Indian Cricket

For the love of cricket, Brits make Indian journey

Friends Daniel, Hugo found their passion and a new home in India. ...

Watch: India’s cricket tour to Pak called off

It leaves a huge question mark over the future of India’s cricket relations with Pak. ...

Cricketers pay homage to Mumbai terror victims

England cricket team has pledged to donate half of match fees to victims. ...  

Day in pics: Aishwarya walks the ramp, PSU pay hike

Aishwarya Rai walks the ramp, govt announces pay hike for PSU's. ...  

Aussies in trouble over 'Beer with Mahatma'

The slogans on T-shirts were Beer with Mahatma, Bets with Gupta, Dancing with Indira. ...  

Storyboard: Sponsors galore for a resurgent ICL

The Indian Cricket League returns with newfound energy and sponsors. ...  

Rakhi bares her heart as new ICL cheergirl

ICL's first of its kind cheerleading squad is curiously called the Zeebras. ...  

How Cyrus made Mayawati & Tikait friends

Sydney: A tinge of grass left by the curator on the SCG wicket did the trick on day one of the second Test between Australia and India. Instead of batsmen making merry on a gorgeous sunny day, wickets fell like ninepins. India, after electing to bat first, were bundled out for a paltry 191, while Australia in reply were 116 for 3 at stumps. All 13 wickets that fell on ...

War of Leagues: How about an ICL vs IPL match?

New Delhi: The team that will have its bowling line-up in shape and free of injuries will come out on top in the much-awaited battle between Australia and India, feels Australia's champion ex-cricketer Adam Gilchrist. In India as the ambassador of the University of Wollongong, Gilchrist refrained from making any predictions but felt the bowlers' form and fitness may decide who ends up on top in the four-match Test series...  

The Week That Wasn't: Indian cricket team's return

Kolkata: The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB), which is awaiting governmental clearance for organising the Oct 25 one-day cricket match between India and England, is apprehensive of losing the match owing to procedural bottlenecks. We have been informed by the Public Works Department (PWD) that only after an inspection by them is completed and they are satisfied, will we be given the clearance. The match is not our responsibility only. ...

Munde blames Pawar for Ford fiasco

BJP general secretary Gopinath Munde blamed BCCI chief Sharad Pawar for the humiliation of the cricket board. ...  

Pataudi speaks on Chappell's exit

Pataudi says what Chappell had in mind for India was very good but it was "a shame that he had to leave in 22 months." ...