Forty years after the historic 1986 India-Australia tied Test at Chennai’s Chepauk, the match remains a landmark cricket moment. Dean Jones scored 210 despite severe heat, Kapil Dev made 119 to avoid the follow-on, and Greg Matthews took the final wicket as both teams finished with 347 runs in the fourth innings.
London-based cricket star Luke Hollman survived a dramatic bicycle collision with a taxi, suffering a deep head wound, but bounced back in less than a month to score a crucial half-century for Middlesex in the MetroBank One Day Cup semi-finals, propelling his team to the championship game.
Cricket West Indies announced the ODI and T20I squads for the upcoming tour of India. Shai Hope will lead both teams. John Campbell returns from injury, while newcomer Jewel Andrew replaces the injured Ackeem Auguste in the ODI squad.
West Indies has retained the core group of players in both formats but has rested Jason Holder for the series while Shimron Hetmyer will only be available for the T20I-leg.
Agarkar showed that it was possible to bring a certain gravitas to the office through the work itself, rather than relying on the stature he had acquired through the cricket he played in his time. This is no mean feat in Indian cricket, especially today, when the selectors are often deciding on the fates of men who themselves have become towering figures in the game.
RICHARD GIBSON AT OLD TRAFFORD: Buttler finished the contest by swatting a one-handed six, symbolising the ease with which Harry Brook's team chased down their 125-run target.
Bihar-born Abhishek Anand set to represent Japan against India (Source: Abhishek Anand/Instagram) Abhishek Anand, who hails from Bihar, is now a member of the Japanese national cricket team and is set to face India in Japan‘s first senior men’s international against the country on September 22, 2026. His journey from Bihar to representing Japan in [...]
Teqball is a fast-growing sport that combines elements of football and table tennis. Officially introduced globally in 2016 with backing from Brazilian football legend Ronaldinho, the concept originated in Hungary when three enthusiasts sought a way to play football on a table. Now, teqball is making a landmark appearance as an official medal sport at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya.
While Marnus Labuschagne is not in Zimbabwe with Australia’s ODI squad, the 32-year-old is set to return for Queensland in their One-Day Cup opener against Victoria at Allan Border Field on Saturday.
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