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Twenty20
Sun, April 15 2012
Bangladesh first team to tour Pakistan post Lahore terror attack
International cricket is set to return to strife-torn Pakistan after three years, with Bangladesh finally agreeing to tour the country albeit for only an ODI and a Twenty20 match later this month.
Thu, April 12 2012
Mongoose bat good for big hitting but not for defending, says Suresh Raina
The long handle-short blade Mongoose bat that was made famous in the third season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) by Australian legend Matthew Hayden has withered away.
Sat, February 25 2012
Indian team for Asia Cup to be picked on Feb 29
The BCCI selection committee meeting to pick the team for the Asia Cup will take place on February 29 instead of March 1, as scheduled earlier.
Sat, August 06 2011
Durham signs Collingwood for three more years
Former England Twenty20 captain Paul Collingwood signed on for three more years with Durham after penning a new deal with his native county Friday. Collingwood, 35, who retired from Test cricket after England's Ashes triumph in Australia this year, had been linked with a move away from the north-east to Midlands side Derbyshire.
Sat, August 06 2011
Preview: Australia to begin Sri Lanka tour with T20
Australia open their campaign in Sri Lanka with two Twenty20 internationals on Saturday and Monday which could set the tone for the rest of the tour.
Fri, August 05 2011
Dravid says he doesn’t consider himself ‘The Wall’
He has been christened 'The Wall' for his steady batting but senior Indian batsman Rahul Dravid says he is indifferent to the tag that has stuck to him over the years.
Thu, September 04 2014
Wish T20 could have seen the likes of Sobers, Richards, Garner & Nadkarni
How stars of yesteryear would would’ve done in T20.
Thu, March 03 2011
Twenty20 revolution gives World Cup ‘bigger bang’
By Abhaya Srivastava
Twenty20's big-hitting revolution has added a new dimension to 50-over cricket with players showing more daring than before at this World Cup. With the skills acquired in the shorter, slam-bang version of the game, batsmen are going for the big shots early in their innings and are brimming with a new-found belief that any target is achievable.