The
Golmaal Returns team gathered at an event to present their first trailer. ...
03:40 AM, Sep 16, 2008
It is a series and the new thing in this film is that there are four new girls. ...
11:31 AM, Sep 15, 2008
Tendulkar was all set to shoot for
Vignaharta Shri Siddhivinayak. ...
03:03 PM, Sep 06, 2008
United they stand, in their endeavour to help the flood victims. ...
11:20 PM, Sep 05, 2008
The deal is the first to cross the Rs 100 crore mark. ...
11:16 AM, Aug 20, 2008
Kolkata: Former India captain Sourav Ganguly has finally decided on not playing Ranji Trophy as Bengal's senior selection committee decided to appoint Manoj Tiwary as the captain of the 15-member squad for first two matches against Rajasthan and Punjab. There is no question of playing in Ranji Trophy, if I'm not playing IPL, Ganguly has said as he is unlikely to feature in Pune's scheme of things during the next...
12:15 AM, Jul 12, 2008
Lahore: The Pakistan Cricket Board has no immediate plans to make any changes in the national team management and Misbah-ul-Haq and Mohammad Hafeez will continue as captains of the Test, ODI and T20 teams respectively. A senior official of the board said PCB chairman Zaka Ashraf was satisfied with the work done by Hafeez as the national T20 captain and also had reposed confidence in Misbah as captain of the...
01:50 PM, Jul 11, 2008
Karachi: Pakistan's former Test opener Mohsin Khan, who has also served as the team's chief coach and a selector, feels the team's recent poor results are due to the flawed choices made by the new coach Dav Whatmore. Whoever is the chief coach is responsible for how the team performs. I just think that Whatmore has upset the balance and confidence of the team and players by experimenting with the...
04:04 PM, Jun 02, 2008
The Delhi Daredevils pace spearhead says it's been a good season for him so far but he wants to continue the good work. ...
02:34 PM, May 17, 2008
Johannesburg: Jacques Kallis and Hashim Amla have been rested from South Africa's one-day international (ODI) squad for the remainder of the series against Sri Lanka, Cricket South Africa (CSA) announced on Sunday. All-rounder Kallis, 36, has been rested while Amla, the top-ranked batsman in ODIs, has been granted time off as his wife is expecting the couple's first child. The other change to the original 14-man squad sees all-rounder Rory...
11:25 PM, Apr 11, 2008
Sydney: Given the resounding success of their pacers against the Indian batting line up, Australia are expected to play four fast bowlers in the Perth Test by drafting quick Ryan Harris into the playing XI. An indication to this was noted when Australia flew Harris to Sydney on Wednesday to join his teammates rather than letting him play for Brisbane Heat in Friday's Big Bash match at the Gabba. Harris,...
12:58 PM, Apr 07, 2008
Sydney: When Australia face India in the second Test starting in Sydney on Tuesday, it will be an emotional moment for the rookie opener Ed Cowan, who will be cheered by his terminally ill mother from the SCG stands. Cowan's mother Jan's battle against a consequential neurological disorder has been a great reason behind his rise to Test cricket, and the 29-year-old believes that his ability to fight out tough...
12:21 PM, Apr 06, 2008
Melbourne: Australian great Sir Don Bradman himself declared that Sachin Tendulkar reminds him of his own batting style but former English cricketer Tony Shillinglaw has argued through a study that technique wise both the players are as different as chalk and cheese. Shillinglaw, who is a coach now, has conducted an extensive biomechanical study of Bradman's technique and claims that actually it is Pakistan's Inzamam-ul Haq, who comes close to...
01:18 PM, Apr 02, 2008
Pallekele: Australia dominated day one of the second Test against Sri Lanka after seamer Ryan Harris helped dismiss the hosts for 174 in its first innings. The visitors then raced to 60 without loss at stumps on Thursday. Shane Watson (36 not out) and Phil Hughes (23 not out) were batting virtually unthreatened when bad light stopped play. Earlier Harris claimed three wickets and seamers Trent Copeland, Mitchell Johnson and...
03:58 PM, Feb 27, 2008
Barbados: Rain played spoilsport on day two of the second Test between West Indies and India as only 25.3 overs were bowled throughout the day at the Kensington Oval on Wednesday. When play was finally abandoned for the rest of the day, West Indies were 98/5 - still trailing India by 103 runs - with Shivnarine Chanderpaul (20) and Marlon Samuels (21) at the crease. The day began 45 minutes...
08:11 PM, Feb 07, 2008
Mohali: The Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) was awarded for the 'Best Pitch and Outfield' during the recently concluded Indian Premier League. The award carried a cash reward of Rs. 25 lakh and was received by state association's secretary MP Pandove. PCA had won this award first time alongwith Chennai. "The PCA pitch and outfield has come in for lot of praise from all the visiting teams during their matches played...
10:05 PM, Jan 30, 2008
Experts discuss Chennai Super King's victory over Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL-4 final. ...
08:27 PM, Jan 30, 2008
Chennai: Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper Daniel Vettori feels the 113-run opening partnership between Chris Gayle and Mayank Agarwal set the foundation for their 43-run victory over Mumbai Indians on Friday night. Vettori said the opening pair set the tone with their power-hitting and made it easier for his economical bowlers who responded well. "We have played very well. Once again Chris Gayle and Mayank Agarwal gave us a good start...
03:42 PM, Jan 30, 2008
Sydney: Australia captain Michael Clarke believes that his team are deserving holders of the number one ranking in one-day international format. The recently-appointed skipper flew back into Sydney on Friday after the 3-0 one-day series win over Bangladesh. Clarke defended Australia's position atop, despite their loss in the quarter-finals of the World Cup to the World Champions India. "The statistics say we are number one for good reason. We've won...
01:30 AM, Jan 16, 2008
Sydney: Respected but seldom loved at home, admired but also reviled abroad, Ricky Ponting led Australia to great success but his captaincy will ultimately be defined by three lost Ashes series. The tough, single-minded Tasmanian always put the team first and that, he said, had prompted him to stand down after nine years in charge of the Australia one-day team and seven as Test skipper on Tuesday. The most Test...
09:49 PM, Jan 09, 2008
