The Latest Breaking News from India

KANPUR: The second day of the second Test between India and Bangladesh was on Saturday called off without a ball being bowled due to persistent downpour. The drizzle in the morning turned into heavy rain, not letting the action begin on day two at Green Park Stadium.

Zaheer Khan is arguably the best left-arm fast bowler India has produced to date, and while his career numbers speak for themselves, there is one batsman who can validate it more than all other Zaheer bowled to across formats.

NEW DELHI: It is rare for a player with an ocean of English Premier League experience to make India their home, but Terry Phelan, now 57, has become one of those exceptions.

NAGPUR: Cyclists from Poland and Kenya are set to participate in the second edition of the Race Across India, the nation's most iconic and arduous ultra-cycling event, commencing on October 10. Amit Samarth, the renowned Nagpur cyclist, will once again embark on the formidable 3,758-kilometer journey from Srinagar to Kanyakumari.

Losses mount for businesses as residents are in no mood to celebrate after the brutal rape and murder of a doctor.

NEW DELHI: The All India Tennis Association (AITA) on Saturday elected unopposed a new set of office bearers but the result was not declared officially as per the directions of the Delhi High Court, which is hearing a petition into Sports Code violations by the federation.

MUMBAI: After a highly successful maiden stint in county cricket, India's limited overs leg-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal has returns to India to prepare for the forthcoming Ranji Trophy which begins on October 11. Chahal had a stellar time with Northamptonshire CCC, and was thought to be the best overseas signing in…

KANPUR: Around lunch time on Day One of the second Test at the Green Park Stadium, a Bangladeshi fan named Tiger Roby was taken to the hospital by local police after he alleged some Indian fans in the stands heckled him and beat him up.

Former India batsman Sanjay Manjrekar has raised a question mark over Rohit Sharma not using the services of Ravindra Jadeja against left-handed batsmen early and shared a piece of statistic that, he says, "needs to be shown" to the India captain.