
Cricket clash of elite British schools endures
Change is in the air in Britain. Yet on cricket’s most hallowed ground, two elite schools on Friday played out the latest act in a 200-year-old drama.
Change is in the air in Britain. Yet on cricket’s most hallowed ground, two elite schools on Friday played out the latest act in a 200-year-old drama.
Piyush Chawla is having a ball with five-time champions Mumbai in the IPL.
A marauding Faf du Plessis and emerging power-hitters including Rinku Singh have helped make team totals over 200 the new normal in this high-scoring edition of the IPL.
Being the offspring of a cricket legend is hard but Sachin Tendulkar’s son Arjun is quietly starting to make his mark – albeit with the ball not the bat.
He once lived in tents and sold street food to pursue his cricketing dream. Now, sizzling talent Yashasvi Jaiswal is the toast of the IPL.
The IPL has reached its midway stage with Faf du Plessis firing on all cylinders, Rinku Singh achieving a miracle and MS Dhoni’s Chennai Super Kings top of the table.
The captains and top players for the 10 franchises in this year’s IPL, as well as the participating South Africans.
Who needs what to make the 2023 World Cup in India in October and November.
New Zealand’s dramatic one-run victory over England in Wellington on Tuesday was only the second time in nearly 2,500 Tests dating back 146 years that a match had been won by such a narrow margin.
Tazmin Brits’ ‘Wonder Woman’ catch and other unforgettable moments from the Women’s T20 World Cup.
In 2011, Tazmin Brits was involved in a horrific car accident which left her gravely injured and losing the will to live.
These could be the stars of the Women’s T20 World Cup, which starts in South Africa on Friday.
India host Australia in a hotly anticipated four-match Test series and there are some key battles that will determine the ultimate winner.
Shubman Gill’s prowess as an opener was never in doubt but his first T20I ton has got people talking about him as the next Virat Kohli.
South African cricket needs the mercurial-like, game-changing prowess and thinking of a Jonty Rhodes, writes GASANT ABARDER.