Root's hunger bodes well for England
Joe Root was determined to right the wrongs of his Lord's performance and his 10-hour effort at Old Trafford could be a defining moment in his careerG
'Going to be a long struggle' for West Indies bowlers
In the absence of Jerome Taylor and Kemar Roach, West Indies' fast bowlers are still "learning the art", their bowling coach Roddy Estwick saidKarthik
Variations and adjustments help Chase find success
Roston Chase has said that variations and slowing the ball down helped him find success after his five-wicket haul in India's first innings at Sabina
'Fooled myself that I could keep going through injury' – de Villiers
AB de Villiers has admitted injuries have snuck up on him "like a thief in the night" but he remains committed to playing international cricket for So
Josh Davey left out of Scotland squad for Hong Kong ODIs
Cricket Scotland announced a near-identical squad from their previous campaign - the ICC World Cricket League Championship against UAE - for the two O
Magoffin's ten gives Sussex a sniff of victory
Steve Magoffin celebrated a 10-wicket haul for the fourth time in his career but he could end up on the losing side with Worcestershire favourites to
India Red firm up advantage after Kuldeep's maiden five-for
Kuldeep Yadav's 5 for 55, the bowler's maiden first-class five-for, spliced through the heart of India Green's line-up on the third day of the Duleep
After patient wait, Maxwell seizes chance to open
Australia allrounder Glenn Maxwell revealed he had been eyeing up the opening position for some time after he hit a 65-ball 145 not out from the top o
Simmons sacked as West Indies coach
West Indies coach Phil Simmons has been sacked due to "differences in culture and strategic approach", the WICB has confirmedColin Benjamin and Nagraj
Was spoken to about intent, not strike rate – Pujara
Cheteshwar Pujara put to end debates over his strike rates in Tests, saying all the team management asked him to do was show more intentSidharth Monga