Mon, Feb 13 2012 16:30 IST | 5 Views | Add your comment SHARE: Indian cricket board president N. Srinivasan Monday said the board's reluctance to use the controversial Decision Review System (DRS) has been further justified with the players from other countries expressing their reservations on the technology. Srinivasan was referring to dubious decisions made during the recently concluded Test series between England and Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). "The...Read Full Story

All eyes are set on the triangular nation series of three of the most glamorous and competitive teams getting front to head in Australia starting for the 5th of Feb this year. The tournament will be a 50 over format where these three sides will attempt each other four times simultaneously .India Vs Sri Lanka Live Score 5th ODI Tri Series At Adelaide This means that even you have lost the first two matches the squad still possesses the possibility to come back through the subsequent victories...Read Full Story

Mon, Feb 13 2012 14:36 IST | 32 Views | Add your comment SHARE: Australia captain Michael Clarke will sit out of Friday's ODI against Sri Lanka in the tri-series due to a hamstring strain. Clarke underwent scans Monday. It was revealed that he has a strain to his right hamstring. He was injured in Sunday's loss to India here at the Adelaide Oval. "I have a grade one hamstring strain, so will be out of Friday's game," Clarke posted on Twitter, describing the prognosis as...Read Full Story

India's cricket chiefs were on Monday set for a prolonged tussle with their disgruntled long-time sponsor, the Sahara group, after both sides failed to resolve issues. Sahara had severed ties with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on February 4 for what it said was a "one-sided emotional relationship" with the governing body. Sahara has not only been the national team's sponsor since 2000, but also owns the Pune Warriors franchise in the Indian Premier League which the group...Read Full Story

Updated: February 13, 2012, 10:06 Share on Facebook Tweet This Digg This Share on Reddit Share on StumbleUpon Share on Imagine Sports Email to a Friend Cancel Send to a friend ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates(AP) England captain Alastair Cook scored a career high one-day total of 137 on Monday, but his side was restricted to 260-7 as Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal picked up five wickets in the...Read Full Story