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According to a Forbes survey, MS Dhoni, the India captain, took home $8 million in endorsements last year

There aren’t many recognitions that have eluded India’s favourite sporting hero during the course of his high-flying career, and now he has made another addition to that list

It's not just Mohammad Asif's cricket career that has suffered because of the spot-fixing scandal surrounding the Lord's Test, his potential movie career has taken a hit too

Victoria’s squad was forced into the brace position to prepare for a possible crash landing when its plane had problems on the descent into Adelaide on Monday

He wasn’t a player, nor was he an administrator, nor even a journalist

If you thought that Powerplays, Free-hits and the possibility of split innings in one-dayers were the height of cricketing innovation, think again

It’s not just England’s batsmen that have trouble reading the ‘doosra’

Zimbabwe’s cricketers are the highest paid sportspersons in the country, claims a report in local newspaper The Standard

Can there be such a thing as over-preparation

The Butcher era is back

India may have won the Asia Cup that was played in Sri Lanka in June earlier this year, but are yet to enjoy the spoils of their victory

An empirical analysis has found Don Bradman to be the greatest cricketer of all time

While the Australians have been busy looking for ideas on how to reclaim the Ashes from England, their Trans-Tasman neighbours have been literally searching for the ashes of one of their legendary cricketers, in their own backyard.

The Indian team is used to doing things in style

Brett Lee the bowler is fading but Brett Lee the musician is taking off

Norman Gordon, the former South African fast bowler and the world’s oldest living Test cricketer, celebrated his 99th birthday on Thursday

Sitting in the Oval crowd on the final day of the Ashes in 2005, the comedian Miles Jupp experienced a “Damascene moment”

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Shane Warne was nicknamed “Hollywood” early in his career, back when he complained his life was like a soap opera

The honours keep pouring in for Muttiah Muralitharan, who recently retired as the highest wicket-taker in Tests with 800 scalps