Can Pakistan breathe life into rivalry with India?
India and Pakistan have a storied rivalry, but recent contests in global tournaments have been one-sided in India's favour. Will the latest chapter in
Hameed a better opening batsman than Cook – Anderson
James Anderson believes Haseeb Hameed is already 'a better, more technically sound opening batsman' than Alastair CookGeorge Dobell06-Apr-2017Haseeb H
India favourites in lopsided tournament
Ten teams will run the gauntlet in Colombo, but only four will go on to the World Cup in England in June 2017Shashank Kishore06-Feb-2017The captains o
Australia likely to play two Tests in Bangladesh in 2017
Cricket Australia's chief executive James Sutherland has said Australia's chances of touring Bangladesh later this year are "quite high"Brydon Coverda
BCCI postpones IPL rights bidding process
Citing "unforeseen" circumstances over which the BCCI has "no control," the board has postponed the IPL media rights bidding process scheduled for Tue
Akshath, bowlers stud Hyderabad win
A round-up of the Group C matches on the fourth and final day of the first round in the 2016-17 Ranji TrophyESPNcricinfo staff09-Oct-2016At the Vidarb
Perera a silent hero – Angelo Mathews
Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews has called Dilruwan Perera a "silent hero" after the offspinner became the first Sri Lanka player to take ten wickets
Cooke anchors strong Glamorgan victory
Glamorgan made it successive victories in the Royal London One-Day Cup with a consummate 84-run victory over Sussex in CardiffECB Reporters Network08-
PCB increases women's contracts; Mir, Javeria retain top category
The Pakistan Cricket Board has increased the number of women's central contracts from 21 to 22, and retained Sana Mir, Bismah Maroof, Javeria Khan and
Assam relaxed ahead of maiden semi-final
Assam may be playing their first ever Ranji Trophy semi-final, but the team's coach Sanath Kumar has insisted that the main priority is to ensure that