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It is understood that RCB are interested about three players including Holder, Ambati Rayudu and young ex-Rajasthan Royals turk Riyan Parag

NEW DELHI: Dinesh Karthik is currently putting in the hard yards in Mumbai under the guidance of friend and mentor Abhishek Nayar, focussed on sharpening his finishing skills in the T20 format.

NEW DELHI: A COVID-19 outbreak hit the Indian cricket team on Wednesday as three main players -- senior opener Shikhar Dhawan, reserve opener Ruturaj Gaikwad and middle-order batter Shreyas Iyer -- tested positive for the virus during their mandatory isolation period before the start of West Indies series.

NEW DELHI: Chief selector Chetan Sharma had earlier talked about how the selectors are keeping a close watch on some players who have been doing well in domestic cricket, especially in the Vijay Hazare Trophy and the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, and named a few of these players, who the…

MUMBAI: The name 'Disney' has an ostentatious ring to it. Grand and celebratory. Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Cinderella. Even the company's logo is a 'castle'. Children have grown into adults thinking of it as larger-than-life.

MUMBAI: The BCCI is likely to hold the forthcoming edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) in Maharashtra and Gujarat, sources say. “As of now, the Board is mulling organising the league stage in Maharashtra, and the playoffs in Ahmedabad,” revealed a source.

MUMBAI: Will the Ranji Trophy be held or not? The million dollar question was deferred to another day after a meeting of the BCCI's office-bearers on Thursday, held specifically to decide on the fate of the traditional tournament, failed to reach a conclusion. The BCCI had initially postponed the Ranji…

Chairman of selectors George Bailey has no issue with Australia's multi-format stars signing up for the IPL during a busy stretch of international cricket.

NEW DELHI: The BCCI is mulling two start dates for the 2022 Indian Premier League with some preferring a March 27 kickoff and few other influential people wanting the mega event to begin on April 2, which conforms to the Lodha Committee ruling.

NEW DELHI: Former Team India selector Sarandeep Singh feels that batter KL Rahul's form was affected after he became the captain of the Men in Blue.

NEW DELHI: Former India coach and Ahmedabad franchise team mentor Gary Kirsten feels Hardik Pandya is keen to show his leadership skills on the big stage and having a young and new captain will fare well for the side.