November23, 2007
Batsmen stuck in ODI mindset: Lawson
Geoff Lawson, the Pakistan coach, blamed the one-day mindset of the batsmen for the team's collapse on the first day of the first Test against India in Delhi.

Sublime Tendulkar powers India to victory
Sachin Tendulkar fell within tantalising distance of a first match-winning century in a run chase since July 2001 , but India weren't to be denied as they romped to a six-wicket victory [with 21 balls remaining] that wrapped up the series with a match to spare.

Pakistan likely to call up additional wicketkeeper
Kamran Akmal's continuing descent behind the stumps has forced the Pakistan team management to call for another wicketkeeper to boost their squad for the remainder of the current tour against India.

Karthik's cool hundred wins it for the Blues
It was a statement of sorts from Dinesh Karthik. Left out of the Indian squad to play the series against Pakistan on Saturday after a string of indifferent one-day scores.

Ponting calls for calm from Australian fans
Ricky Ponting has asked Australian fans to forget about the racism row that simmered during the recent ODI series when India visit Australia later this year.

Gambhir and Uthappa have matured - Dhoni
Mahendra Singh Dhoni said the Twenty20 victory over Australia would give his team momentum as they prepare to take on Pakistan in a one-day and Test series starting next month.

Ponting tips settled side in Mumbai
Ricky Ponting does not expect Australia to make many changes for the final match of the seven-game series with India in Mumbai on Wednesday.

I don't need a ban' - Sreesanth
Sreesanth will not reinvent himself to satisfy critics of his behaviour but has vowed to find the "exact limit between really bad and really good".

Our preparation was excellent' - Ponting
Ricky Ponting thought he had India under pressure from the very first ball and Mahendra Singh Dhoni conceded that India were "never really in the game,"

South Africa extend their lead
South Africa still hold the upper hand on day three of the final Test with an overall lead of 217 after dismissing Pakistan for 206 just after lunch.
Sreesanth taunts Symonds again
Sreesanth, India's fast bowler, has denied clapping in the face of Andrew Symonds after he was dismissed in the fourth one-day match on Monday

India earn eight-run victory
India 291 for 4 (Tendulkar 79, Dhoni 50*) beat Australia 283 for 7 (Hayden 92, Symonds 75) by eight runs

Hayden the key as India fight back
Matthew Hayden's third consecutive half-century put Australia in a strong position but India removed three of his partners to have Australia 150 for 3 after 25 overs.

Ponting highlights 'fake' India attitude
Ricky Ponting has accused India's early-series attitude of being "fake" after their behaviour turnaround during the third ODI on Friday.

Bouncing Bracken aims for Test recall
Nathan Bracken hopes the bouncer he added to his repertoire in the off-season will help earn him a spot in Australia's revamped Test attack.

Ponting back as Australia bat
Ricky Ponting celebrated his return to the Australian side by winning the toss and choosing to bat first in the third ODI of the seven-match series at Hyderabad.

Symonds and Haddin set up big Australia win
Andrew Symonds and Brad Haddin powered to 87 runs apiece to set up Australia's convincing 84-run win over India in the second one-dayer on Tuesday and avenge last month's Twenty20 World Cup semi-final defeat.

Toss India chose to field v Australia
Mahendra Singh Dhoni won the toss on a wet morning at Kochi and put Australia in to bat. With wet conditions delaying the start of play by 30 minutes there was plenty of time for conjecture on team composition and what the captain winning the toss would do, but this was all put to rest when the coin was tossed at 9.15am.
October 01, 2007

Sick Michael Clarke defies the odds
Australia's decision to travel with a team doctor for the first time in 20 years paid off immediately as a stomach bug floored Michael Clarke in the hours leading up to his century on Saturday. Clarke reportedly woke at 1am on the morning of the match severely ill and only an intense course of medication allowed him to play.

Brad Haddin happy to have a hit
October 1 : Brad Haddin has spent plenty of time as a spectator this year so he was simply pleased to get a decent hit in Australia's opening ODI against India on Saturday. Haddin made 69 in Australia's imposing 307 at Bangalore but he could miss Tuesday's match at Kochi as Ricky Ponting recovers well from a hamstring injury.

September 29, 2007

Australia fight back after Sreesanth triggers slide
An outstanding spell of fast bowling from Sreesanth gave India the edge in the opening match of the Future Cup against Australia. Having decided to bat on a hard pitch with just a smattering of grass, Australia lost wickets at crucial junctures as they reached 130 for 4 midway through the innings. Michael Clarke, who has fond memories of this venue after making a century on Test debut, was leading the resistance, with Australia undoubtedly missing the experience and class of Ricky Ponting and Michael Hussey.

India v Australia, 1st ODI, Bangalore Australia win toss and bat
September 29 : Adam Gilchrist, standing in for Ricky Ponting, won the toss and had little hesitation in batting first on a Chinnaswamy stadium pitch that was the colour of beach sand. There was a smattering of grass on the surface, but it was hardly likely to resemble the Kingsmead surface on which India upset Australia in the World Twenty20 exactly a week ago.

'I am not under any pressure' - Mahendra Singh Dhoni
From being run out for a first-ball duck on his international debut against Bangladesh to being crowned the No.1 one-day batsman in the world last year, to a woeful run of form to the ODI captaincy now, it seems Mahendra Singh Dhoni has come a full circle.

September 28, 2007
Ready for a whole new ball game India v Australia, ODI series
We will rely on the depth in our squad - Adam Gilchrist

September 26, 2007
India's Twenty20 Cup heroes welcomed home

September 24, 2007
India beat Pakistan to win Twenty20 World Cup
Virender Sehwag out as India bat
India win toss and bat
Twenty20 World Cup winners to get invite to lucrative match
Australia call up Voges as cover for injured Ponting

September 22, 2007
Mahendra Singh Dhoni : India ready for "biggest match"
India beat Australia to reach final
Pakistan beat New Zealand in Twenty20 World Cup
Mohammad Asif doubtful for semi-final
Shoaib Malik dismisses chasing being key to victory

September 21, 2007
Dhoni and Yuvraj face fitness tests
Ricky Ponting cleared for tour of India
Australian Watson out of India tour with hamstring strai
Twenty20 format may replace ODIs, says Akram

September 20, 2007
India win eliminates hosts South Africa
India beat England in Twenty20 World Cup
Yuvraj belts six sixes in an over v England

September 18, 2007
Sri Lanka too good for Bangladesh
Twenty20 cricket yet to convince Adam Gilchrist
Pakistan stuns Australia with 7-wicket win
Mahendra Singh Dhoni to lead India's ODI squad
Paul Collingwood's errors come home to roost
Pakistan field with teams unchanged
Muttiah Muralitharan in ODI squad for England series
New Zealand beat England in Twenty20 World Cup
Styris and McMillan lift New Zealand to 164

September 17, 2007
Pakistan defeats Sri Lanka by 33 runs
Online punters back Australia to win crown
Shane Watson a chance for Pakistan match

September 16, 2007
New Zealand beat India in Twenty20 World Cup
Craig McMillan McMillan and Oram lift New Zealand to 190

September 14, 2007
India edge past in bowl-out
Sehwag's nightmare and Uthappa delights
Australia beat England in Twenty20
Australia restrict England to 135
India and Pakistan get set for battle
Sri Lanka beat Kenya in Twenty20 World Cup
Sarwan castigates team for lack of consistency
Cricket-India's Dravid resigns as captain .
India v Scotland, Group D, : ICC World Twenty20 Points shared as rain washes out play

More news...
Bangladesh won by 6 wickets (with 12 balls remaining)
Brown asks Zimbabwe players to put the party on ice
New Zealand defeat Kenya by 9 wickets
Australia face tense weather ahead of Zimbabwe clash
Herschelle Gibbs sees South Africa home after Gayle fireworks
Chris Gayle hundred powers West Indies to 205
Andrew Flintoff to alter bowling action
England wins series 4-3
England given all-clear for Anderson replacement
India 187 all out
Shoaib Akhtar recalled from World Cup squad
Andrew Flintoff has jab to boost fitness bid
Difficult days are over, says Pathan
Sreesanth targets Twenty20 success for ODI comeback

       
         

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