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Injury had deprived him from his fans, but on Saturday, those familiar wristy flicks were back. So were the deft glides behind point. For a moment, it

From idolising Shahid Afridi to becoming Afghanistan’s go-to bowler while still a teenager, Rashid Khan has come a long way in almost no timeMohammad

Waves and waves of cricket fans wound the clock back to the 1990s and early 2000s and cheered on players who had meant so much to them in their impres

Virat Kohli’s innings on the final day transcended the conditions, the bowlers and his batting partners, and when it was all in vain, he displayed rem

The South Africa thinktank is involved in a discussion around three areas of the team composition – the opening berth, a specialist wicketkeeper and w

Twenty20 may be cricket’s most unpredictable format, but the Titans way is to assign specific roles to their playersFirdose Moonda12-Oct-2012The IPL t

On the field, Stuart Clark was straightforward yet methodical, and now he will take those attributes into his cricket administration career.Brydon Cov

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Arsenal fans are jubilant right now, and they have every right to be. Following a Saturday that saw Liverpool and Manchester City lose, the Gunners

Germany captain Joshua Kimmich has been ruled out of the upcoming World Cup qualifier against Luxembourg after suffering an ankle injury in training.