Sachithra Senanayake banned from international cricket for illegal bowling action

Nottingham test heads for unexciting finish; Eng takes 39 runs 1st innings lead against India

India were 57 for one in their second innings at tea on day four of the first cricket Test at Nottingham. Murali Vijay at 19 and Pujara at 8 were at the crease when reports last came in. The last batsman Dhawan was caught and bold by Ali for 29. Earlier, England were all out for 496 in their first i...

Nottingham test: Eng 485/9 at lunch in reply to India's 1st innings score of 457

On the fourth day of the Nottingham Cricket test today, England were 485 for nine at lunch in reply to India's first innings score of 457. England are now leading by 28 runs with one wicket remaining. Root at 143 and Anderson at 81 are on the crease when reports last came in. Earlier, Mural...

Nottingham test, 4th day: Eng 464/9 in reply to India's 1ST innings score of 457

On the fourth day of the Nottingham Cricket test today, England were 464 for nine in reply to India's first innings score of 457. England are now leading by seven runs with one wicket remaining. Root at 136 and Anderson at 75 are on the crease when reports last came in. Earlier, Murali Vija...

Pak SC reinstates Sethi as PCB chairman

The drama in Pakistan Cricket Board continued with the Supreme Court on Friday reinstating Najam Sethi as its Chairman by setting aside a government notification which led to his removal barely a day ago.The court also set aside a new constitution which had appointed Justice (retd) Justice Ali Shah ...

FIFA WC: Netherlands & Brazil to clash for 3rd spot tonight

Nottinghum Cricket Test: England to resume at 352 runs on 4th day in a shortwhile

England will resume their batting from 352 on the fourth day of the Nottingham Cricket Test today, with Joe Root on 78 and James Anderson on 23, still on the crease.

FIFA WC, the Netherlands and Brazil to clash for third spot tonight

England to resume batting on fourth day of Nottingham Cricket Test today

England will resume their batting from 352 on the fourth day of the Nottingham Cricket Test today, with Joe Root on 78 and James Anderson on 23, still on the crease.

Seamers put India on top on Day 3rd of Nottingham Test; English tail enders put up a fight to score 352/9

Joe Root and James Anderson fought back from an England collapse with a 54 run last wicket stand on the third day of the opening test at Trent Bridge Friday to put them within reach of India's first innings total. Root, who remains unbeaten on 78, helped England make 352 for 9 at the close ...