"....213 was a good score": Sri Lanka's batting coach Naveed Nawa

"The bowling has been good since the start of the tournament. When things went bad at the top end, we were planning...

Central Zone enter semi-final of Duleep Trophy

Saurabh picked 11 wickets in the match. He had taken three wickets conceding 46 runs in the first innings.

Lucky to have batted well: Sri Lanka's Dhananjaya de Silva

Batting first, Sri Lanka set a target of 213. The Netherlands were bowled out for 192 and fell short by 21 runs

Ashes, 2nd Test: Australia's lead over England goes above 200

Australia started the final session at 81/1, with Usman Khawaja (45*) and Marnus Labuschagne (8*) unbeaten at the...

Sri Lanka overcome valiant Netherlands, win by 21 runs

Sri Lanka won by 21 runs and are at the top of the Super Six stage points table with six points. Netherlands are in...

Ashes, 2nd Test: Aussie openers dominate English bowlers

A half-century partnership between openers David Warner and Usman Khawaja helped Australia extend their lead beyond...

Rajasthan Royals to offer multi-year deal to England's Buttler

Buttler has been associated with RR since 2018. he has been a crucial player for his team, scoring 2696 runs with an...

Sikandar Raza scores fastest 4000 runs for Zimbabwe

Raza achieved this feat during a match against Oman in the Super Sixes game of the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup...

Joe Root surpasses Allan Border, becomes 10th highest run-scorer

In 132 Tests, Root has scored 11,178 runs at an average of 50.57. He has scored 30 centuries and 58 half-centuries...

280-290 looked good on this pitch: Zimbabwe skipper

Following his side's win over Oman in the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifiers, Zimbabwe skipper Craig Ervine said...

We lost too many wickets in middle overs: Oman skipper

Following his side's 14-run loss to Zimbabwe in their ICC Cricket World Cup qualifiers match, Oman skipper Zeeshan...

Ashes: Steve Smith scripts history at Lord's

He accomplished this feat in his side's Ashes second Test against England at Lord's. Smith continued with his rich...