Mohammad Hafeez had come into the Test series having struggled in the three one-dayers and the lone Twenty20 match. All through

England will send out an inexperienced one-day side to take on Ireland next month with five uncapped players named on Tuesday in a

Steve Smith has delivered a verbal blow to England's rediscovered confidence, saying they won't "come close" to winning the Ashes.

Pakistan enjoyed their first good day of their tour at Khulna yesterday. With Bangladesh's best batsmen in, on a track that barely had

The Decision Review System (DRS) is a technology meant to correct any confusion regarding an on-field umpire's ruling. And with the

If the last ball of the first day was any indication of what was to follow the next day, then Bangladesh simply have refused to take note

Wickets thrown away, catches dropped, runs leaked at an uncomfortably quick rate, yesterday just wasn't Bangladesh's day. The

All-rounder Bilawal Bhatti will fill in for injured paceman Rahat Ali for the second Test on Pakistan's tour of Bangladesh, an official said Wednesday.

Heavy downpour washed out the Indian Premier League match between Rajasthan Royals and Royal Challengers Bangalore after the latter

In reply to Bangladesh’s 332, Pakistan ended day two on a strong position on the back of Mohammad’s Hafeez’s hundred at 227/1 at the Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium, Khulna.

James Taylor could find himself captain of the England ODI side when the team to play Ireland is announced Tuesday.

A late decision will be made on Jason Holder's fitness for the third and final Test against England, starting Friday.

Two-time winners Chennai Super Kings pulled off a sensational last-ball two-run victory over defending champions Kolkata Knight Riders in their thrilling IPL match at the MA Chidambaram Stadium on Tuesday.

Veteran strikers Enamul Haque and Towhidul Alam Sabuz are set for a return to the national fold as both of them have been included in

When compared to his previous knocks, Mominul Haque's 80 at Khulna yesterday wasn't exactly the smoothest.

For someone who has been associated with Bangladesh cricket for a long time and wishing for a near flawless approach from the Tigers to start a Test match, that wish to some extent has been fulfilled at the Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium here yesterday.

The Tigers have certainly extended their purple patch to yet another day at Khulna yesterday. A resolute and disciplined batting at the

At the end of the first day of the first Test in Khulna, the visitors Pakistan will probably be the happier of the two sides for having taken four wickets on a placid wicket.

Pakistan vice-captain Azhar Ali believed that Mominul Haque's wicket at end of day one yesterday put the match in balance. Some

Pakistan Cricket Board and Zimbabwe Cricket have agreed in principle for the latter's tour to Pakistan but final clearance will be given by a