The members also felicitated Ranji captain Pankaj Singh for crossing 400 wickets
Pakistan cricket team captain Misbah ul haq
Misbah Ul Haq, The Most Successful Captain In The History Of Pakistan Cricket. . Misbah Ul Haq Is One Of The Best Batsman In Pakistan Cricket History.
Indian cricket team captain Virat kohli
Virat Kohli, Successful Captain In The History Of India Cricket.He is very good batsman.
Australian cricket team captain Michael Clarke
Michael John Clarke captain of the Australian cricket team. He is very good player.
England cricket team captain Alastair Cook
Alastair Nathan Cook, Born 25 December 1984.He is good player.He is Left handed batsman.
Afghanistan cricket team captain Mohammad Nabi
Nabi is a key player for the Afghanistan team.He was born in 3 March 1985.He is a good batsman.
Sri Lankan cricket team captain Angelo Mathews
Angelo Mathews Born 2 June 1987. Batting; Right handed and Bowling; Right arm fast medium. He is a All rounder. And he is a good player.
New Zealand cricket team captain Brendon McCullum
Brendon McCullum, born 27 September 1981. He is a Right handed batsman.
South Africa cricket team captain Graeme Smith
On 3 March 2014, South Africa captain Graeme Smith, who announced his retirement on Tuesday
Bangladesh cricket team captain Mushfiqur Rahim
Mushfiqur Rahim, was born on 1 September 1988.He is Right handed batsman.
Zimbabwe cricket team Captain Brendan Taylor
Brendan Taylor, born 6 February 1986. He is a Right hand batsman.
Kenya cricket team captain Collins Obuya
Collins Obuya, born 27 July 1981. He is a Right hand batsman and leg spin bowler.
Wednesday 11 January 2017
Tamil Nadu likely to appoint new captain for Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy
Abhinav Mukund, who led the team in the Ranji Trophy, is unlikely to lead in the domestic T20 tournament
Tuesday 10 January 2017
Bowling combination a headache for South Africa ahead of third Test
The Proteas face a dilemma as to whether they should add both Wayne Parnell and Duanne Olivier to a four-man pace attack, or retain left-arm spinner Keshav Maharaj
Billings, Roy give England winning start to tour
Kuldeep Yadav's five-fer went in vain as the visitors chased down 305 with seven balls to spare
Youngsters need to step up to revive Sri Lanka's fortunes
Sri Lanka has been in a transitional phase for too long and need the young batsmen to show more responsibility
RP Singh - Gujarat's bowling captain
Irrespective of how the world looks at the unfit, half-hearted RP on the field, his team is convinced that their man is doing a splendid job
Confident Brisbane Heat strive to close in on final berth
Both Brisbane Heat and Perth Scorchers will miss the services of their star performers from the previous outings - Chris Lynn and Mitchell Marsh
Seasoned warhorses remain in spotlight
At different points on the veteran scale, each of the three - Dhawan, Dhoni and Yuvraj - will realise the inevitability of the additional scrutiny
Yuvraj Singh's newest chapter - a chance to turn the clock
Yuvraj of 2017 does not need the money that cricket can bring him, he does not crave the attention that being an India player entail. What he does want is the opportunity to watch the ball and hit it.
Dhoni powers India A to 304 after Rayudu ton
The Ranchi hero went 4, 4, 2, 1, 6, 4, 4, 2, 6, 1 in his last few balls and also recorded a 35-ball fifty
Melbourne Stars prevail in last over thriller
Ben Hilfenhaus scored a quickfire 24-ball 32 to lift his side to a two-wicket win with three balls to spare
When cold met warmth, the experienced self-destructed
The weather in Indore was cold, the welcome to cricket was warm, while the script of the day was Mumbai's self-destruction
Disciplined Gujarat restrict Mumbai to 228
Prithvi Shaw stroked a pleasing 71 but with a clinical show from Gujarat bowlers meant the defending champions were shot down for a modest total
Sarfraz Ahmed to fly back home due to mother's ilness
The Pakistan wicketkeeper-batsman will return to Pakistan after his mother was admitted to the the Intensive Care Unit in a Karachi hospital with a serious illness
Kolpak signings 'hugely disappointing', feels PCA
The worry for the PCA is that an influx of Kolpak players will reduce the opportunities for home-grown players to develop in county cricket
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