Hindustan Times takes a look at some of the statistical highlights from the Indian innings as the team chased down 323. read more

Former South African player Jonty Rhodes it seems has seen the funny side in this incident and posted a comment on Hayden’s picture, comparing his injuries to the map of Tamil Nadu. read more

The 46-year-old was surfing with his son in south of Brisbane and said on his Instagram account on Saturday that he came off second best with a “Straddie back bank” and that it was “game over for a few days”. read more

The revelations and claims about Steve Waugh come from Shane Warne’s soon-to-be-released book ‘No Spin’, the extracts of which came out in ‘The Times’ newspaper. read more

With their last Ashes win coming way back in 1987, hardly anyone gave England any chance against a star-studded Australian contingent. However, with four matches gone, the hosts were 2-1 up in the series and at the Oval, the onus was on Ricky Ponting’s... read more

Alastair Cook said that he has picked the all-time Test XI team based on either the players he has played with or against, but no Indian cricketers was part of the list. read more

Rashid Khan returned insipid figures of 2\/154 from 34.5 overs during Afghanistan’s innings defeat in their debut Test against India. read more

Matthew Hayden has termed MS Dhoni as the ‘real Universe Boss’ of Twenty20s following his blazing 70* off 34 balls which helped Chennai Super Kings chase down 206 against Royal Challengers Bangalore read more

Batting legend Sachin Tendulkar is the only Indian to have current West Indian skipper Jason Holder’s best-ever cricketing XI. Tendulkar features along with the likes of Shane Warne, Matthew Hayden and Kumar Sangakkara read more

Australia cricket team skipper Steve Smith, whose double century against England cricket team at Perth ensured Ashes series victory for his team, is seen taking on Canadian tennis player Milos Raonic in the video. read more

Steve Smith scored his 22nd Test century during the third Ashes Test vs the England cricket team at Perth, and moved closer to breaking a record held by Australian great Matthew Hayden. read more

Former Australia cricket team opener Matthew Hayden faced Indian cricket team’s Harbhajan Singh in his prime and also watched young Ravichandran Ashwin from close quarters during his days with Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League (IPL) read more

James Vince was a surprise inclusion in the squad to face Australia cricket team in Ashes 2017, having been dropped last year after failing to make a half-century in his first seven Tests for England cricket team. read more

Shoaib Akhtar was a menace for batsmen to deal with due to his frightening pace and the former Pakistan bowler recently revealed he enjoyed hitting Matthew Hayden during his playing days. read more

Matthew Hayden believes that Australian cricket has much to lose if the pay dispute between the players and the board remains unresolved. read more