Hosts Tamil Nadu were bowled out for 125 in the first innings of their Group B game against Baroda on a turning pitch in Chennai. In reply, Baroda wer

Kumar Sangakkara, who will retire after the second Test against India, recalled his varied experiences in a 15-year international careerAndrew Fidel F

Australia A dominated the first day in Chennai as they bowled India A out for 135 and then shaved off 43 from the deficit without lossDeivarayan Muthu

The Arundel Castle ground is a tree-ringed circus of sophisticated glories, so perhaps it is only fitting that a cricketer nicknamed “the Viscount” sh

David Willey, Northamptonshire’s England allrounder, is likely to be one of the most sought-after close season signings after the county agreed in pri

BCCI secretary Anurag Thakur has said that the Indian board and PCB are in discussion over the host broadcaster of India’s series against Pakistan, sc

Ross Taylor said he decided to turn back the clock in an attempt to rekindle his form, and the early signs are that the the move could pay offESPNcric

William Porterfield said that Ireland’s next match, crucial to their knockout-qualification chances, just “happens to be against India”George Binoy i

West Indies offspinner Sunil Narine underwent a fresh testing process on his bowling action at the Sri Ramachandra Universtity, an ICC-accredited cent

The BCCI’s sidelined president N Srinivasan will not be able to contest the election to any position in the board’s annual general meeting, scheduled