Selectors to pick squad for West Indies tour on July 19, no clarity on Dhoni's future yet
NEW DELHI: The Indian team for next month's tour of West Indies will be announced on July 19 but there is no clarity over...
ICC's boundary-count rule that decided WC winner slammed by former players
NEW DELHI: Former and current cricketers, including India's Rohit Sharma and Gautam Gambhir, criticised the International Cricket Council's boundary count rule that decided the...
England win epic final for maiden World Cup triumph
LONDON: England found cricketing bliss by dint of divine intervention and Ben Stokes' brilliance, cracking a code that proved indecipherable for 44 years as...
It was a shame that the ball hit Stokes' bat: Williamson
ENGLAND: While England rejoiced, a shattered and devastated New Zealand captain Kane Williamson was left to rue the unfortunate overthrow in the last over...
Djokovic saves match points to claim fifth Wimbledon title in record-breaking final
LONDON: Novak Djokovic saved two match points to clinch a fifth Wimbledon title and 16th major on Sunday, shattering Roger Federer's bid to become...
Indian team to leave for Mumbai on July 14
LONDON: The Indian cricket team, which lost in the semifinals of the ongoing World Cup, will head home on Sunday. The side went down by...
CoA to have World Cup review meeting with coach, captain soon
LONDON: The Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators (CoA) will review India's World Cup performance once skipper Virat Kohli and chief coach Ravi Shastri return...
England hammer Australia to reach first World Cup final since 1992
BIRMINGHAM: England entered their first World Cup final since 1992 decimating five-time champions Australia by eight wickets after a fearless knock from Jason Roy...
Lord's may witness a 'sea of blue' as Indians set to fill stands
LONDON: The setting wouldn't be an ideal one but Indians across the globe who have landed in or based out of the United Kingdom...
Good Man Kane: Hopefully we can adopt 1.5 billion supporters for final
LONDON: "I hope they're not too angry," Kane Williamson was his quintessential unassuming self while enquiring about the heartbroken Indian fans, and wished to...