T20 World Cup: Rizwan, Zaman fifties power Pakistan to 176/4
Dubai: Mohammad Rizwan and Fakhar Zaman smashed quick fifties as Pakistan posted a challenging 176 for four against Australia in ...
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Dubai: Mohammad Rizwan and Fakhar Zaman smashed quick fifties as Pakistan posted a challenging 176 for four against Australia in ...
Read moreDetailsDubai: In a major relief for Pakistan, opener Mohammad Rizwan and middle-order batter Shoaib Malik have been declared fit by ...
Read moreDetailsAbu Dhabi: Former England captain Nasser Hussain was quick to point out that Eoin Morgan and Co. have not got ...
Read moreDetailsAbu Dhabi: New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson said he knew that the semifinal match against England will become a great ...
Read moreDetailsAbu Dhabi: Playing in three finals in three years would be a great achievement for any nation, and for a ...
Read moreDetailsAbu Dhabi: A valiant knock from Daryl Mitchell (72 not out off 47 balls), along with an explosive cameo from ...
Read moreDetailsDubai: Former pacer Brett Lee believes with David Warner in prime form, "underdogs" Australia are well poised to clinch their ...
Read moreDetailsAbu Dhabi: All-rounder Moeen Ali top-scored with an unbeaten 37-ball 51 to propel England to 166 for four against New ...
Read moreDetailsAbu Dhabi: Players of the England and New Zealand teams observed a minute's silence in memory of Mohan Singh, Abu ...
Read moreDetailsAbu Dhabi: New Zealand captain Kane Williamson won the toss and opted to bowl against England in the first semifinal ...
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There are tell-tale signs that the BJP has been shaken to its core following the upsurge of protests by the...
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It is a happy augury for Indian democracy that the country's young talents aspiring to join the legal profession have...
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In any democracy, the most disturbing threat to freedom is not always censorship. Sometimes it is the language used to...
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By Dilip Cherian India’s bureaucracy may be running short of one thing more important than babus: succession. The Centre’s decision...
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