World Cup 2019: Derailed WI search for answers after another comprehensive defeat
Cricket is a game won with both bat and ball. Clicking with one and failing with the other lands a side nowhere, just as West Indies have so far experienced in this World Cup.
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Yuvraj Singh at his best: From Nairobi to Cuttack
Each time Yuvraj Singh has hit the ball, it has crashed into all parts of the ground. Most effective against the white one, his most memorable knocks in limited-overs cricket have come against the best of bowling attacks all around the globe. Cricclubs looks back at some of his most impactful of innings across all three formats.
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"My life has been a rollercoaster ride": Yuvraj Singh retires from all forms of cricket
Yuvraj Singh, India's middle-order mainstay for the greater part of this century, has announced his retirement across all forms of cricket. The left-hander played 40 Tests, 304 ODIs and 58 T20s for India, with his last international appearance coming on the tour of West Indies in 2017. A complete package of explosive batting, left-arm spin and athletic fielding, Yuvraj became a poster boy of his generation since his international debut in 2000.
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India to play 2 Tests, 3 ODIs and 5 T20s in New Zealand in 2020
New Zealand Cricket revealed their fixtures for the 2019-20 home season, with England, India and Australia visiting to play the men's team and South Africa being the women's guests. Mount Maunganui, which will be staging the first Test against England, will become New Zealand's ninth Test venue.
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World Cup 2019: All-round India seek global glory under Kohli
In his first global tournament as captain, Virat Kohli fell short by just one step in lifting the trophy when Pakistan decimated India in the finals of the 2017 Champions Trophy. Two years later, in his third World Cup - and first as captain - Kohli will not only be keen to justify India's favourites' tag but also correct the wrongs of what stopped his side from winning the second most prestigious ODI event for the second time running.
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World Cup 2019: Will England finally lift the World Cup?
If there has ever been more hype about any single team before a global event since 2015, it has been England. And all of that has got to do with their rapid transformation from an old fashioned, rusty one-day side before the 2015 World Cup to a flamboyant, glamorous team full of typically spirited modern limited-overs cricketers after it. Credit for that must go to their coach Trevor Bayliss and captain Eoin Morgan, whose exemplary leadership of an army of audacious cricketers unfazed to take the attacking route has made England a dangerous outfit in the last four years.
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World Cup 2019: Skillful Bangladesh no pushovers
There was a time when Bangladesh were assumed as just another upcoming international side lacking the competitiveness demanded at the highest level. Indeed, there was such a time. Today, they have the ability of defeating much better oppositions even in global tournaments. Not only that, maiden Test match victories against Sri Lanka, England and Australia since 2017 have proven why they are the emerging stars of the international game.
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World Cup 2019: India pick Karthik, Vijay Shankar; Pant, Rayudu dropped
India picked up all four of Dinesh Karthik, Vijay Shankar, KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja in their World Cup squad, leaving no room for either of Rishabh Pant and Ambati Rayudu.
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Test Team of 2018
Our experts have chosen their Test team of 2018.
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ICC WCL Division Three
Almost a century ago, 109 years to be precise, it was a single man’s vision and effort that led to the establishment of the massive body of International Cricket Council. In 1907, Abe Bailey, President, South African Cricket Association suggested the formation of an Imperial Cricket Board to regulate the matches.
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