Vadodara: Ever dreamt of strolling across the lush green outfield of an international cricket stadium or walking through the ...

As most club cricketers up and down the country prepare to get their season underway in two weeks’ time, most will be grateful to be back playing on grass under the sun after a long winter indoors.

The tour marked India’s maiden appearance ... test match that summer was played at the home of cricket, the Lord’s Cricket Ground, in June 1932. Majid, now 78 and quite a walking historian ...

For English cricket fans it is the greatest tour of them all. An up-to-25-day battle between leather and willow, fought on ...

Pataudi’s ties with the MCC go back to the time when his father, Iftikar Ali Khan Pataudi donned the MCC cap on England’s ...

An Australian opening batter has pushed his case for a spot at the World Test Championship Final, hitting a County Championship century at Lord's.

The 19-year-old Konstas brazenly scored 60 runs off 65 balls to set up Australia's victory at the Melbourne Cricket Ground en route to a 3-1 series ... Championship final against South Africa at ...

The 19-year-old Konstas brazenly scored 60 runs off 65 balls to set up Australia's victory at the Melbourne Cricket Ground en route ... against South Africa at Lord's starting June 11.

Elsewhere, Somerset’s Tom Banton put himself on the Ashes radar by posting the fifth-highest score in the County Championship ...

Leading Australian white-ball players such as Marcus Stoinis, Ashton Agar, Jason Behrendorff and Andrew Tye have also ...

Majid Khan reveals the 1932 Indian cricket team was selected on a quota basis, not merit, reflecting colonial policies of division by religion and caste.