Mount Maunganui [New Zealand], Feb 2 (ANI): In the ongoing fifth and final T20I against New Zealand, Rohit Sharma has not taken the field and KL Rahul will be leading the side instead.
Mount Maunganui [New Zealand], Feb 2 (ANI): With all eyes on the top-order batsman, Sanju Samson on Sunday failed to impress for a second time in a row as he was dismissed for just two runs in the ongoing fifth T20I against New Zealand here at the Bay Oval on Sunday.
Christchurch [New Zealand], Feb 2 (ANI): Shubman Gill played an unbeaten knock of 204 runs against New Zealand A to help India A to go away with a draw in the first unofficial Test of the two-match series.
London [UK], Feb 2 (ANI): South Africa middle-order batsman David Miller has backed Quinton de Kock's captaincy in the ODI format and has said that the left-handed wicket-keeper is quite mature and will lend stability to the side.
New Delhi [India], Feb 01 (ANI): With T20I cricket witnessing three Super Over matches this week, former Australia cricketer Tom Moody on Saturday suggested some changes to make the extra one-over action a bit more interesting.
New Delhi [India], Feb 1 (ANI): India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin on Saturday made a cheeky remark on the idea of removal of law related to 'Mankading' in the game of cricket.
Sydney [Australia], Feb 1 (ANI): Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) will be hosting the finals of the Big Bash League (BBL) and it will also witness the bushfire relief fundraiser match, Cricket Australia confirmed.
London [UK], Feb 1 (ANI): Afghanistan U-19 skipper Farhan Zakhil has admitted that resorting to 'Mankad' in the quarter-final clash against Pakistan was not in the spirit of the game, and the side probably would not have done it if they were in a winning position.
Melbourne [Australia], Feb 1 (ANI): Afghanistan all-rounder Rashid Khan has said that he will continue to represent Adelaide Strikers in the Big Bash League (BBL) as long as they want him to be in the team.
Wellington [New Zealand], Jan 31 (ANI): After playing an unbeaten knock of 50 runs in the fourth T20I against New Zealand, batsman Manish Pandey on Friday said that he would still prefer to bat at number three rather than six.