Pakistan v Sri Lanka, 2nd Test, Dubai Live Streaming

Tillakaratne Dilshan kept faith in his batting despite the debacle in the first innings of the first Test and chose to bat first on a flat Dubai track. One of their second-innings heroes from Abu Dhabi, Prasanna Jayawardene, had to sit out because of a groin injury. Kaushal Silva came in ahead of Dinesh Chandimal. They also rested Nuwan Pradeep and included Dhammika Prasad. Just a three-day gap between two Tests...

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Twenty20 rankings launched with England on top

England, the reigning World Twenty20 champions, have topped the ICC's inaugural rankings for the shortest format of the game. England batsman Eoin Morgan tops the batting ratings, Sri Lankan spinnerAjantha Mendis is the top bowler and Australia's Shane Watson the No. 1 allround...

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India v England, 4th ODI, Mumbai live Streaming

Alastair Cook opted to bat after winning his third straight toss of the ODI series. England, having already lost the series 0-3, handed a debut to seamer Stuart Meaker in place of the struggling Jade Dernbach and also brought in the legspinner Scott Borthwick for Graeme Swann. There was still no place for Ian Bell thou...

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Pakistan v Sri Lanka, 1st Test, Abu Dhabi, 5th day Live Streaming

Five dropped catches and four wickets summed up a profligate day for Pakistan, on which their bowlers toiled to create numerous chances only for their fielders - led by Mohammad Hafeez - to spill them. Kumar Sangakkara's fighting century was the only positive for Sri Lanka, and his continued presence their only hope of saving the matc...

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Bangladesh v West Indies, 1st Test, Chittagong, 1st day

A solid performance from Bangladesh's batsmen on a placid track marked the start of the Test series in Chittagong, leaving the bowlers potentially facing more days of hard work. The morning was slightly overcast but the sun didn't take long to break through the clouds, confining whatever assistance was available for the bowlers to the first hour of the day. Deciding to bat without hesitation, Bangladesh, led by half-centuries from Mushfiqur Rahim and Tamim Iqbal, built a platform for a formidable first-innings score but suffered a few jolts along the way, some self-inflict...

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