Pakistan's second-innings run-chase got off to the worst possible start when they lost their top three batsmen for just two runs, but they recovered well to reach 80 for three at stumps. Chasing 219 for victory after Saeed Ajmal's career-best six-wicket haul had ended the Windies'...

The Punjab side first notched up 170 for six after being sent into bat with Paul Valthaty (62) and Shaun Marsh (47) scoring the bulk of the runs and later restricted Delhi to 141 for eight at the picturesque HPCA Stadium. Chasing 171 for a win, Delhi felt the absence of captain Virender...

Batting first at home, Chennai required a middle-order salvage act from Michael Hussey (32 off 37 balls) and Wriddhiman Saha (46 off 33 balls) to reach a fighting 152 for five. The Tuskers also needed to dig deep, but despite Brendon McCullum's 33 off 37 balls and Brad Hodge's...

The Royals were playing for pride in their final group game and it was Warne's compatriot Shane Watson who set the victory up by first claiming figures of three for 19 and then scoring 89 in just 47 balls. Mumbai had lumbered to 133 thanks to skipper Sachin Tendulkar (31) and Rohit Sharma...

Shikhar Dhawan starred with 95 not out and put on 131 with Dwaraka Ravi Teja in Deccan's 198 for two. Amit Mishra then took centre stage with four for nine including a hat-trick as Kings XI were skittled for 116. Dhawan had a first-ball run-out escape as Ryan McLaren's diving throw...

James Franklin clobbered an unbeaten 45, including 15 off the final over, to lead the Mumbai Indians to a dramatic five-wicket win over the Kolkata Knight Riders in the Indian Premier League.

After guiding Chennai Super Kings to their third IPL final, Suresh Raina said his aim was to stay till the end and win the game against the Royal Challengers Bangalore. "I knew it was important to stay till the end. Zaheer Khan was bowling well, but I had to play my shots. I stayed...

The Kolkata Knight Riders skipper, who has been tasked with leading the Indian ODI side after MS Dhoni decided to rest, had apparently injured his shoulder during the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 final against Sri Lanka in Mumbai. Gambhir arrived in Kolkata at the start of the IPL complaining of...

Batting first, Kolkata's top four were sent packing, each for single figures, with paceman Munaf Patel taking three wickets. Ryan ten Doeschate hit an unbeaten 70 to lead a recovery of shorts as Kolkata made 147 for seven. But, helped by a quickfire 51 from opener Aiden Blizzard, Mumbai...

Chris Gayle was the star yet again, smashing 89 off 46 balls in a 113-run opening stand with Mayank Agarwal (41) to lead Bangalore to 185 for four. In reply, Mumbai failed to get going despite a valiant 40 from skipper Sachin Tendulkar, as his counterpart Daniel Vettori picked up figures of...