Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma will reportedly retire from Test cricket after the completion of the five-match ongoing series against Australia. BCCI and selectors have already sounded out 36-year-old Rohit about retiring, according to reports in The Times of India and an official announcement can be expected after Sydney’s third Test. The batting form of

The retirement of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli in Test cricket has emerged as a major talking point of discussion after the duo’s recent performances during the tour of Australia. While it is now quite apparent that Rohit may quit Test cricket at the end of the tour, the same is not so certain for

South Africa locked up their spot for the World Test Championship, set to take place in June, after a gripping two-wicket win against Pakistan in Centurion. The second qualification chance remains open with Australia looking most likely to grab that second qualification chance while India and Sri Lanka have slim possibilities of making it to

Former India head coach Ravi Shastri still believes Virat Kohli has “several years of Test cricket left in him” but feels Rohit Sharma might have to rethink his retirement or at least his batting role after the current series. Both the senior Indian batsmen failed again in their last match. Rohit, opening the innings, played

Australia closed day four of the fourth Test against India with a commanding lead of 333 runs, courtesy of important lower-order knocks by Nathan Lyon and Scott Boland. The two batted out the day frustrating the Indian bowlers in the process, adding a valuable 55 runs for the last wicket. Lyon scored his joint second-highest

Day 2 of the India vs. Australia 4th Test in Melbourne seemed grim for Team India. Trailing significantly, the situation appeared daunting. However, Nitish Kumar Reddy, batting at No. 8, along with Washington Sundar, turned the game around on Day 3. Their heroic efforts not only kept India afloat but also brought new hope for

Sean Williams lit up the first day of the opening Test between Zimbabwe and Afghanistan in Bulawayo, scoring a masterly fifth Test century. His unbeaten 128 off 146 balls, laced with eight boundaries and three sixes, powered Zimbabwe to a commanding 336/4 in 80.2 overs. The home side, having opted to bat, looks set to

Former Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli has been fined 20% of his match fee after a heated incident involving Australian debutant Sam Konstas during the fourth Test in Melbourne. It happened during the 10th over of Australia’s innings when Kohli and Konstas accidentally bumped shoulders while crossing the pitch. Both players turned back, exchanged sharp

India Women won the series with an unassailable 2-0 victory by 115 runs against the West Indies. This win came in the second ODI of the series played at the Kotambi Stadium, Vadodara, with Harleen Deol leading from the front after her blazing century that dominated the outing as the hosts asserted their lead over