London: India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni today gave an open-ended reply to a query if he is ready to quit captaincy after another Test debacle on foreign soil having lost the current series 1-3 to
London: England skipper Alastair Cook, who led his side to make a remarkable turnaround to win the five-match Test series against India 3-1 despite being 0-1 down in the beginning, called it "an amazing performance".After
London: India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni blamed his batsmen for not living up to their potential which led to a humiliating 1-3 Test series defeat to England here Sunday."We've lost a lot of confidence over
London: One of the finest slip fielders, V.V.S. Laxman feels that Indian cricketers in the slip cordon are standing too close to each other and are getting confused.“Definitely, they are very close. I was the
London: The Indian cricket team underwent a dramatic collapse to be bowled out for merely 94 runs in their second innings, suffering a humiliating consecutive innings defeat in only three days and lose the five-match
London: Having lost their openers early, India once again have their backs to the ball as the visitors took lunch on 9 for 2 after Joe Root's unbeaten ton helped England post 486 on the
London: Scoreboard after England's bowlers destroyed India's batting order once again, dismissing the tourists for 94 to seal a 3-1 series victory on day three of the fifth test at the Oval on Sunday. Chris
London: English wicketkeeper Matt Prior will undergo an achilles surgery next month and faces a recovery period of four months.The 32-year-old, who had taken a break from the sport last month to regain his fitness,
London: Former England captain Geoffrey Boycott said that the Indian players know that the Oval Test is already lost and praised India skipper Mahendra Singh for his valiant 82 in the first innings.Thanks to Dhoni's
London: Former England captain Michael Atherton feels that it is high time for Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni to show that he still cares about the longer format of the game.Atherton feels that it is
London: Off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin today conceded that India had a bad day in office but expressed confidence that his team's batsmen would do a better job in the second innings of the fifth and final
London: England batsman Gary Ballance today rued at not completing another hundred against India in the fifth and final cricket Test here while praising team-mate Joe Root for countering the visitors' efforts on day two.
London: India's campaign in the current series can, without fear of contradiction, be summarised as the tourists losing their way after the second Test, especially after the third.The Board of Control for Cricket in India
London: Joe Root slammed an unbeaten 92 as England took a substantial first innings lead of 237 runs on the second day to tighten their grip on the fifth and final cricket Test against a
London: Ravichandran Ashwin took two quick wickets as India pegged back England late in the post-lunch session on day two of the fifth and final cricket Test at the Oval here today.The hosts reached 246/5
LONDON: England captain Alastair Cook fought his way to another gritty half-century as home team reached a comfortable 148 for one against India at lunch, on the second of the fifth and final cricket Test,
London: Scoreboard after England reached 385-7 to lead India by an emphatic 237 runs at stumps on day two to maintain control of the fifth Investec test at the Oval here Saturday. Joe Root comes
London: There were no demons in the pitch but it was simply England's improved bowling that took the fizz out of the Indian batting, says visiting fielding coach Trevor Penney.The coach said the English bowlers
London: England have been rewarded for putting Indian batsmen under constant pressure says home paceman Chris Woakes, who took three wickets in visitors first innings collapse on the first day of the fifth Test, here.“I
London: It was at least a 275 wicket, but India on Independence Day again made a mess of it by being bundled out for 148.It was, admittedly, a bad toss to lose, given the intermittent
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