The Latest Breaking News from Umran Malik

MIRPUR: Travelling from New Zealand to Dhaka to join India's ODI squad for a three-match series against hosts Bangladesh, India seamer Deepak Chahar said that his and his teammates' luggage has been misplaced, and he blamed the Malaysian Airlines for that, besides adding that no food was served to them…

NEW DELHI: Former coach Ravi Shastri feels the visiting Indian team can still take a lot of positives despite losing the rain-marred three-match ODI series 0-1 to New Zealand after the third and final ODI was washed out in Christchurch on Wednesday.

Tom Latham made a mockery of a challenging total at Auckland's Eden Park on Friday, when, chasing India's 306/7, the left-handed batter struck 145 not out off just 104 balls to deflate India's bowling attack that at one point was inspired by debutant Umran Malik's two-wicket burst, but it didn't…

NAPIER: A drastic change in approach is need of the hour for India but question remains if the likes of Umran Malik and Sanju Samson will be tested in third and final T20 against New Zealand here on Tuesday.

MOUNT MAUNGANUI: Bhuvneshwar Kumar faces an arduous challenge of remaining relevant in shortest format as a young Indian team, seeking some game-time, is expected to face tough resistance from New Zealand in the second T20 International here on Sunday.

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.

WELLINGTON: England's phenomenal success in white-ball cricket has forced rivals to consider different set of players and coaches for the limited-overs game and Tests, but New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson feels only a team with a big talent pool can afford to take that route.

ADELAIDE: All-rounder Hardik Pandya was on Monday named India's captain for the upcoming three-match T20I series in New Zealand as BCCI announced three different leaders for four upcoming assignments across formats.

Seven Saurashtra batters being caught behind wickets underlined their inability to handle the pace of the RoI trio, all of whom bowled in the perfect channel.