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Chance for India to sweep multi-format series against South Africa
After losing the ODIs 3-0 and the one-off Test, South Africa are still looking for their first win of the tourSrinidhi Ramanujam04-Jul-2024South Afric
Off-field noise dominates build-up to Pakistan's tough tour and Warner's farewell
Pakistan go into the Test series as serious underdogs, whereas Australia will look for Warner’s replacementAndrew McGlashan05-Dec-20231:59Warm-up matc
Manufacturing carnage, Suryakumar Yadav style
On Tuesday, in a match India had to win, he seemingly batted without any burden of pressure to script a fairly comprehensive winDeivarayan Muthu09-Aug
Smart Stats: Rishabh Pant the obvious choice for Player of the Match
Prithvi Shaw and Amit Mishra also made telling contributions to Delhi Capitals’ win over Sunrisers Hyderabad in the EliminatorESPNcricinfo Stats team0
In search of miracle, Lahore rue injuries
Technically, Lahore Qalandars are in the running for a playoff spot but, so far, this has been another season of injury blows and inconsistent selecti
'We really want to build fan tribalism' – BBL Head Kim McConnie
Kim McConnie speaks about WBBL and BBL as the shopfront window, the long-term strategy for the competition, the prospect of Australia’s national playe
A torrid pair of debuts for Australia's quicks
The Plays of the Day from the second ODI between South Africa and Australia at JohannesburgDaniel Brettig02-Oct-2016The debutantsBrendon Julian handed
Umpiring blunders leave Zimbabwe shortchanged
The absence of DRS meant there was extra focus on the on-field umpires. As many as ten errors, including four on the final morning, with Zimbabwe batt
Pakistan in search of one last miracle
The optimism levels are low, and the players don’t sound confident at press conferences where questions of disunity in the team prevailSidharth Monga
A mad-cap start, and a stump-flying finish
Plays of the day from the World T20 match between India and New Zealand in NagpurAlagappan Muthu15-Mar-2016T20 cricket takes an interviewIt’s the firs