A fan jokingly rubbed Gerrard's legs and tried to sprinkle his DNA onto his son so that he might inherit the man's talents.

In a landmark move set to redefine modern cricket, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced a host of new playing condition rules across Test, ODI, and T20I formats, starting from mid-2025. These changes are aimed at balancing bat and ball, enhancing player safety, and improving the clarity of on-field decisions.

The action-packed tone of play has been replaced by stamina-sapping extended rallies and the 29-year-old badminton ace looks to adjust to the change of course in the sport.

Jofra Archer had been added to England's squad for Test Series against India. He could be in line for his first Test appearance in more than four years after being included in England’s squad for the second Test against India at Edgbaston, set to begin next Wednesday.  

Yashasvi Jaiswal received some solid backing from one of India's former coaches after experts were critical of his catching.

According to the ICC Test Match Playing Conditions on the governing body’s website, the use of the stop clock — like in limited-overs cricket — has been implemented to eradicate the issue of slow over-rate.

A 30-year-old pacer is all set to make a sensational return to England's Test squad after more than four years, boosting their pace attack for the second Test against India. His inclusion aims to strengthen England's lead in the Anderso ...more

Jasprit Bumrah is likely to miss the second Test at Edgbaston due to workload management concerns.

Prithvi Shaw who was once regarded as the next big thing in World Cricket has been struggling to find a spot for himself even in his state team.

Jofra Archer recently made his return to first-class cricket after four years, turning out for Sussex against Durham and picking up one wicket in the match.