Shamar Joseph claimed early wickets of Sam Konstas and Cameron Green to put the Aussies on the back foot in first Test.

On June 25, 1983, Kapil Dev's India achieved an improbable victory against the West Indies, securing their first ICC World Cup. This historic win at Lord's dramatically altered India's cricketing trajectory, inspiring a generation, incl ...more

Greg Chappell lauded Rishabh Pant's explosive batting in the recent Test match against England, comparing his game-changing impact to that of former Australian cricketer Adam Gilchrist. Pant's twin centuries at Headingley, a feat matche ...more

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Prithvi Shaw, once hailed as a future star, candidly admits to making poor choices and losing focus on cricket, leading to a decline in his career. After being dropped due to fitness issues and going unsold in the IPL, Shaw seeks a fres ...more

Why did India lose the first Test despite five centurions? Here are the major reasons ranging from captaincy to lower-order issues and lack of quality bowling.

India's young batting lineup impressed despite losing the first Test to England, scoring nearly 500 runs across two innings, but bowling concerns linger.

Harshit Rana did not travel with the rest of the squad members, who left for Birmingham, the venue of the second Test, on Wednesday.

Rubiales was slapped with a £10,800 fine for his actions, and the Audiencia Nacional rejected the appeal over the same on Wednesday.