kp bids adieu limited-overs cricket
In a shock announcement, England star batsman Kevin Pietersen has decided to retire from international limited-overs cricket with immediate effectENGLAND TAKES UNASSAILABLE 2-0 LEAD
After Tim Bresnan and James Anderson took four-wicket, England chased down mere 108-run target and beat West Indies by nine-wicketBISLA LEADS KKR TO MAIDEN IPL TITLE
Manvinder Bisla hammered 89 off 48-ball as Kolkata Knight Riders chased down 191 against Chennai Super Kings to claim their maiden IPL titleCSK STORM INTO THIRD STRAIGHT FINAL
M Vijay's blistering knock of 113 off 58-ball set up Chennai Super Kings' 86-run victory over Delhi Daredevils that put them into the IPL 2012 finalDHONI PUTS CSK INTO QUALIFIER
MS Dhoni (51* 0ff 20-ball) and Dwayne Bravo (33* and 2-10) fire Chennai Super Kings into qualifier with crushing 38-run win that ousted Mumbai IndiansKKR IN FINAL FOR FIRST TIME
Yusuf Pathan's blitzkrieg 40* and disciplined bowling guide Kolkata Knight Riders into the IPL-V final with a comprehensive 18-run win over Delhi DaredevilsENGLAND EARN HARD-FOUGHT WIN
Alistair Cook (79) and Ian Bell (63*) led England to a five-wicket win in the first Test against the West IndiesSMITH, TENDULKAR EARN 'ROYAL' WIN
Dwayne Smith (87) and Sachin Tendulkar (58) batted brilliantly to help Mumbai Indians chase down Rajasthan Royals target with ease and won by 10-wicket
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Is he the right man?'Although the senior batsmen have borne the brunt for the debacle in Australia, coach Duncan Fletcher is also under scrutiny.'
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This Day That Year
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Hansie Cronje died in a plane crash near George, in South Africa's Western Cape. He captained South Africa in 53 Test matches and two World Cups.
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Series in focus
IPL 2012
Country comes ahead of clubIshant Sharma has demonstrated that putting country ahead of club isn't just rhetoric, after missing the IPL following ankle surgery to be fit for the international assignments later this year. In an interview, the India pacer talks about his injury, comeback and life.
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Column: Amrit Mathur'If proof was needed that IPL is like the United Nations that brings cricket, players and cultures together, it was provided by Morne Morkel.'
The big occasion of an IPL final had little effectWhat a memorable night and one of the best of my career. The atmosphere was electric throughout and the match was a fitting climax to another excellent tournament, Jacques Kallis writes.
off the pitch
Right arm, over the ´sticky´ wicket!Indian bowling attack is at the crossroads. With Zaheer's successor nowhere in sight, it might be just the right time to press the panic button and have a vision and plan for the future to ensure that the Indian bowling treasure chest doesn't remain bare.
The road not taken until nowIs it time for the the BCCI to emulate Australia and give captain and coach a vote in selection? Rohit Bhaskar writes.
How's Stat!
Sachin Tendulkar scored his 49th ODI century and maiden against Bangladesh, since after 370 days when he scored his 48th ODI century against South Africa in the 2011 World Cup, to complete his most awaited 100th International century.
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