The Latest Breaking News from India

NEW DELHI: Team India will be hoping for a series clean-sweep of England as well as a big knock from Virat Kohli's currently silent bat when the two teams play the third and final ODI in Ahmedabad on Wednesday, the end of their Champions Trophy build-up.

Former Pakistan cricketer Basit Ali showered praise on Indian captain Rohit Sharma for his explosive knock in the second ODI against England. Rohit, who was under immense pressure following a prolonged lean phase, silenced his critics with a stunning 119 off 90 balls, smashing 12 fours and seven sixes.

NEW DELHI: Former India pacer Zaheer Khan has expressed concerns over head coach Gautam Gambhir's flexible approach in white-ball cricket, cautioning that it could lead to uncertainty among players. Zaheer's remarks come amid India's frequent experimentation with batting positions in the ongoing limited-overs series against England.

NEW DELHI: Virat Kohli may be going through a lean phase with the bat, but the India batting superstar's charm and charisma is still intact.

Donald Trump is moving rapidly to change the contours of contemporary international affairs, with the old US-dominated world order breaking down into a multipolar one with many centres of power.

In the recent Border-Gavaskar series against India, Steve Smith agonisingly missed out reaching 10,000 Test runs in front of his home crowd at the Sydney Cricket Ground, falling short by just one run.

March NY world sugar #11 (SBH25 ) Monday closed up +0.14 (+0.72%), and March London ICE white sugar #5 (SWH25 ) closed up +1.70 (+0.33%). Sugar prices Monday posted moderate gains as strength in the Brazilian real (^USDBRL ) sparked short covering in sugar futures. The real Monday rose +0.44%,...

March NY world sugar #11 (SBH25 ) today is up +0.17 (+0.88%), and March London ICE white sugar #5 (SWH25 ) is up +3.20 (+0.62%). Sugar prices today are moderately higher as strength in the Brazilian real (^USDBRL) sparked short covering in sugar futures. The real today is up +0.61%...

Someone needs to do something about these Brits.

Australian coach Andrew McDonald won't be pushing Steve Smith to make any firm decisions about his Test future after a blistering series in Sri Lanka.

As the deadline for submitting updated carbon reduction targets passed on Monday, the majority of nations – including major emitters such as China, India, and the EU – missed the cut-off point, reflecting the ongoing difficulties of international cooperation regarding climate change.