It all came down to running as Dhoni sprinted like Bolt and India beat Bangladesh by one run

In the end, the India-Bangladesh match came down to the most primitive of sports: Running. After 39.5 overs of a game that swung fro...

Australia must play better to beat India, Pakistan, says skipper Smith

Bengaluru: Australian skipper Steve Smith warned his side faced defeat in coming matches unless they improved after their thrilling th...

Bangladesh won't be easy opponents, more so because India cannot play spin any more

That Bangladesh would make Australia struggle to overtake 156 runs should send alarm bells ringing in the Indian camp. India’s vulnera...

Indian Wells tournament director resigns after comments

Los Angeles: The tournament director of the BNP Paribas Open who said women's pro tennis players "ride on the coattails of th...

Kohli the difference two sides, Pakistan must learn from him, says Shoaib Mailk

Kolkata:  Completely foxed by the turning Eden Gardens wicket, senior Pakistan batsman Shoaib Malik said their batting unit needs to t...

Kohli's control on his temperament makes him great while chasing, says Ian Chappell

New Delhi:  Former Australia captain Ian Chappell feels that Virat Kohli is a man in "control of his batting" which enables ...

Despite win over Afghanistan, South Africa bowlers inspired very little confidence yet again

After the heartbreaking and even soul destroying loss to England in their first match of the tournament, South Africa were always goin...

Why Chris Gayle was dragged off-field by an umpire during the West Indies'

There are several parties that would want to shove and drag Chris Gayle away from a cricket field — the opposition so that he doesn...

West Indies not a one-man show, says skipper Sammy after Fletcher's heroics against Sri Lanka

Bengaluru : "It is not a one-man show for us," avowed West Indies skipper Darren Sammy as Andre Fletcher filled in the big b...

Delhi's Feroz Shah Kotla may lose out on semifinal; Bengaluru likely alternative

 The Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium in New Delhi is in danger of losing out on the semi-final of the ongoing ICC World T20 2016, which it is...

Australia favourites to open their World T20 account as weakened Bangladesh come calling

Bengaluru:  On the back foot after losing to New Zealand in their tournament-opener, Australia would aim for a big win over Bangladesh...

Dale Steyn is South Africa's greatest modern-day pacer, but his tryst with limited

Dale Steyn stands at the top of his run up, he is about to bowl the final over in a rain-shortened 43-over-a-side match. He hasn’t had...

Umar Akmal complains to Imran Khan about batting slot, Pakistan management livid

India registered their regulation World Cup victory over Pakistan, when they beat them by 6 wickets at Kolkata's Eden Gardens on S...

My job is to play a few balls and then play my attacking game, says Yuvraj Singh

"My job is to play a few balls and then play my attacking game. We were under a bit of pressure after losing the first game (agai...

Chris Gayle proves quite the tease, leaves rapturous Bengaluru crowd high and dry

In Kannada, the local language of Bengaluru, ‘gaylee’ means ‘to tease’. And like most Indian languages a word has different connotatio...

India will be a hard side to beat in favourable conditions, says Ashwin

New Delhi : India's premier off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin on Monday said that "under favourable conditions", hosts India...

Pakistan pacer Wahab Riaz hit by a ball in training, undergoes precautionary scan

Mohali:  Pakistani pacer Wahab Riaz was hit accidentally by the ball during his team's practice session at the PCA stadium after whi...

Women's T20 : India look to put Pakistan disappointment behind for do-or-die England clash

Dharamsala:  Unlucky to have lost the previous tie against Pakistan by just two runs via D/L method, the Indian women's cricket te...

Leave us alone: Afridi calls for calm from Pakistan media ahead of WT20 clash with New Zealand

Mohali:  Trying to stay "aloof" from the scathing backlash that he has faced in real and virtual world following the World T...