Former West Indies captain Brian Lara wrote an emotional post after watching the second Test between West Indies and India in Delhi. The great batter heaped praise on the visitors for their never-say-die spirit despite a rocky beginning and hoped for a better future for West Indies cricket.
Yashasvi Jaiswal played an outstanding innings, making 175 runs off 258 balls in India’s first innings of the second Test against the West Indies at Arun Jaitley Stadium.
Yashasvi Jaiswal once again showcased his class with a stunning innings in the second Test against the West Indies at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi. The 23-year-old left-hander struck a magnificent 175 runs off 258 balls, laced with 22 boundaries, setting a strong platform for India on Day 1.
Arun Jaitley Stadium: Ahead of the second Test against India starting at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Friday, the West Indies find themselves under pressure for both on and off-field reasons.
West Indies, which used to be a competitive team in international cricket, is nowhere near being competitive now. It might be due to players getting attracted to the hefty amount offered by franchise cricket and now showing respect for their country.
Sir Vivian Richards: West Indies cricket icon Sir Vivian Richards led a distinguished gathering of cricketing legends and sporting personalities as Cricket West Indies (CWI) hosted its first-ever Golf Day here on Wednesday.
Former West Indies captain Brian Lara has attributed the team’s recent struggles to a lack of funds and technological resources, while also urging players to display greater passion and commitment to compete more effectively on the international stage.
Former West Indies captain Brian Lara has revealed that World No.1 batter in T20Is Abhishek Sharma wants to play Test cricket for the India National Cricket Team.
Batting legend Brian Lara recently shared his thoughts on Abhishek Sharma, who has quickly become one of the most feared openers in T20 cricket. Abhishek’s performances in the Asia Cup were remarkable, as he scored 314 runs in seven matches, including three half-centuries and a highest score of 75.
Cricket West Indies (CWI) has announced a set of reforms for reviving the West Indies cricket after years of inconsistency and disappointing performances.
By Shah Faisal South African allrounder Wiaan Mulder's unbeaten 367 in the second Test against Zimbabwe has triggered widespread debate — not just for its brilliance, but for the decision that followed it.
Wiaan Mulder delivered a batting masterclass in the second Test against Zimbabwe, scoring an astonishing 367 not out before declaring South Africa’s innings at lunch on day two — just 33 runs short of equaling Brian Lara’s world-record 400.
By Shah Faisal Wiaan Mulder of South Africa scored his career-best and South Africa's highest ever individual Test score against Zimbabwe in the second 2025 SA vs ZIM series.
By Jeniffer Achieng In the second T20 International match which took place on Sunday, West Indies defeated South Africa by 30 runs. The loss handed the Caribbean side an unbeatable 2-0 lead in the three match series.
By Mohamed Bahaa Two well-known players, Andre Russell and Jason Holder, have been absent from the West Indies cricket team's selection announcement for the forthcoming T20I series against South Africa.
Brian Lara is widely considered one of the greatest cricketers of all time. He leaves an indelible impact on the game with his extraordinary batting abilities and unrivaled grace.
Ex-India spinner Harbhajan Singh has in the past week gone viral on social media after a scene from Star Sports’ Caught & Bold show. Harbhajan was given the question of whether he wanted to have dinner with current Pakistan cricket team Babar Azam or West Indies great Brian Lara, and the clip shows him rolling on the floor laughing.
Former West Indian cricketer and captain, Brian Lara, has come out to lend his support to India’s opening batsmen, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, especially since there seems to be so much said about the latter throughout this T20 World Cup 2024.