MUMBAI : India's cricket encounters with Australia are so closely fought that they are challenging the Ashes for prominence back home, retired Australian wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist said on Tuesday.
Bangalore:Star Team India spinner Harbhajan Singh today said India will pose tough challenge to Sri Lanka and South Africa in the tri-series beggining in the island nation from August 14.
Chennai:The Madras High Court today allowed cell phone operators across the country to provide scores of the ongoing India-Pakistan one-day international cricket series through SMS.
Kolkata:Australian umpire Darryl Harper today described Sourav Ganguly as a 'longtime friend' and hoped to see him back as Indian captain.
Harare:A lawyer for former West Indies Test cricket all-rounder Phil Simmons appeared in the high court here to outline his contract dispute with the Zimbabwean cricket board that has led to threat of deportation.
New Delhi:In an apparent bid to avoid the unseemly spectacle of judges getting caught in the crossfire of the politics of Cricket Board, the Supreme Court today favoured the appointment of an eminent person other than a judge as observer for BCCI elections.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on January 24 directed the listing on January 31 a petition by LG challenging the Delhi High Court order which had blocked the release of foreign exchange to the International Cricket Council (ICC), either in form of sponsorship money or as damages by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), if India was debarred from playing in the World Cup.
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on January 24 directed the listing on January 31 a petition by LG challenging the Delhi High Court order which had blocked the release of foreign exchange to the International Cricket Council (ICC), either in form of sponsorship money or as damages by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), if India was debarred from playing in the World Cup.
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court will pronounce its judgement on a petition challenging the controversial ICC players' contract on Wednesday.
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court will pronounce its judgement on a petition challenging the controversial ICC players' contract on Wednesday.
