Chasing 238 on a tricky Edgbaston pitch which offered vicious turn, Azam (101) and Sohail (68) showed intent, temperament and resolve while batting in Pakistan’s must-win game. read more

Kasaragod Under-19 batters couldn’t muster even a single run with the bat as they were bundled out for just 4 runs on the board – all of which came through extras. read more

Courtesy of this win, DC have moved into Qualifier 2, where they will now face Chennai Super Kings for a place in the final. read more

David Warner Warner featured in 12 matches for SRH this season and scored 692 runs at an astonishing average of 69.20. read more

The batsmen had taken 16 runs off the 19th over bowled by Shardul Thakur, a Mumbai bowler playing in his home ground. Their unbroken stand in the end was worth 45 off 12 balls. read more

With MS Dhoni striking it so well, he is expected to go past the personal landmark with ease when his side face Mumbai Indians at the Wankhede Stadium on Wednesday read more

With four overs to go, DC were holding all the aces, needing just 30 off 24 balls with seven wickets in hand before exploding in spectacular fashion. The carnage for Delhi started in the 17th over by Shami. read more

Despite a late surge from Jofra Archer and Ben Stokes, Rajasthan Royals, needing 12 off the last over, lost by eight runs. read more

While Dhoni dropped anchor, Jadhav was more expressive in his stroke-making. They remained unbeaten as India got home with 6 wickets to spare. read more

J N Ganesh had been absconding for a month after assaulting a fellow legislator Anand SIngh at a resort near Bengaluru. read more

Granting divorce to the couple, the court, in its January 23 order, said if the boy’s father, Shahid Hussain, did not comply with the orders by February 23, it would issues his arrest warrants. read more

Set 280 for victory on the final day, Pakistan suffered two separate batting collapses as New Zealand’s bowlers secured a memorable victory at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium. read more

Mehidy Hasan claimed 12 wickets, finishing with 7-58 and 5-59 in the first and second innings respectively to help the Tigers bowl out the visitors for 111 and 213 runs. read more

Sonia Chahal, Pinki Rani and Simranjit Kaur won their respective pre-quarterfinal bouts to place themselves just a step away from assuring a medal while Saweety Boora was the lone boxer Indian boxer to lose on Monday. read more

The win means India top Group B with four wins out of four and will play England or West Indies on Thursday night\/ Friday morning. The identity of their opponents will be learnt on Sunday with the runner up from Group A taking on India. read more