Former South African batsman Gary Kirsten has decided to delay his decision about taking over as Indias next cricket coach following reports that senior players are unhappy about his appointment. The South African, who was scheduled to convey his willingness to the board by today, said he d

Battered by formidable Australia in the recent one-day series, Indian cricketers used the opening day of the camp today to rejuvenate themselves ahead of the tough engagements against Pakistan. The two-hour session at the floodlit Eden Gardens saw ageing warhorses Sourav Ganguly and

Coach for Team India is expected to be appointed in a month's time, BCCI President Sharad Pawar said today. Pawar also said there is no proposal before the BCCI to pick former coach Greg Chappell for an advisory role at the National Cricket Academy. Asked about the progress made on appoint

Unfazed by Mahendra Singh Dhoni's less than impressive show behind the stumps so far, India's fielding coach Robin Singh today said it would take time for the wicketkeeper to adapt to the tough English conditions. "Dhoni has not lost his confidence and not dropped any catches. He has

The cricket camp for the Ireland-bound Indian one-day squad began in full swing on the second day here today following the arrival of six players who could not reach yesterday because of flight delays. Former captain Sourav Ganguly and wicketkeeper-batsman Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Yuvraj Sing

India's Bangladesh tour preparations for the coming cricket tour of Bangladesh got off the ground with a light fielding and fitness regime at the Eden Gardens here today. Under the watchful eyes of physical trainer Gregory Allen King, the Indian team members went through their paces for on

With the World Cup disaster behind them, the Indian team think-tank assembled here today to begin a new innings with a five-day conditioning camp from Wednesday before embarking on the Bangladesh tour. Newly-appointed cricket manager Ravi Shastri and skipper Rahul Dravid flew in here to w

Former Indian cricketer Robin Singh has described as "false and baseless" the reports that his name figured in the conversations between West Indian cricketer Marlon Samuels and bookie Mukesh Kochar. "The information given by the Maharashtra police is absolutely false and b

Breaking his silence, former Indian cricketer Robin Singh on Friday lambasted the Maharashtra Police for dragging his name into the Marlon Samuels controversy, saying it was a "unfair" to make such allegations without any basis. The former all rounder said such a statemen

Former Indian cricketer Robin Singh tonight expressed surprise over his name being reportedly mentioned in the conversation between West Indian all rounder Marlon Samuels and bookie Mukesh Kochar, which has raised suspicion of match-fixing. "This is the first time I am hearing all thi