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All-round Shakib takes Barishal to top of points table
He also used his spinners effectively to squeeze Comilla during the chaseMohammad Isam07-Feb-2022How the match played outFortune Barishal used spin to
Pakistan likely to call up additional wicketkeeper
The Pakistan team management has asked for another wicketkeeper to boost their squad for the remainder of the tour against IndiaCricinfo staff11-Nov-2
Kamboj: 'As a fast bowler, your challenge is to always look to create opportunities'
The Haryana quick talks about idolising Glenn McGrath, bowling Travis Head off a no-ball, and learning what it takes to bowl on flat pitchesShashank K
Can spluttering Sri Lanka get up to full speed at the World Cup Qualifier?
They are capable of beating the best but also hold within themselves the capacity to capitulate anytimeMadushka Balasuriya18-Jun-2023Champions once, r
Absence of Deepak Chahar could give Jadeja-led Super Kings a selection headache
That apart, the defending champions look a strong unit packed with experience and batting depthDeivarayan Muthu24-Mar-2022Where they finished in 2021C
Was Shoaib Akhtar's talent overshadowed by his sagas?
He was an almost one-of-a-kind bowler, who heightened the effect of raw pace to a degree rarely seen at the highest level of the gameKarthik Krishnasw
For West Indies, the answers to spin lie in the mind
The lack of partnerships at the top and in the middle order hurt the visiting side in the first Test, and they’ll need to change their approach to the
Unadkat in the 20th over: 0 W W W 0 0
Sunrisers Hyderabad had a chance when they needed 13 off the final over. But Jaydev Unadkat gave nothing awayESPNcricinfo staff06-May-201719.1 Unadkat
Wagner's career-best figures, and Tiripano's record at No. 10
Stats highlights from the first Test between Zimbabwe and New Zealand in Bulawayo, where Neil Wagner took a career-best six-for on the opening dayShiv
'I enjoy having my character tested under pressure'
Chris Morris, back in the frame for South Africa, talks about rediscovering his love for the game, moving domestic franchises, and life in the IPLInte