Ajit Wadekar, who skippered India to historic away triumphs against the West Indies and England in 1971, passed away at a Mumbai hospital on Wednesday. He was 77 and ailing for a while.
I still won't have Bumrah as my opening bowler: HoldingThe trolling soared when Pandya picked up a five-wicket haul in the first innings at Trent Bridge and Bumrah did the same in the second, with India going on to win the third Test emphatically.
from Sports News: Cricket News,… Read MoreIndia's schedule at 2018 Asian Games on Day 6Another busy day for Indian athletes at the 18th edition of the Asian Games in Jakarta/Palembang on Friday with gold medal hopes in shooting, tennis, rowing and women's kabaddi.
from Sports News: Cricket News, Latest updates… Read MoreA tricky road ahead for India opener Murali VijayThere's suddenly a feel-good atmosphere around the Indian team. The victory in the third Test has come as a breath of fresh air and as the team left for London in batches from Nottingham to enjoy a four-day break, the mood wa… Read MoreThe story behind Saurabh's gold: Indigenous tricks, desi jugaadSaurabh Chaudhary, all of 16, has bagged an Asian Games gold, making everyone wonder how a humble sugarcane farmer's son from Meerut can become an ace shooter at such a young age.
from Sports News: Cricket News, Latest updat… Read MoreCricket Advisory Committee refuses to pick junior selectorSachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly and VVS Laxman, three members of BCCI's high-profile Cricket Advisory Committee, have told the Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators that they would like to recuse themselves fro… Read More
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