Champions trophy

India last won an ICC tournament in 2013 when the M.S. Dhoni led side beat England in the final of the 50-over Champions Trophy. read more

Yuvraj Singh said instead of just trying to find ways to get rid of him, the team management should have been “upfront” in their communication regarding his career read more

The 38-year-old further expressed disappointment that nobody sat down with him or Zaheer Khan or Virender Sehwag that the management wish to favour youngsters. read more

Azhar, 34, had announced his retirement after representing his country in 53 ODIS before the World Cup. He featured in Pakistan’s historic Champions Trophy win in 2017 in England. read more

He has taken 41 wickets in 15 Tests at an average of 35.85 and 69 scalps in as many ODIs at 36.36. read more

This was introduced to bring in context to bilateral Test series, the first edition of the World Test Championship will run till June 2021 when two finalists will play for the title at Lord’s in London. read more

Sarfaraz Ahmed and his troops came under immense scrutiny following their disastrous World Cup campaign which saw the team crash out of the group stage itself. read more

ICC World Cup: In a video posted by BCCI on Twitter, India opener KL Rahul talks about how Team India prepares for a match and there is a sneak peek of the dressing room as well where MS Dhoni can be seen enjoying a cuppa. read more

Gautam Gambhir took to twitter to share an emotional message for Shikhar Dhawan. He also wished luck to Dhawan’s replacement Rishabh Pant. read more

Shikhar Dhawan, who scored a century against the Aussies despite the knock on his thumb, is a crucial cog in the team’s wheel and has been an outstanding contributor in ICC events in the past. read more

Sarfaraz Ahmed, captain of the current side, too can claim success in an ICC tournament, having won the 2017 Champions Trophy, beating India in the final. read more

Pakistan’s Champions Trophy win of 2017 remained something of a theme in both press conferences on Saturday, possibly because it was Pakistan’s most significant win over India in one-day cricket in the last decade. read more

India are ranked fifth in the world while Japan are 18th, so when they meet in the semi-finals of the FIH Men’s Series Finals on Friday, the hosts will be overwhelming favourites to advance to the summit clash and clinch a spot in the Tokyo Olympics... read more

Bangladesh stand in between England and their second win of the tournament but the hosts need to be wary of one player in particular. read more

A comparison between Dhawan’s performance in bilateral\/tri-series and 5+team tournaments reflects that the left-handed batsman averages more than 1.5 times in multi-team tournaments read more