Kolkata, May 22 : James Franklin struck a blistering 23-ball unbeaten 45 to help Mumbai Indians pull off a sensational five-wicket win over Kolkata Knight Riders in the final round-robin league match of the IPL
Hyderabad, May 2: Their survival in the Indian Premier League at stake, former champions Deccan Chargers face an uphill battle as they take on a spirited Kolkata Knight Riders here tomorrow.Deccan have played eight matches
Jaipur, Apr 15: Skipper Gautam Gambhir smashed his way to a blistering 44-ball 75, while Jacques Kallis struck his third consecutive fifty, as Kolkata Knight Riders drubbed Rajasthan Royals by nine wickets in their Indian
Bangalore, Mar 10: Brett Lee may be the oldest member of Australia's fast-bowling attack at the World Cup but despite being 34, he is not willing to compromise with his speed and aggression.Last week, Australian
Ahmedabad, Feb 18: Returning after a 15-month lay off from cricket due to injury, Australian speedster Brett Lee today said that depending on pace attack on slow pitches of the sub-continent would not be a
Melbourne : Injury-prone pacer Brett Lee is "very much" in contention for next year's World Cup but he needs more cricket to earn his place back in the team, feels Australian chief selectors Andrew Hilditch.
Melbourne: Captain Ricky Ponting considers Brett Lee as a "big player" who, along with pace colleagues Shaun Tait and Mitchell Johnson, can help Australia win their fourth consecutive World Cup title.Plagued by multiple injuries, Lee
Australian pacer Brett Lee feels Indian batting icon Sachin Tendulkar, West Indian Brian Lara and England's Kevin Pietersen are part of a select band of international batsmen who should never be sledged as the strategy
Former Test spearhead Brett Lee has warned Australia's planned assault on England batsman Kevin Pietersen could backfire spectacularly and cost the hosts any chance of regaining the Ashes, reports The Daily Mail, London.Pietersen has been
Injury-ravaged Australia's campaign in the ongoing one-day series against India received a body blow on Friday with pace spearhead Brett Lee ruled out of the remainder of the series because of an elbow injury.The 32-year-old
Architect of New South Wales' Champions League Twenty20 triumph, blond speedster Brett Lee said he always strives to rise to the big occasions and it was immensely satisfying to shine in Friday's final against Trinidad
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