NEW DELHI: Maya Entertainment Ltd (MEL) and Leander Paes company, Leander Sport Pvt. Ltd. (LSPL) announced a unique arrangement wherein they will co-produce animated content around sports and fitness themes involving usage of digital images of sports personalities beginning with Leander Paes, Indian Tennis Ace

NEW DELHI: Indian Cricket Board's policy to blood youngsters has paid dividends with the team winning a historic tri-series in Australia for the first time, according to BCCI President Sharad Pawar.

MELBOURNE: Off-spinner Harbhajan Singh has admitted the controversies he was embroiled in on the Australian tour were very difficult to cope with, but claimed the experience had only made him tougher as a cricketer and as a man.

At the end of the Indian cricket team's tour Down Under, Australia is now part of the leading pack in world cricket rather than miles in front of it. The impact of the retirements of Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath has been immediate. Australia are not as potent and India is more confident.

NEW YORK: With the announcement on February 19 of the long awaited and much anticipated national elections for the USA Cricket Association (USACA), a team of seasoned and successful cricket administrators and leaders has emerged to challenge the incumbents.

BRISBANE: India created history by notching up their first-ever cricket tri-series title on Australian soil, pipping the world champions by nine runs in a nail-biting second finals which saw fortunes fluctuating from one team to the other till the very end.

BRISBANE: A battle that was fought as much off field as on field finally ended in ecstasy for Indian cricketers and it showed in their celebrations as they jumped around in joy after the nine-run win over Australia that gave them their first ODI tri-series triumph Down Under.

BRISBANE: It was a story of all's well that ends well for Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni as he described the tour of Australia as "the best" in his cricket career after the Men in blue clinched their first-ever tri-series victory.

KUALA LUMPUR: India regained the Under-19 Cricket World Cup crown after eight years with a close 12-run victory over South Africa in the rain-affected final here on March 2.

MELBOURNE: Australian opener Matthew Hayden has admitted being "insensitive" in making the 'obnoxious little weed' remark against Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh but said it was not against the spirit of cricket and did not warrant a reprimand.