India won the World Cup last year and Sri Lanka were the runners-up, but Michael Clarke believes Australia deserve to be the favourites for the Commonwealth Bank Series, which starts on Sunday
In the Sunday Guardian, Dileep Premachandran writes that India’s batting greats should bow out like Nasser Hussain, who scored a century in his final Test and timed his retirement perfectly, and not like Kapil Dev and Javed Mianded, who played on for longer than they should have. Regardless of where the big three go from here – and let’s hope it’s not down the Kapil-Miandad route – Indian fans would do well to eviscerate these two tours from memory. For more than a decade, these same men made a country…
Pakistan cricket coach Mohsin Khan on Sunday expressed confidence his team can become the world's number one ranked team after humbling England in the second Test to claim victory in the series.
Pakistan captain Misbah-ul Haq on Sunday said he hoped his team's series win over test cricket's number one side England will earn them respect from the cricketing world after a turbulent period which tarnished their image.
At the end of the summer, Auckland Aces allrounder Andre Adams will head back to his 'home' side Nottinghamshire with some impressive accolades.With only Canterbury on Sunday standing in his way, the HRV Cup is a distinct possibility,…
Sachin Tendulkar, who has not played a one-day international since last year's World Cup, was named in India's 50-over squad on Sunday for a Tri-series with Australia and Sri Lanka next month.
PERTH (Jan 15): Mahendra Singh Dhoni's casual approach to the art of test captaincy caught up with him on Sunday when he was banned for India's fourth test against Australia.
PERTH, Australia: Australia routed India by an innings and 37 runs inside three days on Sunday to seal a crushing 3-0 series victory against the hapless tourists.
Australia skipper Michael Clarke was naturally delighted with his team's series triumph over India on Sunday but said he and his players will not rest until they once again top the world rankings.
Former players and the media trained their guns on India's powerful cricket board Sunday after Mahendra Singh Dhoni's team slid to another humiliating series defeat overseas.
