Australia’s one-day series against New Zealand beginning in Sydney on Friday will be played without fans and a women’s tour to South Africa has been suspended due to the c
Australia vs New Zealand live score, 1st ODI: Australia captain Aaron Finch won the toss and opted to bat first in the first ODI against New Zealand at the Sydney Cricket Grou
Former India cricketer and batting coach Sanjay Bangar said on Thursday that India Women’s dashing opener Shafali Verma, who has lit up the T20 World Cup in Australia with h
It might have taken a little longer than expected, but India all-rounder Hardik Pandya is set to return to the national team for the ODI series against South Africa that gets
Former India chief selector MSK Prasad, whose term came to an end couple of days ago after BCCI’s CAC named Sunil Joshi as his replacement, opened up about the biggest regre
The man dressed in pre-wedding finery is seated on a silver throne in the lounge of a hotel in Rajkot. He is trying out various smiles. But when Jaydev Unadkat walks by, the g
Search Home / Cricket / Dominance of New Zealand: Why Kiwis roar like lions at home Dominance of New Zealand: Why Kiwis roar like lions at home With their sixth straight
Former Australia pacer Brett Lee foresees a “different” looking India making their maiden T20 Women’s World Cup final and attributed their rise to the emergence of star
Delhi Capitals’ new recruit wicketkeeper-batsman Alex Carey on Tuesday said he is eager to soak up the cricketing prowess of coach and Australia great Ricky Pointing in the
Ishant Sharma was bowling to Virat Kohli in the nets, he landed the ball on a length, got it to nip back in and took the inside half of Kohli’s bat. It was a moment of disco
Pakistan batsman Umar Akmal was on Thursday suspended by Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) with immediate effect under Anti-Corruption Code pending investigation. Umar Akmal will n
India Test vice captain Ajinkya Rahane is perhaps one of the very few in the current Indian side in New Zealand who can relate to what young wicket-keeper batsman Rishabh Pant
India have been touring New Zealand since the late 1960s. In 6 decades of India travelling to New Zealand, their most successful one was the maiden tour in 1968 where they won
The Indian team ticked a number of key boxes in their warm-up clash ahead of the Test series. The bowlers looked to be in good rhythm and the batsmen too hit their stride. The
India were reeling at 5 for 3 and then were reduced to 38 for 4 when Hanuma Vihari joined Cheteshwar Pujara out in the middle. The pitch was a green one and the seamers were g
