| De Villiers steers South Africa to solid total DAWN.com Rahat Ali and Ehsan Adil, neither of whom had taken a wicket in Testcricket before, were responsible for the first five dismissals as South Africa stumbled to 196 for five. Left-arm Rahat, playing in his second Test, took three for 95, while new cap ... See all stories on this topic » |  DAWN.com |
| 'The Real Jiminy Cricket': Unlikely Candidate Upends Italian Elections NPR Italy's election campaign has been dominated by an upstart comedian-turned-politician whose Five Star Movement is soaring in the polls. The movement is not expected to win in the weekend vote, but its strong presence in Parliament could be ... See all stories on this topic » |  NPR |
| Michael Clarke's century props up Australia The Hindu Aggressive intent paid for the two principal protagonists of the day. Home boy Ravichandran Ashwin scalped six with flight, turn and an attacking outside-the-off-stump line. And Australian skipper Michael Clarke carved out a fluent, unbeaten 103 of ... See all stories on this topic » |  The Hindu |
| Cricket - Match preview: New Zealand v England, Third ODI Yahoo! Eurosport UK New Zealand opening batsman Martin Guptill, who scored an unbeaten 27 to guide the hosts to victory while playing with a left hamstring strain in the first one-day international in Hamilton, will have surgery on the thumb ligament next week. Hamish ... See all stories on this topic » |  Yahoo! Eurosport UK |
| If players like Sachin Tendulkar retire, Test cricket will die: Arjuna Ranatunga NDTV On to issues facing international cricket and Ranatunga came down heavily on the ICC, calling the sport's world governing body "toothless". Instead of blaming the BCCI for the non-implementation of the controversial Decision Review System to avoid ... See all stories on this topic » |  NDTV |
| India for families: take a cricket bat – the rest is child's play Telegraph.co.uk Plus, we have the killer accessory: a cricket bat. We take the classic Golden Triangle route, by bus and train from Delhi down to the Taj Mahal, and across to Jaipur. At every stop, a troupe of boys miraculously appears, bearing stumps, a bat of their ... See all stories on this topic » |  Telegraph.co.uk |
| Australia to play in Hyderabad despite blasts DAWN.com SYDNEY: Cricket Australia on Friday said it planned to play the second Test against India in Hyderabad as scheduled next week despite deadly bomb attacks in the city on the eve of the series opener. The twin blasts on Thursday night killed at least 14 ... See all stories on this topic » |  DAWN.com |
The Hindu
Cricket Australia CEO, James Sutherland, gave indications here on Friday that the second Test in Hyderabad would go ahead as planned. There had been apprehension in certain quarters that the second Test, beginning on March 2, might be shifted to some ...
See all stories on this topic »Don't mix cricket and politics in Kashmir, says Omar
Deccan Herald
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today sharply criticised reports that promising all-rounder Parveez Rasool should be fast-tracked into the nationalcricket team with an eye on defusing the tense political situation in the state following ...
See all stories on this topic »Cricket: Eden Park legitimate venue for cricket
New Zealand Herald
Eden Park is a legitimate international cricket ground, albeit one with a couple of joke boundaries, and the ground is set to be a significant player during the 2015 World Cup. As England, in particular, and New Zealand rained 23 sixes into the crowd ...
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