Devashish Fuloria

ESPNcricinfo previews the match between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Kolkata Knight Riders in Bangalore

ESPNcricinfo previews the match between Delhi Daredevils and Rajasthan Royals

A preview of Rajasthan Royals in IPL 2013

Horses and elephants maybe more common than a cricket ball in Jaipur, but the city has witnessed some memorable on-field performances

Hyderabad's cricket is as rich as the city's history

The inter-university Rohinton Baria Trophy is no longer the premier tournament it was decades ago. Can the newly-launched T20 University Cricket Championship revive interest in ailing university cricket?

A whiz move by the ECB's marketing department to liven up the innocuous Test-match tea break could set off a fresh round of sniping across the Pennines

Of all the rewards players earn for their on-field achievements, cars, bikes and gadgets have all been quite popular, especially in the sub-continent. But few can match the novelty of a camel

Chris Gayle's uninhibited celebration dance after the World Twenty20 win, which featured moves from the global hit 'Gangnam style', has inspired a dance artist, Zinga, in Jamaica to create the 'Chris Gayle cover drive' dance

England women's team has slogged hard after being knocked out of the previous edition of the Women's World Twenty20, and have been almost unbeatable in the recent times

England's recent losses - againt South Africa and in the World Twenty20 - may have pushed the administration to hasten up the reinstatement process for Kevin Pietersen, but what about the team spirit, asks James Lawton in the London Evening

In an interview to Times Now , Sachin Tendulkar says that at his age, it is normal to contemplate retirement but he is yet to put a date on it.

West Indies women's cricket is on the rise with the team making it to the semi-final of the Women's World T20 in Sri Lanka

In India, where public sentiment tends to change from adulatory to hostile towards its cricketers in no time, MS Dhoni has managed to remain hidden from the vagaries of public perception

After yet another early exit at an ICC tournament, South Africa's performances have raised some questions on the selection of players, the tactics employed and the captaincy, writes Tristan Holme in Cricket365.com .

Kevin Pietersen has signed a four-month contract with the ECB and Michael Vaughan in the Telegraph writes it is the best way forward

Contrary to the amount of technological advancement in the management of bowlers' bodies, the number of injuries have been on a rise

Players have analysed the opposition, the match situations, game patterns, etc

Ajaz Ashraf, in the Dailytimes , writes that the movie Fire in Babylon turned out to be a slight disappointment in its attempt to apply a political narrative to the golden age of West Indies cricket, when probably there wasn't one.

Unmukt Chand was pleasantly surprised to see the attention India's Under-19 World Cup win has received