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As the Cricket World Cup returns to England, the birthplace of cricket and the host nation of the first three ODI World Cups, it’s...

The concept of home team advantage is perhaps more prevalent in cricket than in any other sport. With each international cricket team struggling to...

RITAM MITRA on what the 2-3 series result might mean for both teams in the upcoming World Cup

They may have won the series, but can India find the right balance in the middle order slots for the World Cup, asks YAJURVINDRA SINGH

Virat Kohli and his band of 18 have not only won the Border Gavaskar trophy, but also the hearts of the Aussies

RITAM MITRA describes the other side to the most worshipped cricketer in the world

Seen, heard and overheard at the cricket

Reflecting on India’s historic 2-1 series victory over Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy

Cricket fans that had their eyes peeled on the hallowed grounds of the G during the recent test match series, would have caught a glimpse of the colourful turban, neon bright safety vest and massive long distance lens sported by our photographer on ground RAVINDER SINGH JABBAL. Capturing action shots, sideline huddles, spectator joys and defining moments of the sport that is currently the nation’s grand obsession, Ravinder shares his experience of working within the inner sanctum of the most iconic sporting venue in the world.

Kohli's big gesture for his little fans has won many hearts

Early on during the match, Indian broadcaster Sony quietly switched off Australian commentator Kerry O’Keeffe, blacking him out from Indian airwaves.

Nothing could have prepared the Aussies for the onslaught that erupted on Day 2 of the Sydney test.