World Cup earlier this year, was half-full on Sunday, when the hosts took on England in the fourth ODI, but Mahendra Singh Dhoni was not disappointed with the poor crowd response. 2nd ODI: SAfrica overpower Australia to set up decider
Latif slams PCB for ignoring Kaneria
Dhoni aims 5-0 whitewash after win in Mumbai
Third day's play called off in Bangladesh
The first test between Bangladesh and West Indies at Chittagong was affected by the weather again on Sunday as early drizzle and a damp outfield forced the cancellation of the third day. Kohli steers India to a convincing win
Waqar resigned due to fallout with Ejaz Butt: report
Top BCCI honour for Dravid, Ishant
Veteran batsman Rahul Dravid and pacer Ishant Sharma, who were the top Test performers for India on the recent tours to England and the West Indies, would receive Cricket Board awards at the function scheduled to be held in Chennai in December. Tendulkar fifth, Zaheer sixth, in ICC Test rankings
Sachin Tendulkar remained the highest placed Indian batsman at his unchanged fifth position, while injured pacer Zaheer Khan held on to his sixth spot in the bowling chart of the latest ICC Test rankings issued on Sunday. Brendan Taylor's second ton in vain
Zimbabwe captain Brendan Taylor hit an unbeaten century for the second successive match yet ended up on the losing side as New Zealand won the second one-day international by four wickets at the Harare Sports Club on Saturday. Play called off in Bangladesh-Windies Test
The second day's play in the first test between Bangladesh and West Indies at Chittagong was called off on Saturday due to heavy overnight rain that left the outfield damp. Sangakkara, Jayawardene deny Pakistan victory
SA recall Rudolph after five-year absence
Lack of partnerships did us in: Flower
Expect a slow turner at the Wankhede, says curator
With spin the chink in England's armoury, it seems their misery on the tour of India will continue in Mumbai as well. Compared to the sporting track on offer during the World Cup final, the one at the Wankhede stadium, which hosts Sunday's fourth ODI in the five-match series, wears a dry and slower look. Sangakkara's unbeaten ton checks Pakistan's charge
Iqbal, Rahim make Windies suffer on Day 1
Half-centuries from opener Tamim Iqbal and captain Mushfiqur Rahim took Bangladesh to a commanding 255 for four at the close of day one of the first Test in Chittagong on Friday. Captain Rahim (68) and Naeem Islam (eight) were at the crease when stumps were drawn. Bresnan fined for snatching cap from umpire
New PCB chief to take charge from Monday
Pakistan Cricket Board's new chairman Zaka Ashraf will take charge from Monday after being released from his position as the head of a state-owned Agricultural Development Bank this week. Bangladesh get off to solid start in 1st Test
Imran supports Salman Butt's claim in court
Butt gets players to sign contracts before UAE tour
Pakistan Cricket Board's outgoing Chairman Ijaz Butt got players to sign their central contracts and also approved the release of pending payments to them during his final days in office. Mithun replaces injured Yadav for remaining ODIs
Harare ODI: Nicol's debut century secures easy New Zealand win
A century on debut by Rob Nicol helped New Zealand to a comprehensive nine-wicket win over Zimbabwe in the first ODI at Harare Sports Club on Thursday. No confidence in current IOA set-up: Maken
Sport Minister Ajay Maken said he doesn't have the confidence that the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) can live up to the standards of transparency that hosting an international event like the Olympics or Asian Games demands. Sri Lanka reel under Umar's maiden 200
India clinch series with five-wicket win over England
Shukla rebuts Thackeray on conferring Sachin Bharat Ratna
Indian Premier League chairman Rajiv Shukla, on Thursday, took exception to Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray's opposition to conferring the Bharat Ratna to Sachin Tendulkar, saying the iconic cricketer deserves the country's highest civilian award. Yusuf Pathan slams 86 as Baroda beat Mumbai in T20 match
Yusuf Pathan hammered an unbeaten 86 as Baroda defeated Mumbai by 15 runs in the opening match of West Zone T20 tournament, at the Saurashtra Cricket Association (SCA) stadium, in Rajkot, on Thursday. Kaneria's awaits court judgement
Pakistan's Test leg-spinner Danish Kaneria will have to wait for a few more days to find out if he gets the clearance to be considered for national selection again after the Sindh High Court reserved its judgement on his petition, on Thursday. West Indies board ask Gayle to retract criticism
West Indies batting stalwart Chris Gayle was, on Thursday, told to take back his bitter criticism of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), if he wanted to bring back his days of glory and boost his international career, according to AFP. Warne backs Lehmann for Australia's top cricket job
Classy Ponting sees Australia ease past Proteas
Bell thanks India for recalling him in Trent Bridge Test
Taufeeq Umar's unbeaten ton puts Pak in command
Taufeeq Umar compiled his sixth Test century to put Pakistan in complete control at the end of the second day in the first Test against Sri Lanka in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday. The left-handed opener scored 109 not out and shared century partnerships with Mohammad Hafeez and Azhar Ali, as Pakistan piled up 259 for one by the close. IPL like 'Saas Bahu aur Saazish': Kambli
Former India batsman Vinod Kambli, on Wednesday, lashed out at the Indian Premier League (IPL), saying that the cash-rich event tempt the young cricketers to go for the quick buck, when their aim should be to play Test cricket. Two new balls rule boon for fast bowlers: Vinay Kumar
Windies recall Simmons for injured Barath
West Indies have recalled opening batsman Lendl Simmons in the test side to replace injured Adrian Barath, team officials said on Wednesday. Onions brought in to replace injured Woakes
'Virat Kohli can match Sachin Tendulkar's feats'
Junaid Khan's maiden five-wkt haul wrecks Sri Lanka
Left-arm paceman Junaid Khan took his maiden five-wicket haul as Pakistan bundled out Sri Lanka for 197 in the first innings of the first Test in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday. ICC ODI rankings: India leapfrogs England into 4th position
The 2-0 lead in the ongoing five-match series against England has helped India claim the fourth position in the ICC ODI rankings and it can cling to the spot by securing one more win. Bangladesh dismiss Windies for 61, win by eight wkts
The West Indies were bowled out for just 61, their second lowest one-day international total, as Bangladesh romped to an eight-wicket win in the third and final match of the series on Tuesday. Left-arm spinner Shakib Al Hasan claimed career best figures of 4-16 as the tourists, sent into bat first in murky overhead conditions, lasted just 22 overs. Keen on a comeback, Afridi says he never retired
India-West Indies ODI series to commence on Nov 29
India will play the first One-dayer of their five-match ODI series against West Indies on November 29 in Cuttack. CA approaches consultancy firm to find new head coach
Cricket Australia announced on Tuesday that it will conduct a global search to find the best person for the role of the head coach and has roped in Sports Management consultancy Crank Sports for the recruitment. The team showed character: MS Dhoni
Uthappa back in T20 squad as selectors retain same 15 for ODIs
The national selection committee recalled burly Karnataka opener Robin Uthappa to the squad for the one-off Twenty20 international against England, at Eden Gardens on October 29. Uthappa will replace senior opener Gautam Gambhir, who will skip the match due to his marriage. Kohli, Gambhir power India to an emphatic win
BCCI gets its way, cricketers exempted from 'whereabouts clause'
Bowing to the BCCI's objections, the Sports Ministry on Monday decided to exempt cricketers from some World Anti-Doping Agency rules, including the contentious 'whereabouts clause', in the revised National Sports Development Bill. Cummins gets Aus call-up, Johnson retained for SA Tests
South Africa clinch thrilling T20 win
Tailenders Wayne Parnell and Rusty Theron fashioned a fantastic three-wicket victory for South Africa in the second Twenty20 international against Australia at the Wanderers Stadium on Sunday. Maken hoping for positive response from BCCI regarding bill
Sports Minister Ajay Maken is hoping that the BCCI would have no objection to the new draft of National Sports development Bill, which could not be passed earlier in the Cabinet after some of the ministers objected to it. DDCA staff protest at Kotla demanding passes for Ind-Eng ODI
The hankering for tickets ahead of the second India-England ODI on Sunday created quite a scene at the Feroze Shah Kotla stadium where the Delhi and District Cricket Association's own staff protested demanding passes for the match on Monday. We have to improve in all departments of the game: Dernbach
England fast bowler Jade Dernbach, on Sunday, said his side will have to come up with an improved performance in all departments of the game in the second One-dayer against India if they are to bounce back in the five-match ODI series, in New Delhi, on Monday. Umar has not done enough to remain in team: Moshin Khan
Pakistan chief selector and interim coach Mohsin Hasan Khan, on Sunday, defended the axing of young batsman Umar Akmal from the Test squad, saying the youngster need to back to domestic cricket and learn playing big innings. Zaheer Abbas might be next PCB COO
Former Test captain Zaheer Abbas is likely to secure the important position of Chief Operating Officer in the Pakistan Cricket Board. Pakistan, Sri Lanka aim to better ICC Test standings
Pakistan and Sri Lanka will be aiming to move upwards in the ICC Test Championship table when they go head to head in a three-Test series which starts at Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday. KP and Swann are still friends, insists Flower
Samuels, Simmons steer Windies to easy win over Bangladesh
Half-centuries by Marlon Samuels and Lendl Simmons eased the West Indies to an eight-wicket victory over Bangladesh in the second one-day international on Saturday and an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series. Nyoka voted out as president of CSA
Cricket South Africa (CSA) president Mtutuzeli Nyoka was ousted for the second time in eight months when the board of directors passed a vote of no confidence at a special general meeting on Saturday. India outplayed us in all departments: Cook
Uppal ODI: Inspirational Dhoni leads India to emphatic win
Kochi players' interest will be protected: Shukla
The IPL Governing Council is yet to work out a plan to help players left in the lurch after Kochi's axing, but the league's boss, Rajiv Shukla, assured that the interest of the affected players will be protected. IPL-5 starts on April 4 in Chennai
The fifth edition of the Indian Premier League will be held from April 4 to May 27, 2012, with the inaugural match to be played in Chennai. The IPL Governing Council, after its meeting in Hyderabad on Friday, decided that player regulation, including participation of Pakistani players, and trading modalities of the auction, will be discussed at the next meeting, the dates of which were not announced. Roebuck reckons Wright is right man to lift Australian team
Injured Southee to miss Zimbabwe Test
Butt out, Miandad returns to PCB offices
Ijaz Butt's departure as Pakistan Cricket Board chairman has led to the return of former Test captain Javed Miandad to the PCB offices. Watson shines in Aus T20 win over SA
Australia were too sharp for rusty South Africa as the touring side won the first Twenty20 international by five wickets with three balls to spare on Thursday. South Africa, playing their first match in seven months, struggled to 146 for seven thanks to JP Duminy's brilliant 67, but Shane Watson's 52 off 39 balls laid the platform for a comfortable run chase by the Australians. Reporter denies phone-hacking in match-fix trial
India Green set up Challenger series final with India Red
Powered by strokeful centuries from Robin Uthappa and Srikkanth Anirudha, India Green hammered India Blue by 79 runs in a must-win match in Nagpur on Wednesday to set up the title clash of the Challenger series against India Red. Bracken takes Cricket Australia to court on injury
Batsmen-friendly Hyderabad wkt for India-Eng ODI: Curator
Watson wants Ponting, Bracken to clear names over fixing claims
Steve Waugh repeats call for lie-detector tests
'Mazhar Majeed has put every cricketer under suspicion'
Alleged bookie Mazhar Majeed's claim that the Australians were the biggest offenders of corruption in cricket is far from true but it has put every player under suspicion, feels ACA chief executive Paul Marsh. ICC gives clean chit to Australian players
An ICC Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) officer has rubbished alleged bookie Mazhar Majeed's claim that Australian cricketers were involved in match-fixing, saying the world body had "no evidence" of any wrongdoings carried out by the Aussies. Rahim leads Bangladesh to win over West Indies
Mushfiqur Rahim led Bangladesh from the front with 41 not out as the home side ended their 12-match losing streak in Twenty20 internationals with a three-wicket win over West Indies on Tuesday. Indian offered Pakistanis $1m to throw Oval Test
A shadowy Indian contact offered the agent of several Pakistan cricketers $1 million to ensure they threw a Test match against England, a London court heard Tuesday. Banker Ashraf is new PCB chairman
The Pakistan government on Tuesday did not retain Ijaz Butt as chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, and appointed Zaka Ashraf. India Red storm into Challenger final
India Red stormed into the final of the NKP Salve Challenger Series after thrashing India Green by eight wickets in a rain-hit second match of the tournament in Nagpur on Tuesday. It was second win for India Red in as many days, having defeated India Blue in the series-opener on Monday. ICC hints Test Championship could be delayed
The proposed ICC Test Championship could be delayed with the world body, on Tuesday, conceding that it faced commercial challenges to start the ambitious tournament in 2013. BCCI receptive towards fundraiser: Butt
The chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, Ijaz Butt, on Tuesday, claimed that its Indian counterpart (BCCI) has agreed upon an Indo-Pak charity match in the near future to raise funds for country's flood victims. Decision review system no longer mandatory: ICC
Harbhajan, Yuvraj threaten action against Majeed
Top Indian cricketers Yuvraj Singh and Harbhajan Singh, on Tuesday, rubbished the reported claims of a London-based bookie Mazhar Majeed that he had "access" to them, saying that they had never even met him. Ponting's manager dismisses Majeed's claim of 'access'
CA rubbishes match-fixing claims about Aussie players
The spot-fixing trial in London has thrown up Australian names and a stunned Cricket Australia said the claims made by the alleged bookie seem "outlandish" as had there been any truth in them, CA would have known and acted. Brett Lee ruled out of SA tour with appendicitis
Australia fast bowler Brett Lee will undergo surgery for appendicitis on Monday and has been ruled out of his country's one-day and Twenty20 fixtures in South Africa, Cricket Australia said. Wisden set to launch Indian edition
Aiming to cater to the ever-growing Indian market, Cricket bible Wisden is set to launch a separate edition in India next year, focussing on all areas of the game from Tests to domestic cricket. I am available to play for Bengal: Ganguly
Agent tells court cricketers were involved in betting scams
Challenger Series: Mukund leads India Red to convincing win
Abhinav Mukund smashed a sparkling century as India Red scored a comprehensive five-wicket victory over India Blue in the opening match of the NKP Salve Challenger Series in Nagpur on Monday. Harbhajan named 'Sikh Sportsperson of the Year'
Feisty Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh was chosen 'Sikh Sportsperson of the Year' at the World Sikh Awards 2011 for his 'contribution to the Indian cricket team's World Cup triumph'. 'The Indians are so tired, they'll be cherry ripe for a mauling'
Bhajji made the difference: Vettori
Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper Daniel Vettori said, Mumbai Indians captain Harbhajan Singh's economical three-wicket haul coupled with his own team's poor batting cost RCB the Champions League Twenty20 title, in Chennai. 'I am very lucky to have a bowler like Malinga'
'BCCI bashing is the most fashionable thing'
A decision on the Pakistani cricketers' participation in the next Indian Premier League would be taken at the event's Governing Council meeting on October 14, said IPL Chairman Rajiv Shukla. 'It would be fitting to stage a Test Championship play-off'
The possibility of converting the 2013 Champions Trophy to a Test Championship and its Presidential nomination and election process will top the agenda when the ICC's Executive Board holds its fourth and final meeting of the year. 'Once you wear that India jersey, it makes you feel proud'
Wearing the blue India jersey be it at U-19 level is an experience worth cherishing and for Unmukt Chand, leading the team to victory is like an "icing on the cake." Challenger Trophy: Redemption time for India discards
Team India discards -- Harbhajan Singh, Pragyan Ojha and Amit Mishra, and the Pathan brothers -- will get another opportunity to stake a claim in the national team at the annual NKP Salve Challenger Trophy which gets underway in Nagpur on Monday. Mumbai Indians win CLT20 beating RCB by 31 runs
India win U-19 quadrangular tourney beating Lanka in final
A disciplined bowling effort by India colts helped them beat Sri Lanka by five runs in a low-scoring final match of the Under-19 quadrangular one-day cricket tournament Visakhapatnam on Sunday. Top Eng players to be hot properties in IPL auction: report
Top England cricketers are in line for million-dollar deals in the next auction of the Indian Premier League after their side's dominating performance against India in the recent series, according to a report. Not worried about batting failure in warm-up match: Woakes
Mumbai beat Somerset to set up summit clash with RCB
England will stay No. 1 for a long time: Harmison
Former fast bowler Steve Harmison, believes that with Andrew strauss in charge, England will stay on top of world cricket for a long time to come. Yuvraj will 'wait and watch' before making a comeback
Yuvraj Singh, who has been ruled out of the upcoming ODI series against England due a broken finger, is in no mood to rush his comeback in the Indian team and prefers a "wait and watch" policy. Gayle and Kohli made the difference: Katich
Haider lashes out at Afridi, Akhtar
Pakistan's controversial stumper, Zulqarnain Haider's return to first-class cricket has been marked with controversy after he lashed out at some seniors including former captain Shahid Afridi and retired pacer Shoaib Akhtar for their comments on Pakistan cricket and PCB. Katich rues dropped catches after CLT20 exit
SLC warned over quality of Galle pitch
The ICC on Friday let off Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) with a warning for the poor quality pitch at Galle, which hosted the Island nation's first Test of a three-match series against Australia in August. Wahab Riaz, Akmal brothers implicated in spot-fixing scam
Gayle, Kohli power RCB to CLT20 summit clash
Under-19 series: India trounce West Indies
Kumar Deobrat Singh hit a breezy half-century as India registered a comprehensive 81-run victory over the West Indies in the Under-19 quadrangular one-day series in Visakhapatnam on Friday. Deobrat scored 75 off 91 balls, as India posted 249 for 7 in their 50 overs after being sent in to bat by the West Indies' skipper Kraigg Brathwaite. In reply, the West Indies folded for 168 in 40.5 overs. Tough to leave out any of the five foreign players: Harbhajan
India-England ODI series to be played without DRS
South African Vaughn Van Jaarsveld gets drugs ban
Mumbai back to four foreigners in team as Yadav returns
The Champions League Twenty20, on Friday, withdrew the concession given to Mumbai Indians to field five foreign players instead of four in each game following the return of all-rounder Suryakumar Yadav to their squad. Kirsten shows faith in Team India
Former India coach Gary Kirsten was surprised at the disappointing show of Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men in the recent tour of England, which saw them lose the World No.1 Test spot, but said they are good enough to bounce back. Harbhajan thrives on responsibility: Pollock
Hot Spot not to be used in India-England ODI series
The controversial Hot Spot has been a disappointment in the recent India-England ODI series and it will not be used in the five-match one-day contest between the two countries starting on October 14, according to the head of the company behind the technology. Dean Jones confirms applying for Pakistan coach
Former Australian batsman Dean Jones has confirmed applying for Pakistan team coach's job and said if appointed he would make full use of the "wonderful" pool of talent in Pakistan cricket. CL T20: Keen battle on cards as RCB face NSW Blues
'I had my eyes closed on the last ball'
CL T20: RCB stun Redbacks with last-ball six, enter semis
Former England fast bowler Dilley dies at 52
Somerset conquer Warriors to book CLT20 semis berth
Unmukt Chand ton helps India colts to easy win over SL
Skipper Unmukt Chand scored a blistering century to help India register a seven-wicket victory over Sri Lanka in the four-nation Under-19 Quadrangular tournament in Visakhapatnam on Wednesday. India to play an additional warm-up tie in Australia
The Indian cricket team will play an additional warm-up game when they tour Australia later this year for a Test series starting at Melbourne on December 26, following an agreement between the two boards. Rest crush Rajasthan by 404 runs, lift Irani Cup
England clueless about opponent for warm-up ODI!
England's ODI side arrived in India on Tuesday and plays its first warm-up game on Saturday, but it still does not know against whom. At the moment, just three days before the game, nobody knows who England will play or even what the team is called. Strauss, Flower receive OBEs for Ashes win
Adapting to conditions helped us: Katich
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