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NEW DELHI: Hashmatullah Shahidi, the skipper of the Afghanistan cricket team, exudes confidence as his side prepares to make a highly anticipated return to Test cricket after a hiatus of over two years. Despite the decision to rest key leg spinner Rashid Khan, Shahidi remains optimistic about Afghanistan's chances against…

Former Australia Women’s head coach Matthew Mott has provided ‘some good information’ on his old side.

NEW DELHI: India's second consecutive World Test Championship (WTC) final defeat may not result in knee-jerk reactions, but there is speculation that senior players Cheteshwar Pujara and Umesh Yadav could face scrutiny over their places in the team.

Ben Stokes will lead from the front despite his injured knee while Australia will again hope Steve Smith scores heavily

In his excellent new book, On The Ashes, the Australian journalist Gideon Haigh summarises the nation's historic cricketing philosophy.

Lancashire have a lead of 232, Derbyshire made a remarkable comeback against Yorkshire and Kent skittled Surrey for 145

Graves was chairman of Yorkshire between 2012 and 2015.

Hindsight is almost always perfect vision. But when a team considered to be one of the superpowers of world cricket crumbles in yet another ICC final, it calls for assessment and analysis, no matter how harsh it might sound or read. Some things need to be said.

Mitchell Starc keeps away from the franchise cricket, including the Indian Premier League, despite the handsome money on offer as he wants to be at his “best” playing for Australia

NEW DELHI: Australia speedster Mitchell Starc, one of the finest pacers of the current generation, consciously avoids participating in franchise cricket, including lucrative tournaments like the IPL, as he wants to be at his "best" playing for Australia.

The quick tells Andy Bull why his goal is to play at his best for Australia with his mates rather than taking the big money offers that come his way