Amid the anger, sorrow and disbelief caused by Thursday’s events in Mumbai and Delhi, the cricket goes on and in Saturday’s afternoon game, Kings XI Punjab and the Mumbai Indians meet in their final I

With dark clouds rolling in over cricket yet again, the sport kept itself in centre-stage as Kings XI Punjab kept alive their hopes of squeezing into the playoffs with an up and down seven-run win ove

Kings XI Punjab sparked their chase of an elusive qualifying berth in fine fashion against the Royal Challengers Bangalore on Tuesday and now go into their penultimate home game, against the Delhi Dar

The teams for the first of two IPL-6 game here — hosts the Kings XI Punjab and the Delhi Daredevils — will only land at the nearby Ghaggal Airport on Wednesday, but cricket fever is already making itself felt in this picturesque town snuggled in the lap of the Dhauladhars.

Sunrisers Hyderabad would have been wary coming into Sunday’s game against the maverick Kings XI Punjab, and their eventual 30-run win would have pleased coach Tom Moody mightily.

Rajasthan Royals corrected a long-standing aberration in their otherwise fine IPL-6 record, chalking up only their second away win in the year’s tournament with a clinical eight-wicket result over the

India scripted history when they beat Australia by six wickets in the fourth and final Test match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series at the Kotla here on Sunday, the third day of the match.

Debutant opener Shikhar Dhawan grabbed the limelight with a classy, unbeaten 185 on the third day of the rain-hit third Test against Australia at the PCA Stadium here on Saturday.

Australian hopes of a fightback in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy series took a nosedive Monday with vice-captain Shane Watson flying home to Sydney after he and three others were benched for the upcoming third Test in Mohali for disciplinary reasons by head coach Mickey Arthur.

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