Hardik Pandya, who had taken five wickets in the Mumbai innings, ran out of partners before being last out for an attacking 73 in 137 balls with 9 fours and one six after he bravely tried to guide the visitors past the hosts’ first innings tally of ... read more

Baroda end day two of the Group A Ranji Trophy match at 244\/1 in Mumbai on Sunday. read more

Hardik Pandya returned with figures of 5\/81 in the Ranji Trophy match against Mumbai. read more

Iyer, who landed in Mumbai only Thursday from New Zealand after a stint with India A, was in punishing form, sparing no one from the visitors’ ranks to compile his 12th first class hundred. read more

Mumbai are without several top players, including those who are doing national duty in Australia, and are fielding a totally inexperienced team in their second home game. read more

Hardik Pandya, who suffered a back injury during the Asia Cup in the United Arab Emirates, was undergoing rehabilitation and was not available for the ongoing Test series in Australia. read more

Having failed to grasp chances to enact similar first time series victories in both South Africa and England, India will need to show this difficult task hasn’t encountered a mental block. read more

Looking forward to the series, Ashwin said bowling in partnerships will be of paramount importance, especially since India will be missing a fifth bowler in injured Hardik Pandya. read more

The Test rivalry, which has risen in stature and intensity over the years, will be renewed with the latest assignment starting December 6 in Adelaide. read more

Hardik Pandya was earlier ruled out of India A’s three-match one-day series against New Zealand A. read more

Rohit Sharma, Dinesh Karthik, Jasprit Bumrah, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and KL Rahul took part in a Rapid Fire session and they had some interesting stories about their teammates. read more

Krunal Pandya took four wickets to help restrict Aussies to 164\/6 in their 20 overs, this after he was hammered to all corners of the Gabba in the first match of the series. read more

Virat Kohli was at his absolute best in the third and final T20I in Sydney as he anchored a tricky chase and got the job done for India. read more

India have lost two away Test series in 2018, against South Africa (1-2) and England (1-4). This was after both tours were seen as best chance for Virat Kohli’s men to set the poor overseas record straight. read more

Michael Hussey believes that India will dearly miss the services of all-rounder Hardik Pandya who will be missing the series after suffering a lower back injury. read more