Labuschagne has ‘no issues’ playing against Afghanistan
“We’d love to win tomorrow and silence the crowd,” Labuschagne further said about Afghanistan getting a de facto home crowd in Lahore
Rain threatens high-stakes Afghanistan-Australia clash
Australia also must win, with a defeat meaning they will have to rely on other result; washout will see them through
Kerala fight back after Malewar 153 takes Vidarbha to 379
Sarwate’s 66 not out steered Kerala to 131 for 3 at stumps
Pakistan, Bangladesh share points after washout
For the record, Bangladesh (-0.443) finish the tournament above Pakistan (-1.087) on net run rate
Kevin Pietersen joins Delhi Capitals as team mentor
This is the former England captain’s first foray into coaching in the IPL
If He Comes To Bowl, What Are You Going To Look At? Says Ian Healy On Matthew Kuhnemann’s Bowling Action Cleared By ICC
Ian Healy has warned that the scrutiny over Matthew Kuhnemann’s bowling action may linger despite the left-arm spinner being cleared by ICC.
Wilson bides her time in Australia’s tight wicketkeeping race
The New South Wales keeper-batter has been named the WNCL player of the season after a prolific time with the bat
Afghanistan Is Never Going To Be Taken Lightly Ever Again: Jonathan Trott
Afghanistan is “never going to be taken lightly” by any team after his “resilient” side knocked England out of the Champions Trophy, Jonathan Trott has asserted.
Maxwell’s World Cup double is history for Afghanistan
Fresh off toppling England again, Afghanistan face Australia with a semi-final place at stake
“Am I Part Of The Problem Or…”: Jos Buttler’s Brutally Honest Take On England’s Champions Trophy Exit
England’s captain Jos Buttler has admitted that his team’s white-ball leadership will come under scrutiny following their early exit from the ICC Champions Trophy.