It was obvious why Jonathan Trott didn’t want to be overly critical about the pitch in Tarouba. His team had after all just received a hammering at the hand of
Eventually, under the brightest of World Cup lights, the resplendent Afghan wagon was brought to a screeching halt. The pitch at Tarouba and South Africa’s pace pack was too much
Aiden Markram has embarked into uncharted territory after becoming the first South African captain to make it to the final of a World Cup. Beginning from 1992, South Africa have
Hope is the thing with feathers. It gets you out of bed when the alarm ends your night’s sleep at 2 AM. It explains brushing your teeth at 2.15 AM.
Sri Lanka head coach Chris Silverwood has resigned from his post citing personal reasons, the country’s cricket board announced on Thursday (June 27). The 49-year-old’s exit comes close on the
June 26 – 1st ODI Charlotte Dean stars as England Women complete 9-wicket victory Off-break bowler Charlotte Dean picked up 4 for 38 against New Zealand Women to restrict the
South Africa’s cricket makeover has delivered them a place in the final of an ICC men’s event for the first time since 1998 after they brought Afghanistan’s dreamy run to
When Mike Atherton mentions different Playing Conditions (PCs) for the two semifinals, he is only emphasising the variance between those in play for the first and second matches. As first reported by
Rohit Sharma has said that India will treat Thursday’s semifinal against England as just another game and won’t try to emphasise on the fact that it will be a knockout
Rashid Khan has this rather interesting quirk during press conferences and even post-match presentations. There’s almost a pattern to it. The moment he starts one of his responses with, “I
