Sri Jagannath Cricket Stadium on Chakratirtha Road will witness 14 teams of 15 priests each playing cricket for the Shree ...

Sort of, although the etiquette of cricket dictates this is rarely necessary. An umpire can warn players to their conduct is he believes they are playing dangerously, unfairly or time-wasting. If a ...

But the outcome was the same, with England thumped in Brendon McCullum’s first one-day international as head coach. Do not be ...

The Men in Green, who are the defending champions will kickstart their campaign against New Zealand on February 19 in Karachi ...

The allrounder made her third Test century in just her sixth match as the home side built a commanding lead at the MCG ...

Just as Matthew Gilkes looked like kicking into gear with consecutive boundaries ... The catch appeared to be clean until the third umpire correctly ruled the ball had grazed the turf.

Right then, the conditions look promising for batting with minimal dew on the ground, giving India plenty of confidence as they gear up to chase this target. The pitch remains favourable, but England ...

Just as Matthew Gilkes looked like kicking into gear with consecutive boundaries ... The catch appeared to be clean until the third umpire correctly ruled the ball had grazed the turf.

Matthew Gilkes (28 from 18), Sam Billings (24 from 25) and Ollie Davies (36 from 35) kept the scoreboard ticking over but no Thunder batter was able to hit top gear. Spin was king on the ...

Just as Matthew Gilkes looked like kicking into gear with consecutive boundaries ... The catch appeared to be clean until the third umpire correctly ruled the ball had grazed the turf.

As I came out to bat, I asked the umpire why Harshit was on the field ... wickets including eight in the powerplay, and he hit top gear from the off in his first match of the series.

DeNobrega said he is a “big believer” in protective equipment for umpires, given how the game has evolved to the point where even amateurs with thick bats hit so cleanly. “The issue is people think ...