Daniel Vettori ruled out of 2nd Test against England at Leeds
New Zealand's injury list is getting bigger and the visitors are in a spot of bother.
Preview: England look to seal series against jittery New Zealand
New Zealand are up against a tough task of leveling the two-match Test series after being beaten comprehensively at Lord’s. The injuries to...
Denis Compton: The knight in shining armour of English cricket
Denis Compton, born May 23, 1918, was one of the greatest batsmen of England whose career might have traced even higher paths if he had not been...
England determined to continue good show against New Zealand, says Joe Root
Joe Root said on Wednesday that England would look to carry on from where they left off against New Zealand at Lord's during the second and...
New Zealand 'keeper BJ Watling ruled out of 2nd Test against England
New Zealand wicketkeeper BJ Watling was ruled out of the second and final Test against England at Headingley starting on Friday.
Michael Clarke, Brad Haddin confident about Australia winning the Ashes
Captain Michael Clarke and his deputy Brad Haddin Wednesday insisted Australia's disastrous series in India was history with the team fired...
Ian Botham expects James Anderson to sail past his record of 383 wickets
Sir Ian Botham is confident James Anderson will far exceed his England record of 383 Test wickets after the Lancashire seamer broke the 300 barrier...
Charlie Palmer: Incredible figures of 14-12-7-8 — seven of them bowled!
On May 21, 1955 Charlie Palmer bowled an unbelievable spell of 8 for 7 (8 for 0 at one point of time) at Grace Road against a mighty Surrey. Abhishek...
Albert Trott: The first bowler in First-Class history to take two hat-tricks in an innings
On May 22, 1907 Albert Trott became the first bowler to take two hat-tricks in a single First-Class innings. Abhishek Mukherjee looks at one of...
The day Harold Heygate became the first batsman to be “timed out”
May 22, 1919. Harold Heygate becomes the first man in history of cricket to be timed out — although the scorecards said ‘out, absent’....
