Friday, July 22, 2011

Ind vs Eng

Kevin Pietersen (115) and Matt Prior (21) took England to 305/5 in their first innings at tea on the second day of the first Test against India at Lord's onInd vs Eng: England 305/5 at tea on Day 2 in Lord's Test.............. read next day report:

ED sends notice to BCCI, Modi over transaction with IMG

ED sends notice to BCCI, Modi over transaction with IMGThe Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Friday issued notices to the BCCI and suspended Indian Premier League chairman Lalit Modi in connection with .......... read more:

Michael Clarke opts out of Big Bash League|Michael Clarke, the Australia captain

Michael Clarke opts out of Big Bash LeagueMichael Clarke, the Australia captain, will take no part in the Twenty20 Big Bash League this summer, preferring to concentrate on his international commitments. Extensive......... more read:

Swann takes a dig at Indian batting lineup

Swann takes a dig at Indian batting lineupFor many, this is not just a battle between the number one and two cricket sides at the moment; it is also a contest between the best batting line-up and the best bowling attack. On paper, it does ring true. India have the.......... read full:

Saturday, July 9, 2011

West Indies 224/6 at stumps on Day 4|Ind vs WI |India reduce West Indies

Harbhajan SinghDebutant Kirk Edwards showed tremendous composure to score a century before Harbhajan Singh's twin blow helped India reduce West Indies to 224 for six at stumps on the penultimate day of third and final............... full report:

Ajay Maken pads up to take on BCCI on anti-doping norms

Ajay MakenThe sports ministry and Board of Control for Cricket (BCCI) appeared headed for a showdown over the anti-doping provisions in the proposed National Sports Development Bill which is to be introduced in the.................read more:

Friday, July 8, 2011

Gambhir dares England: Back up tough talk with performance|Back up tough talk with performance|psychological disintegration

Gambhir
For years, England were at the receiving end of verbal abuse and intense sledging from Ashes rivals Australia. Now, a new generation of English cricketers seem to have learned a few tricks of their own when it come to psychological .......... read more: