WTC final: Khawaja, Labuschagne look to drive Aus lead

Even as Ajinkya Rahane and Shardul Thakur managed to reignite India's hope of making a comeback in the WTC final,...

His ability to hit stumps is big plus: Smith on Boland's bowling

Australia's star batter Steve Smith has praised pacer Scott Boland for his bowling on the second day of the World...

WTC final: Thakur, Rahane lead Indian fightback in 1st session

India went to Lunch at 260/6 of 60 overs, with Shardul Thakur and Ajinkya Rahane surviving some anxious moments at...

"I know that I have that temperament to score big runs": Jadeja

In a video posted by ICC, Jadeja said, "I know that have that temperament and ability to score big runs."

Ponting pinpoints key moment India got it wrong against Australia

While Ponting thought India's tactics were incorrect on the first day, he was impressed with their second-day...

Proud of the way I have played: Smith after slamming century

Australian attack ripped through India's top order to leave Rohit Sharma's lead side five down and still trailing by...

"Hope our team plays well, brings WTC cup home": Rajiv Shukla

Australia have dominated the majority of the opening two days of the 'Ultimate Test' at The Oval on the back of...

Always difficult to drop bowler like Ashwin: Paras Mhambrey

Travis Head and Steve Smith produced an unbroken 251-run fourth-wicket partnership that guided Australia to 327/3.

Losing toss was challenging but happy contribute: Travis Head

Head was the star of the day, slamming the first-ever century in a WTC Final and hitting the first of his six Test...

"Decision at toss was surprising": Farokh Engineer

Engineer said, "It does not get bigger than this and that's why I am here to support my beloved country. Although I...

WTC final: Head, Smith put Aussies in driver's seat

India skipper Rohit Sharma's decision of bowling first initially seemed to have paid off. However, Head and Smith's...

Travis Head becomes first player to hit century in WTC final

From the very first ball, Head looked reading the surface well, judging the movement of the Duke ball as well as...