In ICC Cricket World Cup 2007, in a match between Sri Lanka and South Africa, Lasith Malinga created a new record by taking 4 wickets in 4 balls. The match was And ...
In an ODI match between India and England, India’s skipper MS Dhoni allowed England’s fast bowler Stuart Broad a chance to run Rohit Sharma. MS Dhoni tried to pull a ...
South Africa’s swashbuckling batsman AB de Villiers broke Sourav Ganguly’s long standing record of being the fastest batsman to reach 8000 runs in one-day international (ODI) cricket. In an ODI match ...
This video is a brilliant compilation of some of the best moments of Kumar Sangakkara’s career. From all his individual achievements to some of the best quotes on him by ...
After giving away 4 byes on the first ball of the over, Peter Siddle looked a bit frustrated.. He started his run-up for the third delivery, pitched it up, got some ...
Sri Lanka super fan Percy Abeysekera entered the Team India dressing room while the third day’s play in the second Test. Percy was seen dancing with Virat Kohli, kissing Ajinkya ...
The contest between Ravichandran Ashwin and Kumar Sangakkara in Sangakkara’s last Test series was outshone by Sanga’s emotional farewell. Sangakkara, who was a fantastic player of spin bowling throughout his ...
In a T20I match between South Africa and England, Morne Morke delivered a contender for the ‘worst ball of the century’. With Craig Kieswetter on strike, Morne Morkel fired the ball ...
India’s ace spinner Ravichandran Ashwn picked a yet another five-wicket haul in Test cricket, in the second innings of the second Test of Cricbuzz Cup 2015. Ashwin bowled 16 overs ...
India’s leg-spinner Amit Mishra bowled a brilliant leg-break to dismiss Sri Lanka’s wicketkeeper-batsman Dinesh Chandimal. Mishra, who made his comeback to India’s Test team after 4 years, has bowled brilliantly ...
A teary-eyed Kumar Sangakkara on Monday brought the curtains down on his phenomenal Test career by giving a heart-warming speech at the P Sara Oval Stadium in Colombo following Sri ...
