South Africa ready for spin challenge
India and South Africa are on hot streaks, and with the No. 2 spot in the Test rankings on the line, both sides have plenty to play for in the…
West Indies and Sri Lanka seek to end long wait
Given the unpredictable form of West Indies, they should have enough to match a below-full strength Sri Lankan outfitThe Preview by George Binoy21-Mar
'The last 1000 have been a learning curve' – Dravid
Rahul Dravid says he exceeded his own expectations with what he's achieved in the game, after becoming the sixth batsman to score 10,000 Test runsSidd
McCullum's record 158 leads rout
In what was a brutal one-man assault on the Bangalore Royal Challengers, Brendon McCullum blasted an unbeaten 158 from a mere 73 deliveriesThe Bulleti
ECB and Stanford move closer to tie-in
The England & Wales Cricket Board could be asked to help revive cricket in the Caribbean after moving ever closer to a lucrative tie-in with the Texan
Trescothick clarifies international intentions
Marcus Trescothick is adamant his decision to retire from international cricket is binding, contrary to the impression he may have given during an int
Nanavati concludes probe into Harbhajan-Sreesanth incident
The BCCI-appointed commissioner Sudhir Nanavati has concluded his investigation into on-field altercation between Harbhajan Singh and SreesanthCricinf
Blowing in the wind
The plays of the fourth day between England and New Zealand at Old TraffordAndrew McGlashan at Old Trafford26-May-2008 Kevin Pietersen: no
Tendulkar set to return against Chennai
Tendulkar first picked up the injury during the CB Series in Australia and it got worse after the first Test against South Africa in Chennai, forcing
Sidebottom will seriously test us – Hadlee
Richard Hadlee, the legendary New Zealand allrounder and current chairman of selectors, believes England's Ryan Sidebottom is the biggest threat to th