The national selectors today announced Indian squad for the forthcoming ODI series against Sri Lanka beginning on February 8 . Out of form opener Virender Sehwag and Munaf Patel have been recalled for the first two one dayers. Gautam Gambhir, Mohammad Kaif, Suresh Raina and Romesh Powar wer

A very busy schedule waits for the Indian cricket team following the World Cup in March-April, with a short tour of Bangladesh setting off a gruelling programme right up to the summer of next year, sources said. Talking to scribes, BCCI secretary Niranjan Shah said: "The tour to the

The Indian squad for the upcoming cricket World Cup in the Caribbean would be selected on February 12 in Mumbai. The list of 30 probables for the World Cup would be pruned to final 15 members as February 13 is the last day to submit the names to the International Cricket Council,

The Indian squad for the upcoming cricket World Cup in the Caribbean would be chosen on February 11 or 12. "The selectors, who are to meet in Mumbai on February 3 to pick the team for the Sri Lanka series, will decide on the date and the venue, either Rajkot or Mumbai," the BC

Paceman Munaf Patel was today ruled out of the first two one-day internationals against West Indies after being advised two weeks of rest for a sore ankle. Patel has hurt the ankle early on the tour of South Africa and had sat out of three ODIs and the first two Tests. He was brought in f

The fourth and final one-day international between India and the West Indies would be held at Vadodara on January 31 instead of January 30, the BCCI said today. "The West Indies Cricket Board has agreed to our request to put off the match by a day as the police had told the B

BCCI today ruled out participation in the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi stating a busy schedule of the Indian team under the ICC's Future Tours Programme. The BCCI Working Committee also formed a sub-committee to deal with players' contract but there was no discussion on nominating its

Indian Cricket Board President, Sharad Pawar, has received support from the other three Asian Test playing countries to succeed South Africa's Percy Sonn as the chief of the International Cricket Council. "Yes, it has been decided that Mr. Pawar will be the candidate to take over as