Pakistan cricket team captain Misbah ul haq

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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.

Thursday, 1 August 2019

Karunratne eyes new beginning for Sri Lanka

The Sri Lankan skipper noted that the focus would be on grooming the youngsters for the next two years

Short's all-round heroics help Durham crush Leicestershire

Wayne Parnell scored a 46-ball 81* to power Worcestershire to a 2-wicket win

England pick up consolation win

The hosts finished 4-12 to Australia in the multi-format Women's Ashes after 17-run win in final T20I

Ashes will show if Roy is good for Tests: Lamb

The 65-year-old, who played 79 Tests and 122 ODIs for England, believes Australia will benefit from the presence of former skipper Steve Waugh in the dressing room

West Indies A slide after Hodge, Brooks fifties

The hosts lost 4 wickets in the final session after making a solid start on the opening day

England will try and rub salt in our wounds: David Warner

David Warner talks exclusively to TOI ahead of The Ashes series; says his main target is bat time

We played poorly, we have to accept that: Sarkar

The Bangladesh batsman added that he does not believe the absence of Shakib Al Hasan is the only reason behind their loss