Sreshth Shah

His fourth T20I century wasn't just about a slow start followed by an onslaught. There was a clear method to his madness

He's only 21, and he's only just starting his career, but his searing pace has made some of the world's best sit up and take notice

After misfielding on his first touch in international cricket, India's latest allrounder did not look back and grabbed his first opportunity as if it was his last

Temperament and dynamism are traits of the other Pandya, and here's his chance to finally make a mark for India. Any IPL fan will know he has the skills to do that

India's stand-in captain says the T20Is against West Indies are an opportunity for players usually on the bench to show what they can do

The former South Africa captain also said Test cricket would be safe till Virat Kohli kept it as his priority

Jasprit Bumrah snared a four-wicket haul, but the duo's efforts carried West Indies, need a victory to stay alive in the series, to a competitive total

The visitors will need their bowlers to step up to stop India's batsmen from running away with the game once again

Fawad Ahmed and Oshane Thomas also surprise weapons amid proven performers

Australia great wants the Indian team management should exercise caution on how they pick and drop players

Colin Munro and Oshane Thomas continued their good form with bat and ball respectively as all four playoff spots were decided with four league games still to play

From the USA, the action moved back to the Caribbean this past week, and there was a lot of movement on the CPL points table

India A have clinched the two-match series 1-0 after a well-fought second unofficial Test ended in a wet draw

The South Africa A batsman has had good results personally on his first tour to India, but he's intent on becoming better

Returning to red-ball cricket after almost two years, Yuzvendra Chahal puts his lack of game-time in the longer format down to a time crunch rather than a disinterest in days' cricket

India A bowlers strike back, but only 33 overs bowled on third day as visitors reach 294 for 7 at stumps

The India A batsman, who averages 59.45 in first-class cricket, said he was working on his white-ball skills and wanted more exposure in the 20-over format

India A lost their last six wickets for only eight runs after which the visitors built steadily with the bat

The batsman was stumped on 80 and explained he wanted to get to his century before the second new ball was taken

India A rode on Vihari's unbeaten 138 and Bawne's 80 to finish the first day on 322 for 4 in the second unofficial Test against South Africa A