Moving Mahendra Sing Dhoni lead India to forceful win

India 300 for 7 (Dhoni 87*, Raina 61) strike England 174 (Cook 60, Jadeja 3-34) by 126 runs Captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni remains inflexible that revenge is not on India's mind, in spite of their great start to the ODI series against England on Friday. Dhoni was the star for India on a exciting night of act in Hyderabad, making 87 not out from only 70 balls as India, who won the toss, register 300 for seven before bowling England out for 174...

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Australia happy to let loose Watson

Australia captain Michael Clarke has affirmed that South Africa is set to sense the full force of Baggy Green ace Shane Watson during the approaching Test and ODI series. Unlike many of his Baggy Green generation who were inactive during the new break in the international schedule, Watson was busy playing for the New South Wales Blues in the Nokia Champions League T20 in India. Cricket Australia's movers and shakers had taken compute to ensure...

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Jacob Oram issue New Zealand caution

All-rounder Jacob Oram has warned New Zealand not to underrate Zimbabwe during their upcoming tour. The African side carry on their return to Test cricket by hosting the Black Caps in Bulawayo from November 1, but before then the two sides will competition two Twenty20 matches and three one-day internationals. The series begin with Saturday's T20 clash in Harare and Oram tell the New Zealand Herald: "I think the key to this tour is not getting...

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Alastair Cook: We will be outplayed in all departments

England captain Alastair Cook accredited India for their comprehensive 126-run win and said the home team totally outplayed the company in the first ODI on Friday. After redistribution a challenging 300 for seven, India shot out England for 174 runs in 36.1 over’s to take a 1-0 lead in the five-match series. "It was a significant toss to win. We say at the end that the ball reserved low. But credit to India. They outplayed us in all department...

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Indian Premier League5 start on April 4 in Chennai

The fifth version of the Indian Premier League will be detained from April 4 to May 27 next year with the initial match to be played in Chennai, it was announce on Friday. The IPL leading council, after its conference, determined that player ruling, including participation of Pakistani players, and trading modalities of the sale will be discuss at the next gathering, the dates of which have not yet been announced. "The dates of the DLF IPL 2012...

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