Both India and Pakistan were expected to reach the final after dominating the league stage but crashed out suffering embarrassing defeats against Malaysia and Japan, respectively, in the semi-finals.
West Indies train in Dubai after BCCI snubAs the Indian team continues to grapple with a cramped schedule at the Asia Cup here, the West Indies — their next opponents — are making the most of the situation with their camp across the street from the Dubai stadium.
fr… Read MoreFederer, Zverev shine as Europe retain Laver CupRoger Federer and Alexander Zverev won clutch singles matches as Team Europe beat Team World 13-8 to retain the Laver Cup on the third and final day of action in the international tournament in Chicago on Sunday.
from Sports… Read MoreSkillful bowling pool behind India's success: ChahalLeg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal has attributed India's consistent show with the ball across formats to a skilful pool of bowlers and confidence shown by the team management.
from Sports News: Cricket News, Latest updates on Ten… Read MoreRonaldo recovers from red-card misery, Juve winCristiano Ronaldo shrugged off the disappointment of his midweek sending off to score a late goal as Juventus preserved its perfect Serie A start on Sunday.
from Sports News: Cricket News, Latest updates on Tennis, Football,… Read MoreRohit, Shikhar star in India's biggest win over PakSeldom does the crowd here in Dubai hang back for the entire length of a one-sided match. At least, that has been the trend in the ongoing Asia Cup. But a free-flowing Rohit Sharma and a hard-hitting Shikhar Dhawan can compel… Read More
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