Cricket

Muscat, Dec 14 – Uganda finished the opening round of the ICC Cricket World Cup Challenge League B campaign with

Perth, Australia: Australia was in a commanding position despite a late batting collapse on the third day of the first

PERTH: Australia quick Mitchell Starc tore through New Zealand’s batting-order shortly before stumps on a dramatic day two, as the

RAWALPINDI: Pakistan’s first home Test in a decade was affected by bad weather on Friday, with rain and an already

MUMBAI: Skipper Virat Kohli led the sixes charge with seven hits over the fence to set up India’s series-clinching 67-run

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan: Heavy rain and bad light hit the second day of the historic Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka

MUMBAI: Former Afghanistan cricket captain Asghar Afghan has been brought back to replace Rashid Khan and lead the team in

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan: Test cricket made its long-awaited return to Pakistan after a deadly attack in 2009, with the home team

NEW DELHI: India’s captain Virat Kohli says his priority is to help India win matches than just play ‘slam-bang cricket’

MUMBAI: Brian Lara says Australia should have allowed David Warner to try and break his world record score of 400,

WELLINGTON: Richard Hadlee says New Zealand did something special in 1985 by winning their first test series in Australia and

MUMBAI: India will experiment less and look to play their best Twenty20 side with just over 10 months left before

MELBOURNE: Nathan Lyon grabbed five wickets to spin Australia to an emphatic innings and 48-run victory in the second Test

Adelaide, Australia: Pakistan was battling to stave off defeat in the day-night second Test against Australia on Sunday after being

MELBOURNE: David Warner and Marnus Labuschagne continued their torment of Pakistan’s bowlers as they drove Australia to 139 for one

WELLINGTON: New Zealand’s Tom Latham managed to score his 11th Test century before heavy rain washed out the final session

Mount Maunganui, New Zealand: A fiery five-wicket burst from Neil Wagner sealed a comprehensive innings and 65 runs victory for

Kolkata: Paceman Umesh Yadav claimed five wickets as India thrashed Bangladesh in just over two days of their first day-night

Kolkata: India declared their first innings on 347 for nine on Saturday after skipper Virat Kohli’s sparkling 136 on day

Brisbane, Australia: Pakistan were left to rue a basic error from 16-year-old debutant Naseem Shah as Australia opener David Warner

WELLINGTON: New Zealand batsman Henry Nicholls will undergo concussion checks before returning to the crease at Bay Oval on Saturday