Ishant out of first Test due to illness
Ishant Sharma, recovering from the mosquito-borne viral infection chikungunya, will miss the first Test of the series against New Zealand, which begin
BCCI mulls mini-IPL in September
The IPL governing council has discussed the possibility of staging a mini-IPL in SeptemberNagraj Gollapudi in Dharamsala23-Jun-2016The IPL governing c
Landmark Cook secures win after Chandimal's defiant century
Alastair Cook finally reached the 10,000-run landmark, the 12th man to do so in Test history, as England secured a nine-wicket victory to take the ser
My T20 bowling returns have been 'reasonable' – Steyn
Dale Steyn has said that the manner in which T20s have evolved means that even the best bowlers will be taken for runs, but his bowling stats have bee
Hathurusingha, Whatmore aim to build settled combinations
Chandika Hathurusingha and Dav Whatmore, the head coaches of Bangladesh and Zimbabwe, have said that the four-match T20 series between the two sides w
Voges, Marsh dominate limp West Indies
Adam Voges and Shaun Marsh both scored centuries as Australia dominated the first day against West Indies in HobartThe Report by Brydon Coverdale09-De
Lyon hopes to exploit footmarks on fifth day
Offspinner Nathan Lyon has said that he will look to exploit the footmarks created by the three left-arm fast bowlers on the fifth dayBrydon Coverdale
Sangakkara's gruelling hundred just sees Surrey to Lord's final
Surrey scraped into the Royal London Cup final when Tom Curran prevented Steven Mulllaney hitting the last ball for six, leaving Kumar Sangakkara to c
Mommsen, Borren look to savour India trip
Scotland captain Preston Mommsen and his Netherlands counterpart Peter Borren both heaped praise on their respective squads after the two teams were d
Mortaza urges team to cope with qualification pressure
Mashrafe Mortaza has said Bangladesh will have to deal with the pressure of trying to stay among the top eight ODI teams in the ICC rankings to ensure