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Whole world would watch England vs West Indies Test series: Chris Jordan

Whole world would watch England vs West Indies Test series: Chris Jordon

Gambhir attributes Virat's success in T20s to fitness, strike rotation

Kohli has also been successful in the Indian Premier League, having scored 5,412 runs from 177 games

Kumar Sangakkara feels Test cricket shouldn't be treated like a cash cow

ICC came up with World Test Championship to reinvigorate the format in white-ball era but Sangakkara feels sustaining such tournaments will be difficult

Wasim Akram picks 1999 India tour as favourite, says enjoyed pressure

It was the first time the likes of him and Waqar Younis were playing against the great Sachin Tendulkar in Tests despite the Little Master making his debut in 1989

Franchisees predict an increase in IPL viewership amid Covid-19 crisis

I am sure BCCI is putting all its efforts towards a full IPL but we have no issues even with a curtailed one, says Kings XI Punjab co-owner Ness Wadia

Windies pace attack can challenge any team in world, reckons bowling coach

Team has worked on its fitness, which was a key in success of West Indies pace attack of '70 and '80s, but insisted the current crop needs to forge their own identity, says bowling coach Roddy Estwick

Rohit Sharma feels pink ball Test in Australia will be challenging

India is scheduled to play Australia in December, with the second Test being a day-night fixture in Adelaide from December 11

Mohammad Amir most skillful bowler I have ever faced, reckons Steve Smith

Lifting the 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup is the best moment of his career till now, says Steve Smith

Babar Azam's calmness gives him an edge over Virat Kohli: Saqlain Mushtaq

Babar Azam has been compared with Kohli a lot in recent times due to their consistent performances with the bat and ability to lead the team from the front.

2001 Eden Garden Test: Felt like whole country was celebrating, says Laxman

Australians had arrived in India on the back of 15 consecutive wins and beat India in Mumbai, the hosts then snatched victory from the jaws of defeat at Eden and then won in Chennai to bag series 2-1

Families can't accompany players, officials during England tour: PCB

The English and Wales Cricket Board will reportedly spend around half a million pounds on the special chartered flight, which will fly 29 players and 14 officials from Pakistan to England

ICC Test Championship: Riaz ready for Test return if needed in England

Wahab Riaz took an indefinite break from test cricket last year just before Pakistan toured Australia

Mohammad Hafeez to delay his retirement if ICC T20 World Cup gets postponed

Hafeez also said India cricket team did not show intent during their 2019 World Cup game against England and he was let down as a cricket fan

Imran Khan approves Pakistan's tour of England for Tests, T20 series

Pakistan team is scheduled to reach England by the end of this month to play a three Test and three T20 series in August and September

'ICC needs to decide': NZ minister on hosting T20 WC instead of Australia

Former Australia batsman Dean Jones had also suggested that T20 World Cup can be played in New Zealand as the country has eased lockdown measures considerably

This day last year, India defeated Pakistan for 7th time in ODI World Cup

In the match, the Men in Blue displayed a clinical performance against arch-rivals Pakistan. Batting first, India posted 336 runs on the board, owing to Rohit's 24th ODI ton

Holding ICC T20 WC unrealistic amid Covid-19: Cricket Australia Chairman

I would say it is unlikely, trying to get (teams from) 16 countries into Australia when most countries are still going through Covid spiking is unrealistic or very, very difficult, says CA chairman

Cricket Australia appoints Nick Hockley interim CEO as Roberts resigns

CA chairman Eddings thanked Roberts for his service to cricket during his eight years at CA, initially as a board member and more recently as Chief Executive

Saliva is as important for bowlers as bat for a batsman, says Ajit Agarkar

Saliva-ban is a "safe option" in prevailing situation but urged the custodians of the game to be flexible if players test negative before the start of any series, says Agarkar

Cricket Australia to part ways with chief executive Roberts, says report

Kevin Roberts had taken over when Australian cricket was still grappling with the aftermath of the ball-tampering scandal in South Africa in 2018.