Former cricketer Vinod Kambli on Thursday raised suspicion on the 1996 World Cup semifinal between India and Sri Lanka. The southpaw said he found "something amiss" in the game which brought an end to his international career and deprived India a chance of reaching the World Cup final....

Match fixing claims were swirling as chasing a 321-run target, Virat Kohli smacked a 76-ball hundred, his 9th ODI ton, to ensure India\'s stunning win in 36.4 overs to earn bonus point and keep their finals hopes alive. Dilshan remained unbeaten on 160. Sangakkara and Dilshan scored a...

Australia beat a gallant Sri Lanka by 15 runs in the first tri-series one-day international final. Swashbuckling opener David Warners blistering 163 was the cornerstone of Australias commanding 321 for 6. The Sri Lankans looked dead and buried at 144 for six in the 30th over only for Upul...

Sachin was all emotional. Great feat.

Rahane, who put on 77 for the first wicket with fellow opener Rahul Dravid (28), hammered 16 fours and a six before finally being bowled by James Faulkner as Rajasthan made 191 for four. Kevon Cooper then took four wickets for 26 as Kings XI were limited to 160 for nine from their 20 overs....

Chasing Deccan's 138 for nine, Mumbai looked set to fall short after being left needing 18 off the final six balls to be bowled by Daniel Christian. However, new batsman James Franklin took six off the first two deliveries before sneaking a bye that brought his established partner Rohit...

Bangalore had gone into the final over needing 21 runs to win but Tiwary could only take a single off Ashish Nehra. However, AB de Villiers scored four, six, six and one off successive balls, leaving three needed off the final ball and Tiwary smashed a maximum as the home side chased down...

Rayudu sees Mumbai to victory Ambati Rayudu\'s late heroics with the bat helped Mumbai Indians secure a thrilling four-wicket Indian Premier League win over Kings XI Punjab with one ball to spare. Chasing a target of 169, Mumbai\'s run-rate looked too slow to overhaul...

Mumbai batted first and made 120 for nine from their 20 overs, with openers Sachin Tendulkar and James Franklin putting on exactly 50 for the first wicket. Franklin was dismissed for 25 as Tendulkar ultimately top scored with 34 from 35 balls, with only three other batsmen getting into double...