Afghanistan captain Nawroz Mangal led his side to a place in the ICC Twenty20 world cup and then said he wanted the team to be given the chance to compete against the top cricketing nations on a regular basis.
Afghanistan captain Nawroz Mangal led his side to a place in the ICC Twenty20 world cup and then said he wanted the team to be given the chance to compete against the top cricketing nations on a regular basis.
OTTAWA, March 22, 2012 /PRNewswire/ – On Tuesday, Cricket Team Canada won their match against Nepal at the International Cricket Council World T-20 Qualifier. Today, they will face the team from Ireland …
New Zealand's nine-wicket loss to South Africa in the second test was a closer match than the result suggests and the hosts' captain Ross Taylor believes his team are not far away from being competitive in the third test in Wellington.
Following two consecutive defeats to the team chasing in this tournament, Mahela Jayawardene decided to bat first for a change on winning the toss
Things are on the up for the Australians, says their captain Michael Clarke, writing for News Limited at the end of his team’s home season. In all, there have been 30 players represent Australia in one-day cricket from the World Cup a year ago, which indicates how rapidly this side is evolving. And there has also been a surprisingly high 21 players picked in the Test side since the beginning of last year. To have such success this summer, when there has been a significant turnover of players in both…
Australia’s stand-in captain Shane Watson will be in danger of a suspension during the ODI series in the West Indies after he and his team were fined for a slow over-rate in their triangular series final victory at Adelaide Oval
Adelaide, March 7 (IANS) Former India coach Greg Chappell mocked the Indian team saying they are not fit for Test cricket. The former Australian captain went a step ahead and blamed the Indian culture for the team's debacle in the tour of Australia.
India's crisis in international cricket provides the team with a chance to set things right, according to sports writer Suresh Menon
R Jagannathan proclaims on Firstpost that Indian fans do not deserve Sachin Tendulkar because they do not appreciate his genius. Tendulkar may be a God in India, but even God is made answerable when he has a bad series, Jagannathan laments. The questions being asked about Tendulkar’s inclusion in the Asia Cup squad are a disrespect for a man who has been “an island of excellence in a sea of mediocrity.” Now that he hasn’t made that ton, they want to fling him out of the team unceremoniously. Nobody’s worried…
