BCCI office bearers, headed by President Sharad Pawar, will meet tomorrow in Delhi with the long-pending matter of appointment of a coach for the Indian team topping their agenda. The naming of a coach has been kept pending since the decision of previous incumbent Greg Chappell not to s

Sachin Tendulkar returned here early this morning from what's generally perceived to be his last tour of England as a cricketer along with teammates Zaheer Khan, Ramesh Powar and Wasim Jaffer. The ace batsman, deprived of some well-deserved three-figure knocks by some poor umpiring decisio

The Cricket Board (BCCI) today appointed India under-19 coach Lalchand Rajput as interim Cricket Manager of the senior team for the Twenty20 World Championship after deciding to advertise for the coach's post within a week. Former Test player Rajput, 45, will take over from Chandu Borde who

Indian paceman S Sreesanth has been fined 50 per cent of his match fee for breaching an ICC Code of Conduct by deliberately barging past England captain Michael Vaughan on the fourth day of their second cricket Test at Trent Bridge. Sreesanth, charged after shouldering Vaughan during the fir

Indian cricket team has complained to its manager that it considers the lodging arrangement in this venue for the second Test as completely rotten. The squad is livid that ahead of the critical second Test with the series evenly poised at nil-all, their accommodation in this city of mythical

If Indian pacers cut a sorry figure on day one of the first cricket Test against England, it was due to butterflies in their stomach, according to team's Cricket Manager Chandu Borde. "The boys over-pitched a bit and also erred in length and direction," said Borde. "But it

Indian cricketers should not lose sleep over the absence of a full-time coach and lift their game themselves, according to the country's World Cup winning captain Kapil Dev. Kapil said the team has gone through a tough phase which included the flop show in the World Cup and the players nee

Welcoming the announcement of the Jamaican Police that Bob Woolmer died of natural causes, the ICC has said the reputation of the world cup and the game has been unnecessarily tarnished as the theories about his death "became wilder and more bizarre with many of those suggesting a link t

Former selection committee chief, Chandu Borde, today backed out-of-form batsman Virender Sehwag, saying he would like to see Sehwag in the 15-member World Cup squad as the third opener. Sehwag needs to get back his confidence, but hes a contributor to the teams cause. Like Sachin Ten