India hammer PNG to top group

This week's " Poke Me", invites your comments on 'Serious danger to India's ODI world cup crown'. The feature will be reproduced on the edit page of the Saturday edition of the newspaper with a pick of readers' best comments. So be poked and fire in ...

Zafar, later adjudged man of the match, scored a priceless 37 not out and Amad chipped in with an invaluable 26 not out as Pakistan returned from 142 for seven in pursuit of a 205-run target to achieve a memorable victory with five balls to spare. ...

/ 23 February 2014 The winners of Sunday's quarter-finals will lock horns in the second semi-final at Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Wednesday. Three-time former champion Australia ...

Author : arpit.kumar11 India were staring down the barrel in the 2nd Test against the Kiwis and it felt like a peculiarly familiar position. In December 2013, India had found themselves in a position of supremacy against South Africa which had ...

Half-centuries by Mohammad Mujtaba, Ihsanullah and Hashmatullah Shaidi helped Afghanistan post a respectable 253 in 49.2 overs, before fast bowler Abdullah Adil and left-arm spinner Sharafuddin Ashraf shared seven wickets between them to bowl ...

A total of 514 players to go under the hammer; including 292 uncapped players The biggest names in world cricket will go under the hammer on 12 and 13 February 2014, at the 2014 Pepsi IPL Player Auction, to be held at the ITC Gardenia, Bengaluru.

After successive losses in the warmup games, the Indian under-19 side, however, went on to register a comfortable 40-run win over their Pakistani counterparts. Up next for the Indians will be the relatively easier task, as they take on Scotland in a ...

Fans can watch India vs. New Zealand cricket as the teams start the second Test. New Zealand enters the match with a chance to win four consecutive Test series, something theyve only done once in their history — and that time included two wins ...

After hectic activity over two days at the players' auction, the eight franchises finalised their squads for the upcoming seventh edition of the Indian Premier League, in April-May. While some franchises retained a few key players ahead of the auction, some went for a completely new-look squad, like Delhi Daredevils, who picked all their players from the auction in Bangalore, on Wednesday-Thursday. A total of 154 players were sold, out of which 50 were overseas, on the two days of the auction.