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Team doesn't want to rush allrounder who may play with injections in business end of tournament

MUMBAI: It was an evening in mid-March. The year was 1987, but Pakistan's former left-arm spinner Iqbal Qasim remembers it like it was yesterday.

CHENNAI: Seamer Matt Henry, who is the third-highest wicket-taker in the ongoing World Cup with nine scalps, has been an essential ingredient in the making of New Zealand’s dream run. His dexterity with the new ball helped the Kiwis reign supreme in each of their first four matches. In a…

NAGPUR: To clear the mess in Maharashtra's basketball associations, Basketball Federation of India (BFI) has appointed a three-member committee on Friday to run the affairs in the state.

MUMBAI: A brutal attack with a sharp weapon on the secretary of a 100-year-old Mazgaon based building, Meghji Building Tenants' CHS, has shocked and alarmed the local residents; especially since the building was in the process of redevelopment, and the building committee members had recently cancelled the redevelopment deal awarded…

AHMEDABAD: The Mumbai Cricket Association is planning to erect cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar's life-size statue-it will be about 20 feet tall- in the Sachin Tendulkar Stand at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai during the 2023 ODI World Cup, TOI has learnt.

Sourav Ganguly tells TOI how best to cope with pressures of playing Pakistan

It's the much-awaited India-Pakistan contest in Ahmedabad. TOI brings you the characters involved in today's big duel...

MUMBAI: Wait time at some of the bus stops in Mumbai has now increased from 45 minutes, a fortnight ago, to over an hour in the past few days, a section of commuters told TOI on Sunday.

Nagpur's Ojas Pravin Deotale etched his name in India's sporting history along with Jyothi Surekha Vennam of Vijayawada, by scoring a rare golden hat-trick at Hangzhou Asian Games on Saturday. No other Indian archer ever has scored a treble of gold medals in Asian Games. The 21-year-old ace archer, who…

NEW DELHI: The outfield at the HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala has come under criticism post the World Cup tie between Bangladesh and Afghanistan on Saturday. TOI had reported on September 16 that the International Cricket Council (ICC) had raised concerns over the outfield which was then heavily infested by fungus.