Anand Vasu talks to Ramiz Raja about the challenges facing subcontinental cricket

The Wisden Verdict

The Wisden Verdict

India's injury woes continue, with Lakshmipathy Balaji being ruled out of the Champions Trophy

With the arrival of the second biggest one-day tournament came the rains

From being the toast of the country for becoming the first Indian to score a Test triple-century, Virender Sehwag has been brought back down to earth with a string of below-par performances in one-day cricket

Steve Tikolo, the captain of the Kenyan team, slammed the ICC for the fact that Kenya have played virtually no international cricket since their semi-final appearance at the 2003 World Cup

The Mumbai high court will hear the case regarding ESPN-Star Sports and BCCI on Thursday, September 9

ESPN-Star Sports, who lost the bid to telecast international cricket played in India over the next four years, have challenged the Indian board's decision to award the rights to Zee Network in the Mumbai High Court

ESPN-Star Sports, who have virtually lost the bid for Indian cricket television rights, reacted strongly to the announcement that the Board of Control for Cricket in India intended to grant the rights to Zee Network

Sachin Tendulkar has been ruled out of the ICC Champions Trophy, after failing to recover from a bout of tennis elbow

Steve Waugh has backed the assertion that too much technology could detract from cricket's charm, and could even be counterproductive

Australia sneaked a 17-run win over Pakistan in a low-scoring final and proved that they had the determination and nous to pull off victories even in conditions that did not suit them

At quarter past midnight, with only hours to go before the Indian team left on a 40-day tour that encompasses three one-day tournaments, Sourav Ganguly took a few minutes off his busy schedule to speak to the media

Ambati Rayudu, the Hyderabad middle-order batsman, has replaced Hemang Badani for India A's tour of Kenya

The Board of Control for Cricket in India announced today that the winning team in the Videocon Cup tri-series in Holland will take home prizemoney of US$25,000

If you're waiting for the World Cup or the Champions Trophy to come to India, don't hold your breath

While the prospect of an Indo-Pak XI taking on a Rest of the World XI might be a mouth-watering prospect for cricket fans and corporates, it may never take off

Sri Lanka, despite being restricted to 228 when they batted first, won the Asia Cup comfortably, with their slow bowlers delivering, once again, under the lights

Sri Lanka, despite being restricted to 228 when they batted first, won the Asia Cup comfortably, with their slow bowlers delivering, once again, under the lights