Trailing 1-2 in the seven-match ODI series with another wash-out looming large, India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja on Friday said his team now faces a do-or-die situation in the remaining matches against Australia. The Aussies are currently leading 2-1 with rain having played spoilsport in the fourth ODI at Ranchi, and it could well be a similar result on Saturday given...
With persistent showers at Cuttack, the possibility of an encounter between India and Australia at the Barabati Stadium on Saturday remains in doubt.
With rain still lashing parts of eastern Indian state Odisha including Cuttack, the venue of the fifth One-Day International (ODI) between India and Australia, the Odisha Cricket Association (OCA) on Friday said chances of drying up the waterlogged Barabati Stadium was "extremely remote".
A day after police ordered investigation into the breaking of a window pane of India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni's house in Ranchi, the Jharkhand State Cricket Association (JSCA) on Thursday demanded to know who was behind the 'dirty' work.
Even as heavy rains cast doubts over the fate of the fifth One-Day International (ODI) between India and Australia in Cuttack on Saturday, cricket enthusiasts on Wednesday waited in long queues in front of the Barabati Stadium to purchase tickets for the match.
India is set to take on Australia in the fourth One-Day International (ODI) of the seven-match series at the Jharkhand State Cricket Association (JSCA) Stadium in Ranchi on Wednesday.
India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni won the toss and elected to field against Australia in the fourth One-Day International (ODI) at the Jharkhand State Cricket Association (JSCA) Stadium in Ranchi on Wednesday.
Uncertainty looms large over holding of the fifth One-Day International (ODI) between India and Australia on Saturday in Cuttack as heavy rains have caused water logging in the outfield of the Barabati Stadium.
A friend and die-hard cricket fan posted on Facebook after Ishant Sharma’s crucial over in which he gave away 30 runs to bring Australia back into Saturday’s One-Day International (ODI) at Mohali: 'Cricket is a batter’s game, more so in the shorter version which is harsher on a bowler than in Test cricket."
Top-order batsman Adam Voges on Sunday described Australia's thrilling four-wicket victory over India in the third One-Day International (ODI) as "outstanding".