Australia’s captain Shane Watson and the West Indies coach Ottis Gibson both believed their sides missed a golden opportunity to go up 2-1 in the series in St Vincent on Tuesday
New Zealand Cricket today announced the 14-player squad for the third Test of The National Bank Series against South Africa beginning in Wellington on Friday 23 March.There have been two changes to the previous squad with Daniel…
Clint McKay starred with bat and ball as Australia clinched the Commonwealth Bank Series courtesy of a dramatic 16-run victory over Sri Lanka.
Sri Lanka took an enthralling Commonwealth Bank Series to the deciding match it thoroughly deserves with an eight-wicket demolition of hosts Australia.
The South African cricket side might well be on their way to No 1 in the world, but if the Black Caps treat them like that the series is as good as lost, says their most experienced player.
Contributions with the ball and bat by Stafanie Taylor and Deandra Dottin helped West Indies win the series 2-1, after losing the opening game
Sri Lankan skipper Mahela Jayawardene was staying cool after his side's loss to Australia in the first final of the Commonwealth Bank Series, declaring they were on the right track and confident of firing in the second match.
Opener David Warner struck a magnificent century and Australia held off late Sri Lanka resistance to claim a dramatic 15-run victory at Brisbane in the first of three Commonwealth Bank Series finals.
Sri Lanka sealed their place in the Commonwealth Bank Series finals courtesy of a thrilling last-over victory against hosts Australia at Melbourne.
When asked why Virender Sewhag, who has been rested for India’s Asia Cup campaign, was not withdrawn from the ongoing CB Series, Kris Srikkanth responded with two words: “shut up”
