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First Ravindra Jadeja took four wickets to bowl out Railways for 200 before he revived Saurashtra, who were 128 for 6 at one stage, to end the day on 344 for 8.

The Indian Express caught up with Michael Holding and discovered that, behind the epithet Whispering Death, was a charming raconteur — and a Momma’s boy

It’s one thing reacting on field, in the heat of the moment, but to react in a petty fashion in the cold comfort of the living room when shooting a video is something else. No wonder, many fans are showing their displeasure.

With a breathtaking display of pace and swing in fourth ODI, left-arm pacer Khaleel Ahmed provides missing piece in bowling jigsaw.

Rohit Sharma scores yet another daddy hundred, Ambati Rayudu too comes to the party as India crush West Indies by 224 runs to take 2-1 lead in the series.

Al Jazeera maintains they are in discussions with Interpol and while they are open to giving the details of the cricket-corruption sting to ICC, they are increasingly concerned about “ICC’s ability and resolve to police” the game.

MS Dhoni has done everything that could’ve been asked of him, now it’s the next generation’s turn to take the baton and run with it

CoA has to implement Lodha reforms, deal with ICC and prepare for Australia tour but finds itself in chaotic state

The world is wowed by the all-rounder’s vaunted skills, but back home he’s considered surplus to the requirements in shorter versions

Prithvi Shaw's back-foot punches, the horizontal cut shots, the short body balanced on the toes, the impassive face almost invisible under a big helmet — it was almost a rewind to the late 1980s when India fell in love with another Mumbai boy.

The cases of Karun Nair and Prithvi Shaw call for better co-ordination between selectors and team management in selection of playing XI.

They play cricket, discuss life, fight for LGBT rights, and create an environment where gay men and women can be themselves in a world that can often be homophobic.

Indians knew Chris Lewis for the ton he hit on his 25th birthday in Madras on England's tour in 1993. The man oozing athletic talent looked poised for the big time, but the promise never materialised. Years later, Lewis was caught smuggling cocaine and sent to prison.

For all their inspired, collective bowling effort and Virat Kohli's sublime batting form, the reality that India are far from an invincible touring side force flashed and flickered. A look at moments that made and unmade what was a thrilling series

At the start of the fifth day, India stood a risk of being blown away. Had they done so, the conclusions drawn from the series could have been adverse.

KL Rahul smashes 142, Rishabh Pant becomes first Indian keeper to score a ton in England... but it is the same old story in the final session as India lose 5 wickets for 20 runs.

Alastair Cook’s Test journey, which began with a century against India in Nagpur 12 years ago, comes to an end with a ton in London.

Shreyas’s father Jitender Singh can now apply for Tier-2 work visa, which is valid for up to four years without needing to leave the country.

Hanuma Vihari had quit Hyderabad after six years of first-class cricket and was left disillusioned with the whole experience.