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MELBOURNE: A bit of discomfort and apprehension is expected in the absence of a reference point in certain conditions. That's exactly the case with India and other teams as they gear up for the battle ahead in the T20 World Cup. They do not just need to plan to tackle…

NEW DELHI: Bengal pacer Mukesh Kumar was in his room after day's play in the recently-concluded Irani Trophy between Saurashtra and Rest of India. He had a good day at the office, bagging 4 wickets to help Rest of India bundle out Saurashtra for a paltry 98 in their first…

MUMBAI: The untimely, tragic death of Australia's former swashbuckling batsman Andrew Symonds on Sunday left millions of cricket fans shocked and saddened. For those who were a part of the India Under-19 team which played the touring Australian Under-19 side back in 1993-94, it brought back memories of an 18-year-old…

NEW DELHI: Gautam Gambhir is a politician by choice but a cricketer at heart whose brain never stops ticking when it comes to conceptualising, planning and execution.

NEW DELHI: Describing Sunrisers Hyderabad fast bowler Umran Malik as a "gem", New Zealand bowling great Daniel Vettori says the youngster's raw pace generates anxiety among batters and brings an "X-factor" to the game.

CHANDIGARH: For years, the Mohali track has been a delight for the faster bowlers. This was one of the rare Indian pitches which many overseas pace bowlers, including former Australia speedster Brett Lee would proudly endorse as a pace-friendly wicket.

Former Australia fast bowler Brett Lee once left Piers Morgan with a broken rib after bowling an over of bouncers at him during the 2013-14 Ashes series

Brett Lee claimed a wide no-ball that Mitchell Starc bowled in Australia's T20I match against Sri Lanka was worse than Steve Harmison's infamous effort during the 2006-07 Ashes series

Former Australia pacer Brett Lee, who received a letter from Prime Minister Narendra Modi on India's 75th Republic Day as a "mark of gratitude for his friendship" towards the country, on Saturday expressed his gratitude for the "honour".