The Latest Breaking News from T20

NEW DELHI: Transition period in an international team is always "difficult to handle" but India has abundant talent and a potentially good leader in Hardik Pandya to smoothly see through the phase in T20 cricket, feels former Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara.

The hosts were bowled out for 43, their lowest T20 score, before England knocked the runs off with a record 87 balls to spare

MUMBAI: Within 24 hours of landing in India along with the rest of the Australian team for the five-match T20I series against the hosts, Beth Mooney was down with a stomach-related illness. The opener missed Australia’s first two training sessions, managing to train only on the eve of the match,…

Opener slams 89* as Australia clinch first T20 by five wickets

NEW DELHI: Former Australia captain Ian Chappell feels that with T20 leagues "popping up faster than weeds in summer", international cricket's ambitious but "implausible" future programme is headed for a breakdown of epic proportions.

On October 19, the annual general meeting drew to a close at Hotel Taj Palace in Mumbai, with former India pacer Roger Binny succeeding former Team India skipper Sourav Ganguly. 

AUCKLAND: Copping a lot of flak for its archaic approach in T20Is, the Indian cricket team is expected to turn a new leaf in a different format as it takes on New Zealand in a three-match ODI series, which will mark the start of preparations for next year's World Cup.

MOUNT MAUNGANUI: He is a T20 ace in his own right but New Zealander Glenn Phillips says he can't even "dream" of pulling off some of the incredible shots that Suryakumar Yadav plays with ease.

WELLINGTON: Having not learned from their mistakes, India will aim to shed their archaic playing style for good with the help of a "young and fearless" bunch in the three-match T20I series against New Zealand, beginning here on Friday.