#cricket

#cricket

Mitch Owen made a significant impact in his international debut, scoring a rapid half-century and leading Australia to a three-wicket victory over West Indies.

The ICC has established a working group to examine the introduction of a two-division Test cricket system, a significant change in the sport's history.

Sophia Dunkley struck the winning boundary, helping England overcome India and the rain at Lord's, leveling the ODI series with three overs to spare.

Christian Vieri, raised in Australia, developed a love for cricket alongside football, creating an alternative timeline where he could have been a test cricketer instead of a footballer.

The British & Irish Lions faced the AUNZ Invitational XV in their latest warmup game, showcasing intense Rugby Union competition. This event is critical for team preparations.

Ending a Caribbean tour with a day-night Test in Jamaica raises eyebrows due to the venue's lack of floodlights until recently, coupled with concerns over local attendance.

The cricketing landscape has been shaped over the years by the diaspora from cricket-playing nations across the world who have brought their own passions, styles and traditions to the game.

Chand's early stardom never quite translated into a stable senior career as opportunities dried up in a system overflowing with talent, leading him to retire from all forms of Indian cricket.

Virat Kohli's post after the 2024 T20 World Cup victory became the most liked post by an Indian account, garnering over 22 million likes on Instagram.

Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world's first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS.

We have a great squad and I know the expectation will be high after winning the competition last year, but I'm gutted Heather won't be playing with us this year.

After the elation of scoring a century in his first Test in charge, India failed to force home a position of strength after tea yesterday, taking too long to score too few.