A clutch of gold medals in low-grade European competitions grabbed headlines but sprinter Hima Das is building a stomach for a tough fight at the upcoming world championships
Commentators are being more and more compromised by controlling organisations to the points of censorship, feels former West Indian speedster and respected TV pundit Michael Holding
Virat Kohli may be the world's No. 1 batsman but Rohit Sharma has been more consistent with bat than his captain in recent times and that includes the 2019 Cricket World Cup
Most modern teams pack their dream XIs with all-rounders. History has shown how these 'bits-and-pieces' cricketers have been match-winners and India's campaign in ICC World Cup 2019 will revolve around a Hardik Pandya or a Vijay Shankar
The Indian cricket team looks one of the most balanced in the ICC World Cup 2019 but their relative inexperience can be filled by MS Dhoni's wisdom and Virat Kohli's no-holds-barred approach
Not the happiest of neighbours, India clash with Pakistan in a Cricket World Cup match in Manchester on June 6. Former players Kapil Dev and Ramiz Raja want the players to maintain balance between cricket and passion so that fans don't go berserk
Cricket World Cup-winning captain Kapil Dev feels Virat Kohli should do his best with the team he has been given by the selectors. Winning the first two games will be crucial for the Indian cricket team
After opposing players’ attempts to form a national body in the past, BCCI has no choice but to obey the Supreme Court’s order and help constitute ICA.
After four washed out World Cup games, England can take a lesson from BCCI, which provides world-class ground equipment to its affiliates to protect field from rains
Former India mental conditioning coach Paddy Upton talks about Rajasthan Royals, 2013 IPL betting scandal, his friendship with Rahul Dravid, and the upcoming World Cup
Paddy Upton was the mental conditioning coach of the Indian cricket team that won the 2011 World Cup. His controversial 'sex dossier' for the Indian players grabbed a lot of media attention.
Captain Asghar Afghan says the team’s preparation in India was good as it won the lone Test and T20 series against Ireland while ODI series was drawn in Dehradun
As India and Australia battled in the fifth and final of the ODI series at the Ferozeshah Kotla Stadium, contrasting faces of the DDCA come tellingly to the fore
IG (VIP Security) Yashovardhan Azad, who was a security liaison officer with the Indian cricket team on its 2004 tour, says he has only fond memories of the series – on and off the field
