Deivarayan Muthu

"The level is higher, so we have to work hard on skills and I hope next year we come back stronger," says NE captain Zhimomi

Says he worked hard on his fitness during the off-season and started batting only 12 days before the Duleep Trophy

"There is less pressure when you have guys like Pollard, Narine, Pooran and Russell in the dressing room," head coach says

Powell credited Robert Samuels for helping him expand his game against spin, which had been his weakness in the past

As North East Zone gear up for their Duleep Trophy debut, their captain feels attitudes towards cricket as a career option in the region are changing

Middle-order batter had missed a chunk of IPL and 2021-22 Ranji Trophy knockouts for Mumbai due to a hamstring injury

Fletcher's statement, Royals fielding five overseas players, and all the highlights from the week gone by

Pollard reiterates demand for another T20 tournament, in addition to the CPL, to "unearth new talent" for West Indies

Amazon Warriors leader hopes to branch out and be "bit more of a team player than just trying to basically hit sixes and fours"

Fitness issues, little game time and lack of form have affected these players in recent times

A look at all six men's squads ahead of the tenth edition of the competition

He had hurt his left shoulder while diving in the infield during his county stint with Lancashire on August 10

The captain wants his batters to be a lot more aggressive and he's taken the first step towards that himself

West Indies not close to finalising the squad for the T20 World Cup, concedes head coach

Rohit says it's "fantastic" and "very exciting to create so many leaders around the team"

His 2 for 17 in Florida helped seal the T20I series against West Indies and keeps him in contention for the T20 World Cup

Two-paced pitches, asymmetric grounds and wind - India have faced and overcome several challenges in the Caribbean

The left-arm seamer missed out at U-19 level in 2016, and then at senior level in 2021, but now he's stronger than ever and raring to go

In 2012, he was busy topping bowling charts for West Indies at a World Cup in Australia. Could he do the same with the bat later this year?

"I can proudly say I can bowl four overs now as a third seamer or a fourth seamer"