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KOLKATA: It will be difficult for KL Rahul to avoid scathing criticism for his protracted poor run because of the enormous expectations attached with the job, especially when past cricketers have set high standards, says former India skipper Sourav Ganguly.

Australia's win over South Africa in the Women's T20 World Cup final on Sunday brought them an unmatched sixth title in the shortest white-ball format, and it earned the team applause from cricket fraternity worldwide.

NEW DELHI: After having successfully conducted a Women’s T20 World Cup with all women match-officials team, the International Cricket Council (ICC) is working on a roadmap to get women into its panel of umpires which currently has only men in it. The world body is looking to have women officiating…

Australia's latest Women's T20 World Cup win adds to the team's glittering reputation, and with Ash Gardner's all-round ability, Meg Lanning's leadership, and the group's undimmed desire for success, there seems no end in sight, writes David Mark.

The Isle of Man national cricket team took on Spain in their sixth Twenty20 international of their tour but found themselves entering cricket's history books for all the wrong reasons

'Girls can lift the Newcastle Jets and the grassroots game.'

Colin Sexstone spent over a decade at Bristol City and five years at Gloucestershire County Cricket

NEW DELHI: With England set to defend it's ODI World Cup title later this year in India, skipper Jos Buttler is looking forward to the upcoming limited overs series in Bangladesh, which the skipper feels will help them prepare for cricket's biggest extravaganza.

England have enjoyed great success playing 'Bazball' under Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum, but India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has issued a warning

The inaugural Women's Premier League (WPL) is on the way to becoming a game-changer for women's cricket globally in every aspect, having started with the buzz it created by raising Rs 4,669 crore from the sale of five franchise rights, followed by the mega auction of players.

Former Test captain Ian Chappell says he is "not surprised" to see Australia trailing in its series against India, with the hosts having already retained the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.