Sri Lanka beat SA in final T20, retain top ranking
Sri Lanka won the final Twenty20 international against South Africa by six wickets in Hambantota on Tuesday to retain their number one ranking in the shortest format.
IPL spot fixing scandal case transfered
New Delhi: The IPL spot-fixing scandal case, which was being heard by Saket court here, has been transfered to Patiala House court, the Delhi police today said during the hearing of the bail plea of
Who’s greatest in ODIs? Sachin, Kohli or Dhoni
Although Indian cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar has called it a day in One Day Internationals, the ‘Little Master’ holds the record of most runs (18,426) in the 50-over format. Sachin has the most
Prem Kumar adjudged best athlete in Railways Championships
New Delhi: K Prem Kumar, who set a national record in long jump two day's back, was today named the best athlete of the 79th Railway Athletics Championships even as Western Zone continued their grip
India colts record 1st win in Sri Lanka, beat hosts by 22 runs
Kurunegala (Sri Lanka): Indian colts recorded their first victory in the tour of Sri Lanka as they pipped the hosts by 22 runs in the second 'Youth ODI', here today.The two Youth Tests were drawn and
Pakistan's squad for Zimbabwe tour
KARACHI: Pakistan on Tuesday announced three separate squads for their tour of Zimbabwe later this month, one each for the Tests, one-day internationals and Twenty20 games. Test squad: Misbah-u
Ashes: Michael Clarke hopes of levelling the series after Old Trafford heartbreak
Manchester: The 'Ashes dream' might have eluded Australia, but it certainly has not disheartened Australian captain Michael Clarke for whom the prospect of drawing level with the host at the end of t
Border says Australia looking dangerous again
MELBOURNE: Former test captain and selector Allan Border says Australia would have won the third Ashes test if not for the weather and adds that Michael Clarke's team has "turned a corner."England re
Shouldn't the fab five question BCCI's credibility?
If the Joker is terrorising Gotham city, everyone would look to Batman to defeat him and restore order. Likewise, when Indian Cricket is under siege, wouldn't we look to the Tendulkars, Dravids, Gang
Disappointed that comments were taken out of context: Rahul Dravid
New Delhi: Former Indian cricket captain Rahul Dravid has claimed that his comments on restoring the credibility of the game, after the recent IPL spot-fixing scandal, have been taken out of context.