Nerves had kicked in for the chasing side. They now needed 16 from nine with six wickets in hand. But those jitters should have been quelled when Nathan Coulter-Nile launched Lyon's last delivery over ...

In the lead-up to the 2017 IPL, Rising Pune Supergiants decided things needed to change if they had to bounce back from the ...

The KKR vice-captain talks about why he focuses on impact rather than just run-scoring, his Rs 20-crore price tag, and why he ...

There was drama and chaos at the end of the 2022 Blast final. Who would hold their nerve to make it past the line?

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Bangladesh had the chance to show up their dominant neighbour in a crunch game, but one man stood in their way ...

Bad boy WG Grace is easy to love but good boy WG Grace (and the accompanying legend) is hard to bear Everyone knows WG Grace. He isn't synonymous with cricket; he's been in a partnership with it since ...

How could I not hate Brian Lara? He was exactly the kind of cocky, flashy show-off that Australians are trained from birth to despise: especially if the show-off is not Australian; and doubly so if ...

Perhaps it isn't surprising it was Bob Woolmer who unlocked the idea that Shahid Afridi was a cricketer ahead of his time; Woolmer, after all, was a coach ahead of his time. Before he took over as ...

It was a throwaway remark from Brendon McCullum, made when he was giving a Sky Sports "Masterclass" to UK viewers, but as with Virender Sehwag's irreducible and immortal "see ball, hit ball", it is a ...

Stuart Broad was born in England but made in Australia. His win-at-most-costs approach has ensured a complicated relationship with both countries. In Australia, during the 2013-14 Ashes, he was the ...