Harbhajan Singh trains for the upcoming Test series in Sri Lanka ©AFP Harbhajan Singh says he is keen to make amends after the infamous "slapgate" incident involving Sreesanth, one that led to his suspension for…
Rahul Dravid will play his first first-class game at the Brabourne Stadium © Getty Images There is an interesting fact about Rahul Dravid playing the quarter-final clash against Saurasthra from Friday: the game will be…
It came as no surprise that overcast conditions at the picturesque Trent Bridge ground on the second day of the second Test made for exaggerated swing. What was a bit unnerving, though, was the fact…
Events in the first Test, which the Indians managed todraw after being in danger of following on, have driven home somepoints which the team management would do well to ponder over. One isthat Deep Dasgupta…
The second and final cricket Test between Pakistan and New Zealand begins at the National Stadium from tomorrow (Wednesday) with only one thing uncertain - whether the match will last the scheduled five days.Pakistan have…
Kenya didn't have the wherewithal to upstage the Aussies, but with some courage and plenty of resolve it demonstrated that they could surely be extended. The Aussies overhauled the target of 204, for the loss…
Pakistan is simmering with unprecedented heat with temperatures ranging between 45-50 degrees Celsius in different parts of the country. Despite the scorching heat there is no let up in cricket activity. The heat has perhaps…
Scorecard and ball-by-ball detailsLeft-arm spinner Ekta Bisht's hat-trick was the highlight of India's nine-wicket win against Sri Lanka in a Women's World Twenty20 2014 qualifier in Colombo. Bisht struck with the wicket of Dilani Manodara…
Baroda has taken a firm grip on their Ranji Trophy quarterfinalagainst Tamil Nadu. Shortly before stumps on the second day of thefive day game at the Gujarat State Fertilizer Corporation ground inBaroda on Friday, Tamil…
Taken overall at the end of the National Bank Test Series, you would probably want to be in New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming's shoes more than you would want to be in his opposite Nasser…