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NEW DELHI: India captain 'Hitman' Rohit Sharma, renowned for his explosive batting prowess, has surpassed the legendary 'Universal Boss' Chris Gayle to become the batter with the most sixes in international cricket on Wednesday.

Think of New Zealand in the context of the ICC ODI World Cup and you will think of a team which has the ability to push other top opposition hard and yet one that somehow can't seem to cross that final hurdle.

NEW DELHI: Several cricket legends have etched their names in history with their remarkably long careers in one-day internationals (ODIs). Sachin Tendulkar, the Indian maestro, enjoyed a really long tenure from 1989 to 2012, setting a benchmark followed by other stalwarts. These players' enduring careers not only showcased their skill…

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Believe it or not, the last time the West Indies managed to beat India in a bilateral ODI series was 17 years ago - in 2006, at home.

The all-rounder has produced some remarkable performances for his country.

NEW DELHI: The scenes from the victorious 2011 World Cup celebration, where Virat Kohli carried batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar on his shoulders alongside his teammates, remain a cherished and picture-perfect moment for billions of fans.

NEW DELHI: The big three -- India, England and Australia -- playing the bulk of Test cricket will eventually "kill the game" and the players of smaller boards like the West Indies must be paid better for international cricket to flourish, feels Chris Gayle.

The manner in which Shubman Gill's century for GT trumped RCB talisman Virat Kohli's ton was indication that a new era has already dawned in Indian Cricket. For now, 'King' Kohli's legacy is in safe hands...

BENGALURU: Pumped up after an unprecedented seventh IPL hundred, Virat Kohli on Sunday took a dig at his critics who felt that he was all but over as a T20 batter, saying he is playing some of his best cricket in the shortest format.

Gibbs crew on the No. 54 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota team completed a four-tire pit stop in 13.012 seconds to lead all 37 entries in both the All-Star Race and the Open.