Dhawan was the first to depart and then it was India captain MS Dhoni who walked in at number four who was out for a duck. Kohli did try to steady the chase but he too followed Dhoni a run later.

Not surprisingly India captain MS Dhoni had a smile on his face and was content with his side’s achievement. “I am happy. At the end of the day we have won, and it’s a comprehensive victory. Winning 3 ...

Hyderabad, Nov 14: New Zealand middle-order batsman Jesse Ryder on Saturday expressed disappointed with his team’s ...

The fast bowler was happy with his first stint in whites for Team India and looked to get better with more matches under his ...

To finish as the highest wicket-taker for your team and walk into the Irani Cup squad in your debut first-class season is ...

The stylish opener, who last scored a century (138 vs Australia) at the same venue, chose the big occasion to come good again ...

With a nine-wicket against the United Arab Emirates at the Western Australia Cricket Association Ground in Perth, India continued their winning streak in the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup. This is the ...

India galloped into the quarter-finals with a six-wicket win over Zimbabwe in their last game of the league phase of the ICC Cricket World Cup, 2015. Left struggling on 92 for four, Suresh Raina (110* ...

New Zealand Cricket on Tuesday announced that they would review the recent ODI debacle in India but denied having second ...

Three Sri Lanka players and India’s Ishant Sharma have been found guilty of breaching the ICC Code of Conduct in two separate ...

Both MS Dhoni and Alastair Cook said the teams have put the issue behind them and are focusing on the job ahead. "It's been a ...

As he took the podium to address the gathered press ahead of the first Test against India, Alastair Cook looked relaxed and ...