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England rode captain Charlotte Edwards unbeaten century to beat New Zealand by four wickets and finish third in the ICC Women\'s World Cup at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai today.
Alex Hales and Michael Lumb shared an unbroken 143-run opening partnership to guide England to a 10-wicket win over New Zealand on Friday, clinching the three-game Twenty20 series 2-1.
Axed from the Test team after a prolonged form slump, India \'A\' skipper Gautam Gambhir will have a point to prove when he leads out the side in a three-day warm-up cricket match against the
Axed from the Test team after a prolonged form slump, India \'A\' skipper Gautam Gambhir will have a point to prove when he leads out the side in a three-day warm-up cricket match against the
The last year has been surreal for these 16 youngsters, who now find themselves at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bangalore. HT reports.
Australia tweak it, but pace still the key  (15 February 01:24 am) 
Probably for the first time, Australia have travelled to India with as many as five spinners. Despite the plenty options of spinners, Australia will rely on fast bowlers Sahan Bidappa reports.
Perfect 10 for a 16-year-old  (15 February 01:22 am) 
Sixteen-year-old Vikas Dixit of KG Colts became a rare player to take all 10 wickets in an innings in a DDCA league one-dayer on Thursday. HT reports.
Pak batsmen finally show some spine  (15 February 01:19 am) 
Centuries by Younis Khan and Asad Shafiq transformed Pakistan\'s fortunes on the first day of the second Test against South Africa at Newlands on Thursday.
Pakistan again failed to come to terms with South Africa\'s fearsome pace attack when they struggled to 60 for four at lunch on the first day of the second Test today.
Skipper Rajat Bhatia led from the front with a superb all-round show as favourites Delhi overcame a spirited challenge from Jammu and Kashmir winning by four wickets in their opening North Zone leg
Testing times for Aussie skipper  (14 February 01:00 am) 
Michael Clarke jogged around the Guru Nanak College ground with team physiotherapist and doctor. Having landed in India with concerns over his hamstring, he showed no signs of discomfort on Wednesday
Rayudu hitting the right notes  (14 February 12:57 am) 
Ambati Rayudu had played beautifully till a rash shot ended his wonderful innings of 87.
Defending champions England earned a hard-fought 15-run victory over New Zealand in their inconsequential Super Six match at the ICC Women\'s cricket World Cup in Mumbai today.
IPL franchise Mumbai Indians is among the world\'s 150 most valuable sports team brands according to a list topped by English football giants Manchester United, which has a brand value of $852
Johnson Charles set West Indies on course for a big total and Kieron Pollard took three late wickets to guide the Twenty20 world champion to a 27-run win over an understrength Australia in a one-off
Johnson leads West Indies to big total  (13 February 06:35 pm) 
The West Indies ended their disappointing tour of Australia with a morale-boosting 27-run win over Australia in a one-off T20 international today. The West Indies romped to 191 for six in their 20
The West Indies stunned mighty Australia by eight runs on Wednesday to enter their first women\'s World Cup final, a result that knocked out defending champions England.
West Indies stormed into their maiden final at the Women\'s cricket World Cup on Wednesday, handing favourites Australia their first defeat in the tournament. MVL Manikantan reports.
Skipper Graeme Smith believes South Africa have possibly the best top-six among contemporary batting line-ups as they prepare to face Pakistan in the second Test at Newlands starting tomorrow.
Australia\'s public broadcaster on Tuesday said it will not broadcast or report live from the upcoming cricket Test series in India after deciding not to pay inflated rights fees.
Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke declared himself fighting fit as he left for India Tuesday, saying the line-up for the first Test since Michael Huss-ey\'s retirement was \"very open\".
Soulful Dhawan looks to play a new tune  (13 February 12:32 am) 
These are times of great churn in Indian cricket. If a week reflects the pace of change in politics, as the cliché goes, it has to be \'the last 48 hours\' for Shikhar Dhawan. N Ananthanarayanan and
October 17, 2009 is a day Parvez Rassol will never forget. Arriving in Bangalore for the under-22 CK Nayudu tournament with his Jammu and Kashmir teammates, Rassol got the shock of his life when
Australia get a taste of India  (13 February 12:24 am) 
Australia got the first taste of spin on Tuesday and by the end of it, it had left a bitter taste in the mouth. Parvez Rassol and Sarabjit Ladda had enough fire in their armoury to trouble the
Recovering from a hamstring problem, Michael Clarke remains a doubtful starter for the second warmup game but the Australian skipper is confident that he will be fit for the opening Test against India
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