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Venkatsai Laxman and Yuvraj Singh stroked half-centuries as India reached 642 all out shortly after tea on the second day of the second cricket Test against Sri Lanka here on Wednesday. Laxman (63) hit five fours on the way to his 41st Test half-century while Yuvraj cracked four boundaries and two sixes in his 67-run knock to enthrall a strong 25,000 crowd at the Green Park stadium. The pair also shared 102 runs for the fifth wicket before Laxman was caught by Tillakaratne Dilshan off left... Read Full Story

Written by: admin on 5th Kasım 2009   | read this item India vs Australia 5th ODI Live Stream Highlights India and Australia are facing each other in 5th ODI of Hero Honda Cup 2009. Both the teams are playing with an intention of win because the series is tie with 2-2 matches and this match is very important in a perspective that one further win can create huge pressure on other team and it will not so much easy for other team to come out of that malicious pressure... Read Full Story

New Zealand survived Mohammad Aamir's explosive half-century to clinch the series against Pakistan with a narrow seven-run victory in the third one-day international here on Monday. Aamir, 17, hit an unbeaten 73 for his maiden half-century -- the highest score by a number ten batsman in a one-day international -- to bring Pakistan, chasing 212, close to an unexpected victory after they were 101-9. Pakistan were bowled out for 204, giving New Zealand a sensational 2-1 victory in the three... Read Full Story

New Zealand won the toss and put Pakistan into bat after their regular captain Daniel Vettori was ruled out with a shoulder problem in the first Twenty20 international here on Thursday. Brendon McCullum took over as captain. The Black Caps also had to sit Kyle Mills (shoulder) and James Frankin (back) out of the first match, while all-rounder Jacob Oram left for home to attend his child's birth. The second Twenty20 match here will be played Friday. Pakistan included opener Imran Nazir, and... Read Full Story

Rahul Dravid scored his 28th century as India reached a strong 535-4 at lunch on the second day of the second cricket Test against Sri Lanka here on Wednesday. Dravid smashed 15 fours and a six in his superb 144-run knock and shared 94 runs for the third wicket with Sachin Tendulkar (40) to build on India's overnight score of 417-2. Venkatsai Laxman was unbeaten on 24 with Yuvraj Singh on 13 at the break. Dravid was the third Indian batsman to score a century after Gautam Gambhir (167) and... Read Full Story

India opener Virender Sehwag said on Friday he was not disappointed after failing to score a world record third triple-century by seven runs. "I am very happy I got at least 293 runs," said Sehwag after the third day's play in the final Test against Sri Lanka at the Brabourne stadium. "I am proud of what I have achieved. Not many people have got two triple centuries and followed that with 293. So there is nothing to be disappointed about." Sehwag had moved from his overnight score of 284 to... Read Full Story

An umpiring blunder cost Sri Lanka dearly as they battled to stave off defeat in the third and final cricket Test against India on Saturday. The tourists, trailing by 333 on the first innings, moved from their overnight score of 11-0 to 84-1 in their second knock by lunch on the fourth day at Mumbai's Brabourne stadium. Sri Lanka lost key batsman Tillakaratne Dilshan to an umpire's mistake for the second time in the match when he was given out leg-before to Harbhajan Singh after making 16... Read Full Story

India continued to torment Sri Lanka in the final Test on Friday after Virender Sehwag missed a world record third triple-century by seven runs. India, replying to Sri Lanka's first innings total of 393, moved to 629-7 by tea on the third day at the Brabourne stadium, a lead of 236 runs with three wickets in hand. Sachin Tendulkar hit 53, sharing a fourth-wicket stand of 71 with Venkatsai Laxman, when he was bowled by seamer Nuwan Kulasekara soon after lunch. Laxman chipped in with 62 and... Read Full Story

Sri Lanka's captain Kumar Sangakkara scored an unbeaten century to delay India's victory bid in the third and final Test here on Saturday. The tourists, trailing by 333 on the first innings, survived a middle-order collapse in the post-lunch session to move to 274-6 in their second knock by stumps on the fourth day. Left-handed Sangakkara returned undefeated on 133, his highest score in the series, with Sri Lanka still needing 59 more to avoid a second successive innings defeat with four... Read Full Story

Ruthless India left Sri Lanka fighting for survival in the final Test here on Friday after Virender Sehwag missed a world record third triple-century by seven runs. Sehwag's 293, a robust 100 not out from skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni and a string of half-centuries by the middle order fired the hosts to their highest ever total of 726-9 declared in reply to Sri Lanka's 393. The tourists, trailing by 333 runs on the first innings, were 11-0 in their second knock at stumps on the third day on a... Read Full Story