The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) today rubbished Darrell Hair's charges of racial discrimination and said former captain Inzamam-ul Haq was not obliged to appear as a witness in the Australian umpire's case against the ICC. PCB chairman Nasim Ashraf said that Inzamam was not obliged to appea

Money continues to pour in for Indian cricketers for their Twenty20 World Cup triumph and the latest to dole out cash is a UK-based businessman, who will give away Rs three lakh to pacer S Sreesanth for his "brilliant" performance. Pradeep Menon, a London-based banker a

Former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq has been served witness summons by a tribunal following umpire Darrel Hair's suing of ICC and PCB for racial discrimination in the aftermath of the Oval controversy. "The summons will compel his (Inzamam's) attendance for cross-examination at the

Legions of Sachin Tendulkar's fans can heave a sigh of relief now with reports about the champion batsman's possible ODI retirement turning out to be mere rumours. Speculation was rife with media reports claiming that Tendulkar, the highest run-accumulator in the history of international cri

Staying afloat in the seven-match was the main concern for Team India till yesterday but Headingley's morale-boosting victory has injected new optimism in captain Rahul Dravid who is now thinking of winning the series. India went into the fifth ODI trailing 1-3 and just one defeat away from

Even as the Indians looks forward to record its first series win in England in 16-years, they will have to deal with a bouncy pitch at the Oval, the venue of the third and final Test starting Thursday. India are sitting pretty on a 1-0 lead, following their victory in the second Test at T

The trophies won by the Indian cricketers in the Future Cup one-day series against South Africa in Ireland have been recovered and would be delivered at the BCCI office in Mumbai today. Indian Cricket Board Secretary Niranjan Shah said the luggage containing the team's winners' trophy, Sac

After flexing its muscles over the players' contracts, the Cricket Board today made a tame climb down and said the Bangladesh-bound team members can sign the contract even after returning from the tour if they were not happy with some of the clauses. "I don't have a feed back yet from

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Nasim Ashraf today strongly dismissed suggestions that pacers Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Asif were pulled out of the World Cup after they failed a secret dope test in London. The announcement came just hours after the International Cricket Counci

Cricket's top officials called for umpires to be stripped of the power to end a match prematurely, as the sport seeks to avoid a repeat of the turmoil sparked by Australian official Darrell Hair last year. In an August Test match in London, Hair accused the Pakistan team of cheating by t