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Bangladesh hit back after Phillips hits 94 (12 July 02:26) |
| West Indies opener Omar Phillips fell six short of a century on debut as Bangladesh fought back on day three of the first Test at Arnos Vale. |
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Left on the fringes (12 July 12:18) |
| The Emerging Players' tournament in Brisbane has become an important stop on the cricket calendar, but it's a tournament that doesn't apparently enthuse the BCCI bosses too much. |
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What all John Buchanan said: (12 July 12:18) |
| Former Australia coach John Buchanan, in his book 'The Future of Cricket: The rise of Twenty20' |
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Indian cricketers sell their books? (12 July 12:18) |
| Do foreign cricketers and coaches need to take a swipe at Indian cricketers to sell their books? Or are we overreacting? |
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Ireland wrap up series against Kenya (12 July 12:18) |
| Ireland defeated Kenya by 52 runs on Saturday to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in their one-day international series. |
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1st Test: Ruthless Australia scent victory (12 July 12:18) |
| Australia moved with ruthless professionalism towards victory in the first Ashes Test against England before rain brought a premature end to the fourth day. |
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Bangladesh find going tough against Windies (12 July 12:18) |
| Bangladesh had limited success, as opener Omar Phillips hit a half-century to anchor West Indies to 136 for two in their first innings at lunch in their opening Test. |
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Roger Binny appointed Bengal coach (12 July 12:18) |
| Former India all-rounder Roger Binny was appointed as the coach of the Bengal team for the next Ranji Trophy season. |
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Sri Lanka eye historic win against Pakistan (11 July 10:10) |
| Another win for a decisive 2-0 lead in the three-match series will hand Sri Lanka their first ever Test series success at home against Pakistan. |
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England need Harmison's pace, says Gough (11 July 08:02) |
| Former Test bowler Darren Gough called for Steve Harmison to be restored to England's pace attack for the second Ashes Test at Lord's. |
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North century puts Australia in pole position (11 July 08:02) |
| Australia, at lunch on the fourth day at Sophia Gardens, were 577 for five in reply to England's first innings 435, a lead of 142. |
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BCCI Inter-Corporate tourney draw on July 18 (11 July 05:54) |
| The draw for the inaugural Inter-Corporate tournament to be conducted by the Cricket Board in early September is to be held on July 18. |
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PCB seeks clarification over World Cup invite (11 July 05:54) |
| Pakistan Cricket Board has sought clarification over an invitation to attend a World Cup 2011 organising committee meeting as it continues a legal challenge to being stripped of matches. |
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Koertzen becomes first umpire to stand in 200 ODIs (11 July 05:54) |
| South African umpire Rudi Koertzen became the first to stand in 200 One-Day Internationals in the second ODI between Ireland and Kenya at Clontarf Cricket Club Ground. |
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No reprisals for replacement players, says Ramnarine (11 July 03:46) |
| Two members of the depleted West Indies squad taking part in the opening Test against Bangladesh have breached contracts with the WIPMC. |
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Ponting, Border peas out of the same pod, says Botham (11 July 03:46) |
| Legendary England all-rounder Ian Botham believes Australian captain Ricky Ponting is in the same league of his compatriot Allan Border. |
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The last thing Test needs is a boring Ashes: Wessels (11 July 03:46) |
| With the ICC already mulling the idea of four-day Tests, the last thing Test cricket needs is a boring Ashes, feels former South African captain Kepler Wessels. |
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Dilshan signs up with Kiwi club for Twenty20 tournament (11 July 01:39) |
| In a cricket coup of sorts, prolific Sri Lankan batsman Tillakaratne Dilshan has been roped in by Northern Districts for New Zealand's domestic T20 championship. |
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England's bowlers flayed by Aussie media (11 July 11:30) |
| England's negative attitude and flat bowling in the first Test are bad signs for the rest of the Ashes series, the Australian media said on Saturday. |
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Shakib delivers late blow to second-string Windies (11 July 11:30) |
| Shakib Al Hasan claimed an early scalp, after solid batting from the tail-enders allowed Bangladesh to reach 238 in their first innings in the opening Test. |
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Australia hold advantage against England (11 July 11:30) |
| Australia held the advantage in the first Ashes Test and were at 479-5 when bad light stopped play to lead England by 44 runs at stumps on day 3.
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Bangladesh struggle against Windies (11 July 07:15) |
| Bangladesh continued to struggle against a depleted West Indies on Friday when they reached 149 for seven in their first innings at tea in the opening Test. |
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His big fight: How to resist glucose biscuits! (11 July 01:25) |
| Celebs are famous for their indulgences and crave for gizmos. Sunil Gavaskar's most famous indulgence has been glucose biscuits and he can never have enough of them. |
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'I'm fortunate to celebrate birthday with Sai Baba' (11 July 01:25) |
| For those who know Sunil Gavaskar, it didn't come as a surprise that he celebrated his 60th birthday at Satya Sai Baba's ashram at Puttaparthi on Friday. |
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As he turned 60, parents recalled sunny's childhood (11 July 01:25) |
| Sunil Gavaskar's parents Manohar and Meenal refuse to take much credit for the greatness of their son, who celebrated his Diamond Jubilee birthday. |
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Dhoni fails to get promotion in BCom! (11 July 01:25) |
| MS Dhoni will have to wait to realise his dream of becoming a graduate. The prestigious St Xavier’s College denied him promotion following his failure to appear in the BCom Part I examinat... |
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Australia holds advantage against England (11 July 01:25) |
| Australia held the advantage in the first Ashes Test and were at 479-5 when bad light stopped play to lead England by 44 runs at stumps on day 3.
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Ganguly undecided on contesting CAB elections (11 July 01:25) |
| Speculation may be rife about Sourav Ganguly's plunge into administration but the former India skipper is still undecided over CAB elections. |
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Gavaskar celebrates 60th birthday (11 July 01:25) |
| Legendary cricketer Sunil Manohar Gavaskar turned 60 on Friday and spent the day at the Satya Sai Baba ashram in Puttaparthi near Bangalore. |
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I look forward to play in South Africa: Dravid (11 July 01:25) |
| Rahul Dravid, who has been named among the 30 probables for the Indian team for the ICC Champions trophy, said he was happy to be reconsidered for a spot in the One-day side. |
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1st Test: Windies make Bangladesh wobble (10 July 11:18) |
| Bangladesh were struggling on 121 for six in their first innings at lunch, if not menacing bowling from a depleted West Indies in their opening Test. |
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Butt to take a call on Akhtar's controversial remark (10 July 11:18) |
| Shoaib Akhtar's fate rests on Ejaz Butt's hand as the PCB Chairman will decide on whether to take a disciplinary action against the controversial pacer for his recent statement in media. |
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1st Test: Clarke guides Australia into lead (10 July 09:10) |
| Michael Clarke (70 not out ) batted Australia into a first innings lead on the third day of the opening Ashes Test at Sophia Gardens. |
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Moody rubbishes Buchanan claims on Yuvraj (10 July 09:10) |
| Kings XI Punjab coach Tom Moody lashed out at John Buchanan for quoting him in his controversial book, saying he never made any comments on Yuvraj Singh's behaviour. |
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Buchanan should not have badmouthed Indians: Ganguly (10 July 09:10) |
| Former India skipper Sourav Ganguly hit back at former Australian coach John Buchanan for criticising Indian cricketers in his recently released book. |
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I advised Ganguly to quit T20 after IPL I: Buchanan (10 July 09:10) |
| John Buchanan, in his book 'The Future of Cricket: The rise of Twenty20', revealed that he had asked Sourav Ganguly to quit after the first edition of the IPL. |
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Anderson at the double for England (10 July 09:10) |
| James Anderson took 2 wickets with the new ball and Monty Panesar dismissed Ricky Ponting as England fought back on third morning of the 1st Ashes Test. |
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Asif eyeing successful comeback (10 July 09:10) |
| Pakistan's banned pacer Mohammad Asif said that he is currently training extensively at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore and will make a forceful return in the ICC Champions Trophy. |
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Rich tributes paid to Gavaskar on birthday (10 July 09:10) |
| Cricketing greats paid glowing tribute to legendary Indian opener Sunil Gavaskar on his 60th birthday, describing him as one of the world's best batsmen. |
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Pakistan A beats Australia A by 147 runs (10 July 09:10) |
| Umar Akmal scored an aggressive 104 and Sheharyar Ghani added 93 as Pakistan A easily defeated Australia A by 147 runs in their opening One-day match. |
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Injured Murali again out of Pakistan Test (10 July 09:10) |
| Sri Lanka will once again be without Muttiah Muralitharan as they attempt a series-clinching win when the second Test against Pakistan starts on Sunday. |
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Talks over West Indies players' strike fail (10 July 10:26) |
| Talks between the WICB and the players' union ended after just 23 minutes when the board refused to negotiate while the players remained on strike. |
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Tamim, Kayes give Tigers solid start (10 July 10:26) |
| Openers Tamim Iqbal and Imrul Kayes gave Bangladesh a solid start before rain prompted an early close to the first Test against a second-string West Indies. |
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Katich salutes Simpson after Ashes century (10 July 01:52) |
| Simon Katich paid tribute to Aussie great Bobby Simpson after his maiden Ashes century helped Australia frustrate England on the second day of the first Test at Sophia Gardens on Thursday. |
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1st Test: Bangladesh 36-0 before another rain delay (10 July 01:52) |
| Tamim Iqbal and Imrul Kayes led Bangladesh to 36-0 against West Indies in the first Test before persistent rain caused the teams to take an early tea. |
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Moody hits out at Buchanan (10 July 01:52) |
| Kings XI Punjab coach Tom Moody hit back at John Buchanan, saying he has been wrongly quoted by the latter in his recent book. |
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Sunny and not-so-sunny tales (10 July 01:52) |
| Sunil Gavaskar's parents Manohar and Meenal refuse to take much credit for the greatness of their son who celebrates his Diamond Jubilee birthday on Friday. |
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Turning 60 no worry for Gavaskar (10 July 01:52) |
| As the great Sunil Gavaskar turns 60 on Friday, The Times of India gets his thoughts on reaching yet another milestone. |
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1st Test: Katich and Ponting defy England (09 July 11:44) |
| Simon Katich scored his maiden Ashes hundred and Australia captain Ricky Ponting also reached three figures to keep England at bay on the second day. |
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1st Test: Bangladesh elect to bat against West Indies (09 July 11:44) |
| Bangladesh won the toss and decided to bat on the rain-affected opening day of the first Test against West Indies at the Arnos Vale Sports Complex. |
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