Can't discard seniors all at once – Zimbabwe selector
Kenyon Ziehl, Zimbabwe's convener of selectors, has urged temperance and patience in the wake of the side's 131-run defeat to Pakistan and narrow def
BCB to look into alleged abuse of Tamim Iqbal
BPL technical committee chairman Jalal Yunus has said they have referred Tamim Iqbal's allegations of abuse during the match between Sylhet Superstars
Worcestershire attack heaps pressure on Sussex
Worcestershire turned up the heat on Sussex as the seamers took control on the second day of the Specsavers County Championship clash at New RoadECB R
Bates, Priest fifties secure New Zealand win
Half-centuries from New Zealand women's openers Suzie Bates and Rachel Priest guided the visitors to a comprehensive six-wicket win against India wome
Photo of Victor Wembanyama Throwing Down Big Dunk While Barely Jumping Is Too Cool
Victor Wembanyama has looked more like a slender Shaq than a Slenderman this preseason and all indications are that he could be a problem for opposing
Shakib, Wahab fined for altercation
Shakib Al Hasan and Wahab Riaz have been fined 30 per cent of their match fees for breaching Level 1 of the ICC code of conduct during the final day's
Knicks Teammates Laughed at a Frustrated Jordan Clarkson After He Fouled Out vs. Nets
The Knicks blew out the Nets 134-98 on Sunday evening at Madison Square Garden. New York jumped out to a 40-22 lead and never looked back as none of t
Warwickshire build on Evans grit
A gritty 98 from Laurie Evans, coupled with a spirited lower-order onslaught from Jeetan Patel and Keith Barker, enabled Warwickshire to enjoy the bet
Cardiff loss a minor hiccup – Lehmann
Australia's coach Darren Lehmann has described England's vast victory in the first Test as a "minor hiccup," and has effectively challenged the Lord'
Low-key series an audition for middle-order spot
For the seven specialist batsmen in India's second-string squad, the Zimbabwe series will be a mini-faceoff for the lone vacant spot in the middle-ord