Shami has opened up about the knee injury he suffered in 2015 and the speculation thereafter that his career was coming to an abrupt end
A cricketer, competing in the Indian Premier League in the UAE, has 'reported a corrupt approach', putting BCCI's anti-corruption unit on a high alert
Three top quality wickets in Rajasthan Royals batsmen Sanju Samson, Robin Uthappa, and Mahipal Lomror saw RCB spinner Yuzvendra Chahal topple Shami from the top slot in the wicket-takers' list
Kohli said his teammates' good show gave him enough time to come out of a short lean patch in the ongoing IPL
After guiding the RCB to an eight-wicket win over Rajasthan Royals, opener Devdutt Padikkal said he felt tired during the innings but skipper Virat Kohli kept pushing him to finish the game
Royal Challengers Bangalore's Navdeep Saini bowled a beamer at Rahul Tewatia in the last over of Rajasthan Royals' innings that hit the latter on the neck and sent him crashing to the ground
Rajasthan Royals' skipper Steve Smith praised Mahipal Lomror for his "mature innings" but admitted that the top-order needs to bat longer in order to have a good start.Opting to bat first, Royals got off to a flyer with Jos Buttler smashing boundaries early in the innings. However, Isuru Udana found an inside edge of Steve Smith's bat and the ball went straight onto his stumps in the third over.Three balls later, a sharp catch by Devdutt Padikkal in the slips dismissed Buttler. Star batsman Sanju Samson wicket in the next over added insult to an injury as Royals got reduced to 31/3.Smith admitted that the Royals didn't score enough runs on the board against RCB."We could have done a lot better. Didn't get enough runs on the board, it was a good wicket. We couldn't get a partnership together. Jofra bowled exceptionally, our leggies bowled well, but we didn't have enough on the board," said Smith during the post-match presentation via host broadcaster Star Sports."Our top 3 should be ...
Delhi Capitals, which had set a target of 229 runs for Kolkata Knight Riders, won the match by 18 runs in an IPL match played in Sharjah on Saturday
RCB head coach Simon Katich believes that young opening batsman Devdutt Padikkal has a 'big future' in front of him and it has started in this season of IPL
Delhi Capitals skipper Shreyas Iyer played a captain's knock of unbeaten 88 off just 38 balls as his team posted a commanding 228/4 in their 20 overs against Kolkata Knight Riders
When RCB captain Virat Kohli saw opener Devdutt Padikkal in action for the first time, he told head coach Katich the youngster has 'some serious talent'
Royal Challengers Bangalore head coach Simon Katich believes young opener Devdutt Padikkal has a 'big future' in front of him and it has started in this season of the Indian Premier League.
Delhi Capitals skipper Shreyas Iyer played a captain's knock of unbeaten 88 off just 38 balls as his team posted a commanding 228/4 in their 20 overs against KKR at Sharjah Cricket Stadium on Saturday
Rajasthan Royals skipper Steve Smith praised Mahipal Lomror for his 'mature innings' but admitted that the top-order needed to bat longer in order to have a good start
Virat Kohli is at the top of all-time leading run-scorer in IPL history
Earlier, middle-order batsman Mahipal Lomror's valuable 47 helped RR set a 155-run target for RCB
Ahead of SRH vs MI encounter, Ishan Kishan believes Sharjah wicket will favour batsman as boundaries are small as compared to other venues this year, and both the teams will go for big shots
The captain winning the toss would to bowl first, given the small boundary dimensions and dew, which would make power-hitting easy
Hit hard by a start that least defines them, Chennai Super Kings would be desperate to find answers to their predicament when they take on Kings XI Punjab in an IPL match here on Sunday. So used to be on top of their game in the previous editions, sitting at the bottom of the points table now with three losses in four matches is an unknown territory for the Mahendra Singh Dhoni-led side. Nothing has worked for them despite having the resources. They even made three changes to their playing XI for Friday's game against Sunrisers Hyderabad but neither comeback of Ambati Rayudu nor the presence of Dwayne Bravo could lift the gloom. A misfiring top-order, save Faf du Plessis, combined with inadequate run-flow in the middle overs and the habit of leaving way too much for the climax, proved to be their bane in the three consecutive defeats. They have it in them to turn it around but everything -- fielding, bowling and batting -- has to come together. When the result go a team's way, m
Boasting an explosive batting line-up that complements their affective death bowling, Mumbai Indians will have their nose ahead in the IPL match against Sunrisers Hyderabad here on Sunday. To add to SRH's worry, doubts remained over lead seamer Bhuvneshwar Kumar's participation in the match. Bhuvneshwar picked up an injury on Friday night and was unable to complete his final over in the game against Chennai Super Kings. He walked off the field with the help of the team physio. In the event the experienced seamer misses out, table-toppers Mumbai will fancy their chances more at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium, whose boundaries are much shorter than Dubai and Abu Dhabi and have been a paradise for power-hitters. The defending champions, having humbled a strong Kings XI Punjab in their last game, are unlikely to make any changes to the winning combination. Skipper Rohit Sharma is in sublime form and he can pummel any attack into submission on his day. Rohit has scored 170 runs from four