Kings XI Punjab will be looking to edge one over their next biggest rivals the Rajasthan Royals in the last match of the round robin matches of the Indian Premier League this coming Wednesday. Both these sides have done exceedingly well in the tournament thus yet and although this match

Kings XI Punjab will be hoping to confirm a semifinal place when they come up against an out of sorts Deccan Chargers outfit in the Indian premier league this coming Friday. Kings XI have looked in fine fettle all through out the tournament and having won seven of their last eight matche

Kings XI Punjab will be hoping to confirm a semifinal place when they come up against an out of sorts Deccan Chargers outfit in the Indian premier league this coming Friday. Kings XI have looked in fine fettle all through out the tournament and having won seven of their last eight matche

Shoaib Akhtar may have been cleared to play in the Indian Premier League but former players say the maverick pacer will find it tough to make an impact in the twenty20 league as months of absence from the cricket field has robbed him of match fitness. The beleaguered pacer, whose five-year

Off-spinner Harbhajan Singh today claimed Australia is short on spin bowling options and Indian batsmen would feast on Brad Hogg's bowling should the left-arm chinaman bowler be selected for the first Test in Melbourne. The Punjab bowler declared Hogg was not close to the illustr

Yuvraj Singh, who failed to find a place in the Indian team for the first and second cricket Tests against Pakistan, was today released for playing Ranji Trophy matches for Punjab, BCCI sources said. Yuvraj will be seen playing against Bengal at Siliguri in the four-day elite group match w

The BCCI has approved setting up of a cricket stadium at Bathinda in Punjab, Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) acting chief and MP Sukhbir Singh Badal said here today. The total cost of the project will be Rs 25 crore, he told reporters here. He said a cricket academy would also be set up at the propo

Harbhajan Singh says he would not let his prime goal of getting back into the Indian cricket team distract him from his immediate task of helping Surrey get promoted to the top division of county championship. The Punjab off-spinner, overlooked by the national selectors for tour of England

Yuvraj Singh today brushed aside talks about his disappointment at losing Team India vice-captaincy, saying he was proud to represent the country merely as a player. "My job is to go out and play. If certain responsibility is given to me it's an opportunity and an honour, but at this st