'Implementing reforms an opportunity rather than a challenge'
Anurag Thakur and Ajay Shirke, the newly elected BCCI president and secretary, have said they see the implementation of the Lodha Committee report as
It has not sunk in yet – Taylor
West Indies Women captain Stafanie Taylor has said her team cannot quite believe it that they are the new World T20 winners, after they beat three-tim
'We let the batsmen commit errors' – Unadkat
Saurashtra's quicks enjoyed the lateral movement from the surface, but it was their patience and attention to detail that paid rich dividends during t
Swing could be bigger factor than seam – Williamson
The grass on the Seddon Park surface promises plenty of seam movement, but it is swing through the air that may define the match, Kane Williamson has
Blame the batting, not pitch, says Ashwin
R Ashwin has hit back at the criticism of the pitch in Mohali, which South Africa batsman Dean Elgar had described as "not a very good cricket wicket"
What's on the BCCI working committee's agenda
Shashank Manohar will chair his first BCCI working committee meeting on Sunday, in Mumbai, since being elected board president earlier this month. The
Smith foiled by England's swingers
Australia's captain-elect Steven Smith admits he has been drawn into playing strokes too often by the English skill of bending the ball on both direct
Starc unimpressed by pink ball
Even though it was the latest in countless versions of the pink balls trialled by Cricket Australia's official supplier Kookaburra, Mitchell Starc sai
Trott retires from international cricket
Jonathan Trott has announced his retirement from international cricket following the series against West Indies but will continue to play domestically
Sunrisers reliant on imported muscle
A formidable squad packed with international talent gives Sunrisers Hyderabad a leg up, but nailing down a winning combination and managing the expect