Cricket

The World Cup’s biggest game will have an 85-point “code of conduct” for spectators – one that specifically bars religious messages – at the Adelaide Oval when defending champions India play Pakistan on February 15. The International Cricket Council (ICC) has banned posters or banners with political or religious messages ...

Craftsmen at a factory in Sialkot were proud to design a colour scheme of green chartreuse with a touch of dark green patterns as Pakistan’s official kit for the ICC World Cup 2015. Producing a kit quintessentially representing Pakistan colours took an immense effort and expertise. The colours resemble those ...

Will make century against India in World cup: Younis Khan Shahid Afri and Misbah both are Grate person and cricketer

(AFP) SYDNEY: Pace spearhead James Anderson is in doubt for England’s tri-series opener against Australia in Sydney as he recovers from a knee injury, skipper Eoin Morgan said on Thursday. Anderson looked fit in his return to the team in their 216-run hammering of a local side in Canberra on ...

(AFP) SYDNEY: World Cup big guns Australia, England and India get their final preparations for next month’s tournament under way when the one-day international tri-series begins in Sydney on Friday. Australia, England and India one-day international tri-series The Australians face England at the Sydney Cricket Ground in the first match ...

(AFP) SYDNEY: Australian pace bowler Brett Lee on Thursday announced he is to retire from all forms of cricket after a 20-year career, saying he was both emotional and excited. The 38-year-old called time on his international commitments in July 2012, but continued to play Twenty20 in both the Australian ...

(AFP) MELBOURNE: Mahendra Singh Dhoni would not elaborate Thursday about his sudden retirement from Test cricket, ahead of leading India in the one-day international tri-series against Australia and England. The 33-year-old stunned the cricket world – and a completely unaware India team – when he announced his immediate Test retirement ...

 (Reuters) HAMILTON: Tillikaratane Dilshan eased to his 19th one-day international century to anchor his side to a six-wicket victory over New Zealand in the second game of their seven-match series at Seddon Park in Hamilton on Thursday. Dilshan scored 116 from 127 balls in Sri Lanka’s 252-4 as the visitors ...