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WTC final: New Zealand 135/5 at lunch on Day 5 vs India
India made quick inroads in the first session of play on Day 5, reducing New Zealand to 135/5 in 72 overs in the World...
Rest and rotation policy behind England’s loss to New Zealand: Cook
Former England Test and ODI skipper Alastair Cook are disappointed with the England and Wales Cricket Board's (ECB) rest and rotation policy and feels...
South Africa crush West Indies, win Test series 2-0
Keshav Maharaj took a hat-trick as he bowled South Africa to a 158-run victory over the West Indies in the second Test, to make...
WTC final: Fourth day’s play abandoned without a ball bowled
The fourth day's play of the World Test Championship (WTC) final between India and New Zealand here on Monday was abandoned without a ball...
Bangladesh agrees to stage all 5 T20s vs Australia in Dhaka
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) will stage all five T20 Internationals against Australia here in Dhaka after Cricket Australia (CA) demanded that its players...
Jamieson chills out on rainy day as Indian fans hurl abuses at him
New Zealand pace bowler Kyle Jamieson, who has been at the receiving end of hateful comments from Indian fans after his five-wicket haul that...
WTC final: Rains delay start of 4th day’s play, gloomy forecast
Rains and wet ground conditions on Monday delayed the start of the fourth day's play in the India-New Zealand World Test Championship final here....
One-off women’s Test: India fighting back to avoid defeat
Indian women put up a fight for survival, taking a 78-run lead as they reached 243/8 wickets at tea on the fourth and final...
WTC final: Umpire Illingworth helps NZ save a review
Umpire Richard Illingworth's confusion, which led him to prefer an appeal against Indian skipper Virat Kohli to the TV umpire, helped New Zealand save...
West Indies’ Gabriel takes 2, SA’s Elgar slams 77 as honours even on Day I
West Indies right-arm fast bowler Shannon Gabriel took two crucial wickets on his return to Test cricket, but South Africa battled back thanks to...