Explosive T&T destroys Chennai Super Kings
New Delhi: Trinidad & Tobago handed Chennai Super Kings a humiliating eight-wicket loss in the evening game here on Wednesday to enter the semifinals of CLT20 in emphatic style after finishing at
BCCI members not happy with ex-chief Manohar's action: Patel
Mumbai: The BCCI on Thursday took strong exception to former President Shashank Manohar's attempt to get his name expunged from the legal cases against the Board with Secretary Sanjay Patel saying th
Trinidad & Tobago crushes CSK by 8 wkts to enter semi-final
New Delhi: Trinidad & Tobago put up a thorough professional perfomance as they outplayed a formidable Chennai Super Kings by nine wickets to clinch a semi-final berth in the Champions League T20.
BCCI rubbishes report about Tendulkar being asked to retire
Rubbishing reports that Sachin Tendulkar has been asked by the BCCI to retire after his 200th Test, the Board’s secretary Sanjay Patel on Thursday said it was the senior batsman’s prerogative to decide on his future.
BCCI rubbishes report about Tendulkar being asked to retire
Mumbai: Rubbishing reports that Sachin Tendulkar has been asked by the BCCI to retire after his 200th Test, the Board's Secretary Sanjay Patel on Thursday said it was the senior batsman's prerogative
Battle royale on cards as CSK look to breach RR's fortress
Jaipur: There is little to separate as Rajasthan Royals, who have turned the Sawai Mansingh Stadium into a fortress with a 12-match winning streak, lock horns with the ever-formidable Chennai Super K
Now, Manohar hits out at Srinivasan
Bengaluru: The latest to join in the list of hitting out at BCCI president N Srinivasan is former chief of the cricket board, Shashank Manohar, who directly blamed Srinivasan for people losing fait
Want to see Sachin play forever: Coulter-Nile
New Delhi: Just like any other young cricketer, Australian speedster Nathan Coulter-Nile is in awe of Sachin Tendulkar and does not want the senior India batsman to retire from the game.
Plying his t
Clarke doubtful for Ashes opener
Sydney: Australian captain Michael Clarke has admitted he may not be fit for the first Ashes Test against England next month, with his long-standing back problem needing extended treatment and rest.
‘Betrayed & shattered’
Siddharth Trivedi was all but prepared to represent Rajasthan Royals in the Champions League T20, when he was handed a one-year ban for failing to report after he was approached by bookies during the