The dark side of Indian men’s cricket is susceptible to mental health issues and a host of reasons still prevents any talk about them. But ...

England lose 7 wickets for 25 runs as Ekta Bisht leads India to 66-run victory.

All three games are a part of the ICC Women’s Championship, which determines qualification for the next World Cup in 2021.

While the Australians are favourites at the WT20, starting today in West Indies, as many as five teams can cause an upset.

In the 0-3 ODI loss to Australia, India’s ground fielding oscillated between unbearable to unbelievable. To their credit, it was closer to ...

Ekta Bisht is ranked 14th in ODIs and 12th in T20Is, and took 34 wickets in 19 matches and 11 wickets in seven T20Is in the period under co...

She was at her best in a virtual quarter-final against New Zealand in Derby when she scored 109 to steer her side into the semifinals with ...

Goswami had bowled an opening spell of 5-2-9-0 with the new ball. In her second spell, she was fortunate to get Taylor out, nicking a ball ...

Indian bowlers led by veteran Jhulan Goswami (3 wickets) bowled a tight line and length to restrict England for a competitive total of 228.

This is the second time that the Indian eves have reached the final. They reached the World Cup final for the first time in 2005.

South Africa scored only 22 in their batting power play with one maiden, which was an improvement in the overall run rate till the 35th ove...

India women's cricket team launched their campaign at the ICC Women's World Cup with a comfortable 35-run win over England, riding on super...

SVF was conceived by the Japanese group's founder Masayoshi Son last year, and is unlikely to figure Sama on its investment committee, whic...

Riding high on a hat-trick of wins in the warm-up games, England will be looking to open their campaign in the ICC Women's World Twenty20 o...

"Some of the greats of the game have been nominated and won this award, and it's a very special honour," a delighted Johnson said.

The announcement was made ahead of the broadcast of the Awards TV show which premieres tomorrow in most countries across the globe.

Nobel laureate Venkatraman Ramakrishnan was in for a surprise as he tried to buy an iPhone, putting down his first name as ``Venki''.