Rossouw's 122 thrusts SA to 5-0 whitewash
South Africa inflicted their fourth whitewash in a five-match series after overcoming a stiff challenge from David Warner, who stroked 173 in Australi
Pakistan's late strikes overcome Bravo's resistance
Darren Bravo's resolute 87 and Marlon Samuels' attacking 76 led West Indies' resistance, but Pakistan's bowlers were able to maintain control and ulti
Mushfiqur positive after 'learning experience'
Bangladesh captain Mushfiqur Rahim tried his best to lift the gloomy mood brought on by a 22-run loss against England on the final morning in Chittago
De Grandhomme, Raval make it New Zealand's day
Alex Moir had taken 6 for 155 against England in Christchurch in 1951. Sixty-five years later, Colin de Grandhomme took 6 for 41 to finish with the be
India's tricky early relationship with DRS
In the space of three balls on the second morning in Visakhapatnam, India made two errors with the DRSAlagappan Muthu18-Nov-20162:08Compton: India nee
Ranji Trophy matches shifted out of smog-hit Delhi
Two matches scheduled in Delhi during the next round of the Ranji Trophy from November 13 have been moved out of the city because of high levels of ai
South Africa remain guarded against 'quality' Australia attack
Neil McKenzie, South Africa's batting coach, said that South Africa would be wary of what is a quality Australian bowling attack, but they will not be
Left too many to get in final session – Azhar
Pakistan's stand-in captain Azhar Ali has said his team had been 30 to 35 runs short of where they would have liked to have been at tea, suggesting th
'Gutted' Holder wants team to 'look in the mirror'
West Indies captain Jason Holder has said luck did not always favour West Indies in the tri-series, but of the things they could control, they did not
India firm after Dawson, Rashid steer England to 477
England made a shaky start to the second day, but got to a sizeable first-innings total courtesy a century stand for the eighth wicket between Adil Ra