World Cup 2015: ICC to punish misbehaving players at World Cup
World Cup 2015: India tame Afghanistan by 153 runs in final warm-up game
World Cup 2015: Afghanistan to win World Cup: New Zealand robot
Wasim Akram: World Cup will be challenging for fast bowlers
World Cup 2015: India is a far superior side than Pakistan, says Irfan
Australia better prepared than the class of 1992: Border
World Cup 2015: SC allows Doordarshan to telecast Indo-Pak match live
World Cup 2015: ICC boss plays down talk of bat size restrictions
Tough to guarantee matches for associate teams: ICC
World Cup 2015: Rohit's 150 propels India to 364/5 against Afghanistan warm-up
World Cup 2015: ICC to take tough stance on player behavior
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Sports Wrap: New Zealand End Series on a High, England Walk Away With a 2-1 Win
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Sports Wrap: Australia Take Control of Gabba Test but Rain Continues to Have a Say
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Sports Wrap: South Africa inch closer to WTC final; ICC Reprimands Head & Siraj
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Sports Wrap: India bat first against Australia in pink-ball Test in Adelaide
Former India cricketer gives his take on the Hardik Pandya after massive trade with Punjab Kings
Joe Root, Handscomb, open up on the sandpaper gate controversy after Khawaja's recent comments
Kevin Malloy named the new chair of NZC following Diana Puketapu-Lyndon's departure
New Zealand name squad for the last two ODIs against India, Brett Randell earns maiden call-up
Arshdeep Singh confirms engagement to Samreen Kaur, shares heartfelt post on social media
Jacob Bethell ruled out of upcoming white-ball series against Australia
Dubai: Indian batsman Rohit Sharma has been picked by the International Cricket Council (ICC) as one of the debutants to watch out for in the 2015 World Cup that starts in Australia and New Zealand
New Delhi: A struggling India will find wings and regain the lost confidence if they can manage to beat arch-rivals Pakistan in their World Cup opener, says former chief selector and wicket-keeper Kiran More.India have
Wellington, New Zealand: Brendon McCullum has enjoyed unprecedented success since his appointment as New Zealand cricket captain in 2012 — winning five of his last seven tests. Perhaps his greatest success in that time, though,
Melbourne: Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar received the highest votes from the British public to open the innings in the greatest ODI XI.West Indies opening batsman Chris Gayle was elected to partner India's little master
New Delhi: Former India cricketer Kirti Azad on Tuesday hit out at Ishant Sharma and expressed concerns at the team's thin bowling option, saying it may “hamper its chances” of retaining the title in the
New Delhi: The Supreme Court will hear the central government and Prasar Bharti's plea on Tuesday challenging the Delhi High Court order by which public broadcaster Doordarshan was barred from sharing with cable operators the
Melbourne: Young batsman Jos Buttler Monday said his might be a new generation of English cricketers who are "exciting", but they need match-winning performances now rather than hopeful talk of what the future might hold.Experienced
Christchurch: South African pacer Kyle Abbott has admitted their chase against Sri Lanka in the warm-up game on Monday got a bit too close for comfort as they beat the Asian islanders by 5 wickets
Adelaide: Young Australian batsman Steven Smith said on Monday he is willing to bat at any position for the team in the World Cup.Questions have risen regarding the in-form batsman's ideal batting position, particularly with
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