Dhoni shuts up critics, helps India thrash Australia to level series

Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni smashed a breathtaking 124 off 107 balls as India thrashed Australia in the second match of the seven match series at Nagpur by a huge margin of 99 runs and leveled the series 1-1.

Australia win a thriller, take 1-0 lead

If there was any doubt in anybody’s mind about the popularity of One-day cricket then this was a perfect match to answer those people. The match was all but over when Michael Hussey and Ricky Ponting set up what seemed like a pretty comfortable win for the Aussies until a eighth wicket partnership of 84 runs between Praveen Kumar and Harbhajan Singh threatened to snatch the game away from Australia.

New South Wales cruise into the final of CLT20

Winners of Australia’s Twenty20 Big Bash, New South Wales Blues, delivered a clinical performance in the first semi-final of the inaugural Champions League T20 on a rather difficult Feroz Shah Kotla pitch thrashing the runners up of their domestic competition, Victorian Bushrangers, by 79 runs, in what was probably the most one-sided match of the tournament.

Watson helps Aussies retain Champions Trophy

Australian bowlers came to the party on the big day once again restricting the Kiwis to a modest 200 and then Shane Watson scored his second consecutive century to guide Australia to a six wicket win as they were crowed the 2009 ICC Champions Trophy winners.

Watson, Ponting crush England to enter CT finals

Opener Shane Watson (136 not out) and skipper Ricky Ponting (111 not out) smashed brilliant centuries as Australia romped over England by nine wickets to book their place in the finals of the Champions Trophy.

Keep it simple: McGrath to Johnson

Australian pace legend Glenn McGrath has come out in support of the current pace attack of Australia and said that Mitchell Johnson’s average show in the Ashes is just because of too much going on his mind.

Siddle puts Aussies in the drivers’ seat

England’s batsmen missed out on a golden opportunity to take control of the fifth and final test of the Ashes at the Oval as Australia took away the advantage on a low, slow and dry wicket even after losing an important toss.

Clark not a certainty for Oval despite match-winning show

Australian fast bowler Stuart Clark is not a certainty for the fifth Ashes test to be played at the Oval despite his strong performance in the fourth test at Headingley, chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch said.

Ponting left out of Australia’s T20 Squad; Clarke named captain

Ricky Ponting will be flying back to Australia at the end of the fifth and final Ashes test and Michael Clarke will take over the captaincy for the Twenty20 games.

Ponting ecstatic at “unbelievable” win

Australian skipper Ricky Ponting has said that his side was “unbelievable” in the fourth test where they thrashed England by an innings and 80 runs to win the test and level the series 1-1.

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