Daksh Panwar

India's frantic search for a regular No.4 maybe an unnecessary exercise in this day and age of dynamic batting

Indian Cricket team, with their ruthless cricket, is steadily weaving an aura like Australia in the 90s and noughties.

Kuldeep Yadav was ignored for the Uttar Pradesh Under-15. Nine years later, on September 21, he became only the third Indian to take a hat-trick in ODIs.

Kuldeep Yadav reflects on his journey, the mystery spinner tag, and the thrill of meeting another chinaman bowler.

In his latest book Iron Ambition, Mike Tyson narrates the story of Constantine ‘Cus’ D’Amato, the man who saved him from a gloomy future and, possibly, an early death, in the mean streets of Brownsville.

In small homes and swelling cricket academies, in her native Punjab town and its neighbouring villages, the star of the Indian women’s team at the World Cup, Harmanpreet Kaur, is firing many a dream. The Indian Express captures some.

In modern team sport, players are usually more dispensable than coaches. Even those that are considered superstars. Cricket, however, has historically been different. And Indian cricket has been a different ball game altogether.

There were no surprises in the announced Champions Trophy squad as Rohit Sharma, Mohd Shami return; Rishabh Pant, Suresh Raina on standby.

It might not have been as insanely high quality as the 2001 series but the just-concluded affair threw up lots of drama, controversy and spine-tingling stuff.

Accusations were hurled and counter-accusations hurled back. The white line fever didn’t remain confined to the white line and spilled over into the press conference room.

India win the fourth Test and reclaim the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, thus ending the lengthy home season on a happy note

Ravindra Jadeja dug India out of hole with a buccaneering half-century and guided them to a 32-run lead.

Umesh Yadav, Bhuvneshwar Kumar strike early before spinners skittle out Australia, as India close in on series win.

Pat Cummins bowled a riveting, and tragic, spell of sustained fast bowling as you will ever see in India.

Despite fifties from KL Rahul and Cheteshwar Pujara, Australia pull back through inspired bowling from Nathan Lyon in final session.

Steve Smith was the only one on the field who seemed to justifying his billing — World No.1 — with a century.

Kuldeep Yadav proves to be an inspired pick as he snares four scalps on debut to wrestle advantage from Australia on Day 1.

As they have done all season, in this series, the Indian pacers have quietly made their mark against Australia as well.

If Virat Kohli remains unavailable for the fourth and final Test against Australia onus will be on others to fill the void.

Buzz around the wicket gets shriller as BCCI’s chief curator pays a visit, but final nature of 22-yards still open to speculation

Last game of home season was expected to be a victory parade for Virat Kohli’s team, but Australia have changed script

In spite of the knowledge that this isn’t the first time that SSP has won a big-ticket event at home. I

SSP Chawrasia completed a successful defence of his Indian Open title.

On a lethargic day, Carlos Pigem, Eddie Pepperell and SSP Chawrasia share lead going into the final round of the Indian Open.