Gill set a record by scoring 208 runs in just 149 balls, hitting 19 fours and nine sixes. He beat Ishan Kishan's record, which he set last ...

Rohit Sharma had batted for safety of elephants in 2014, in association with PETA.

It’s been a long time since someone in the Indian middle-order showed such command in accumulating runs without going for the big shots — a...

The right-handed batsman scored 1,694 runs at an average of 47.05 with a top score of 124* in the 55 ODIs he played for India.

"A 4-0 series win for Australia will move them into No.1 position in Test rankings; India need to draw one Test to retain top spot," the IC...

Batsman Kohli may well get another hundred at the Oval and continue his march towards greatness. But skipper Kohli has a tough road ahead.

Perhaps best exemplified in the peculiar case of Ajinkya Rahane. A vital member of the Indian Test squad, he is struggling for form at the ...

Dhoni is no longer the marauder he once was in the T20 format, but he survives in the ODI arena on sheer willpower.

While the team management is at certain fault for mindless rotation at No.4, the contenders haven’t been able to rise to the challenge.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has introduced a number of changes to the playing conditions which will come into effect from all s...

What better place to give Dhoni a chance to prove his batting form than a five-ODI series against a Sri Lankan team short on ability, exper...

During the business end of the chase on Sunday, Dhoni kept banking on Hardik Pandya (20 off 21 balls) and Ravindra Jadeja (11 off 11 balls)...

Rohit Sharma regularly opens for India in ODIs but has batted at no. 4 position in this IPL season.

Dhoni's 91-ball 80 in Mohali also took him to the club of 9,000 runs. He became the first to reach there with an average of 50 or more.

Striking his second fifty of the tournament, de Villiers jumped to the second spot in the run-scorers list, behind Kumar Sangakkara.

Kohli's career-best 169 is also the highest score by a visiting batsman since Virender Sehwag's 195 in December 2003.

He has been rated second behind British Formula One racer Lewis Hamilton in the list of most marketable athletes by the UK magazine.