Jimmy Wonderson!
James Anderson took five wickets for the second time in the match as England just held their nerve to win the first Ashes Test against Australia by 14 runs at Trent Bridge on Sunday.
Gilly lashes out at fake tweets
Adam Gilchrist said on Saturday comments attributed to him regarding Stuart Broad’s controversial decision not to walk during the ongoing first Ashes Test were the work of a fake Twitter account.
Australia fought hard, says cook
England captain Alastair Cook praised the “outstanding” James Anderson after the fast-medium bowler guided the hosts to a nerve-wracking 14-run win over Australia in the first Ashes Test at Trent Bridge on Sunday.
India lucky to have a skipper like Dhoni: VVS
Former Test batsman V.V.S. Laxman was on Sunday effusive in his praise for India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who led the national team to back-to-back title triumphs at the Champions Trophy in England and the tri-nation series in the West Indies recently.
‘Gambhir, Sehwag can make a comeback’
India’s new ODI opening combination of Shikhar Dhawan and Rohit Sharma might have clicked, but former chief selector Kiran More is wary of dismissing the comeback chances of senior batsmen Virender Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir.
Bell, Anderson make impressive gains in ICC Test Rankings
Dubai: Ian Bell and James Anderson, heroes of England's 14-run win over Australia in the first Ashes Test, made impressive gains in the latest Reliance ICC Test Player Rankings released today.Bell, w
Australian Agar’s Indian connection!
Australia’s teen sensation Ashton Agar’s Asian connect is now well known with his mother, Sonia, born in Sri Lanka. But the 19-year-old Australian’s successful debut against England at Trent Bridge, where he smashed a record-breaking 98, the highest score by a Test number 11, has also got an India reference.
Pakistan to capitalise on hosts' struggling batsmen
PROVIDENCE, Guyana: In the wake of a thumping 126-run series-opening victory, Pakistan will again seek to capitalise on the struggles of the West Indies batting line-up for the second One-Day Interna
Andy Flower proud of 'resilient' England side
Nottingham: England coach Andy Flower on Monday praised his "resilient" side after their thrilling 14-run win over Australia in the first Test at Trent Bridge.
Victory put the Ashes-holders 1-0 up in
Problems galore for Clarke
England managed to win the Ashes opener by 14 runs in a Test match which went right down to the wire. England was the better team by winning most of the sessions but the Aussies will be kicking thems