The Latest Breaking News from India

NEW DELHI: The Indian team on Saturday succumbed to an embarrassing series defeat against New Zealand after they lost the second Test in Pune by 113 runs in three days.

NEW DELHI: Mitchell Santner's brilliant bowling display powered New Zealand to a historic 113-run victory over India in the second Test on Saturday, clinching their first-ever Test series win on Indian soil.

NEW DELHI: In an extraordinary week of cricket, New Zealand achieved unprecedented success on the global stage, rewriting history with two landmark victories. Within a span of seven days, the Black Caps secured their first-ever Test series win in India, while the White Ferns claimed their maiden ICC Women's T20…

NEW DELHI: National Rifle Association of India (NRAI) recently announced the sport's first-ever franchise-based league in the country - Shooting League of India.

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan batter Basit Ali feels Indian players were 'overconfident' ahead of the start of the series against New Zealand and that resulted in the hosts succumbing to their first home series loss in 12 years.

AHMEDABAD: India Women's bowling and fielding more than made up for their average batting display against New Zealand Women in the first ODI, but the batters will be looking to convert their starts as the hosts look to wrap up the series when the two teams clash in the second…

GURUGRAM: Belgium's Manon de Roey, second on the Ladies European Tour's Order of Merit and needing to win the Hero Women's Indian Open to keep the Merit race alive, took a definite step in that direction as she shot a bogey-free 65 and grabbed a share of the lead.

MUMBAI: India's first-ever home Test series defeat to New Zealand has highlighted a new vulnerability: Indian top-order batsmen, once known for neutralising visiting spinners (with Shane Warne being a notable example), are now as susceptible to spin as any other team in the world.

NEW DELHI: In a historic achievement, New Zealand triumphed over India by 113 runs in the second Test match held in Pune, clinching their maiden Test series win on Indian soil.

PUNE: A New Zealand journalist performed the Haka - a traditional ceremonial dance performed with and aggressive body language and war cries - during skipper Tom Latham's post-match press conference.

PUNE: "We are allowed to have two bad matches after doing so well, especially at home over the years." This was captain Rohit Sharma summing up the defeat to New Zealand as India's formidable home-win record, stretching back more than a decade, came to an end here on Saturday.