Sri Lanka maintain winning ways
Sri Lanka survived a threatening 66-run partnership between Younis Khan and Misbah-ul-Haq to ease to a 19-run win The Bulletin by S Rajesh12-Jun-2009S
Collingwood's resolve gives Durham chance of victory
Paul Collingwood fell three short of a century as Durham established a first innings lead of 116 against Gloucestershire at BristolECB Reporters Netwo
Sangakkara upbeat ahead of first Test as captain
The first real challenge for Sangakkara is to lead one of Sri Lanka's least experienced attacks in Murali's absenceSidharth Monga in Galle03-Jul-2009T
Vijay rues playing a good shot at a bad time
M Vijay, in his 50th Test, made 82 runs at the top of the order to help India respond solidly to Australia's 451 but fell on the stroke of lunch…
IPL franchises race to get a base
With just three weeks left for the IPL to begin in South Africa, the eight teams have begun a race against time to get their player combinations and p
Duminy moves closer to spinning allrounder role
After his career-best 4 for 47 against New Zealand, JP Duminy said even though the work had been put into his bowling, there weren't too many opportun
Everton closing in on Salomon Rondon
Everton have witnessed a quiet transfer deadline day so far but they are on the verge of sealing at least one move. Despite the Toffees struggling
Morgan aims to sandwich IPL stint around Ireland ODIs
England limited-overs captain Eoin Morgan has revealed his intention to shuttle back to India for two more IPL games following England's two-match hom
Tenacious Punjab win tense game
A powerful start from the top four, followed by nerveless hands from Mahela Jayawardene and Brett Lee stole the thunder from Andrew Symonds' first IPL
'Pujara is priceless for the team' – Kohli
The Indian captain said Cheteshwar Pujara and Wriddhiman Saha deserved credit for taking India 152 runs ahead in RanchiKarthik Krishnaswamy in Ranchi2