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Deepak Chahar will take another five weeks to get fit, Washington Sundar to play for Lancashire

Deepak Chahar will take four to five more weeks to completely recover from the hamstring injury, which had kept him out of the Indian Premier League (IPL). Pacer Chahar and another centrally-contracted cricketer Washington Sundar, recovering from a hand injury, are currently doing their rehabilitation at NCA along with the likes of T Natarajan. In another significant development, spin all-rounder Washington is set to fly to England to play for leading county side Lancashire.

The independent cafes tucked away in some of Manchester’s iconic buildings

Housed between the walls of some of Manchester’s most iconic buildings, Bruntwood Works is redefining the idea of a workspace, and pushing the boundaries of what an office building can offer. The company is blending work and lifestyle, to cultivate dynamic and interactive community venues with integrated hospitality that defies the traditional idea of the mundane office space.

What New Zealand really think of Brendon McCullum and the Jonny Bairstow blitz

Expect the unexpected, they say. Yet sometimes, even knowing what might come is not enough. Label it what you want, shorten his name however you please, Brendon McCullum’s tenure as England head coach has begun with pzazz: two of the dozen times England have chased 277 or more to win a Test have come in his opening duo.

Cricket-New Zealand call up former Dutch all-rounder Rippon for European tour

(Reuters) - New Zealand Cricket have named former Dutch all-rounder Michael Rippon in their 15-man Twenty20 international squad for the tour of Europe in July and August.

Ranji Trophy Final: Mumbai's might meets MP's desire

Mumbai cricket has followed this old concrete jungle saying to the 'T' as its team now chases an unprecedented 42nd Ranji Trophy title. It now finds a bunch of bravehearts from Madhya Pradesh standing in its way with tricks of trade learnt from a Mumbaikar. MP head coach Chandrakant Pandit won't let his team settle for anything less than a championship but Amol Muzumdar's men have dominated the proceedings since the start of the business end of the season.

India's squad for Ireland may play England T20I series too

Ireland tour for the three-match T20I series in England, TOI has learnt. Led by all-rounder Hardik Pandya, Team India will play two T20Is on June 26 and June 28 in Dublin.

Hardik Pandya ticked most boxes, very impressed with his captaincy: Mohammad Kaif

Throughout the tournament, Pandya was leading Gujarat from the front, taking the charge with the bat at either number three or four, something which he hardly got to do in his previous franchise Mumbai Indians. Pandya was the anchor Gujarat needed with the bat before unleashing his stroke play in the back end of the innings, amassing 487 in 15 innings at an average of 44.27 and strike-rate of 131.26. With the ball too, he was chipping in occasionally, with his spell of 3/17 in the final at home ground in Ahmedabad proving to be match-winning.

Keightley: Brunt a big loss as England Women enter new era

England head coach Lisa Keightley says Katherine Brunt will be a "big loss" as she plots how to comprise a Test attack without the seamer and her long-time new-ball partner Anya Shrubsole.

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Deepak Chahar will take another five weeks to get fit, Washington Sundar to play for Lancashire

The independent cafes tucked away in some of Manchester’s iconic buildings

What New Zealand really think of Brendon McCullum and the Jonny Bairstow blitz

Cricket-New Zealand call up former Dutch all-rounder Rippon for European tour

Ranji Trophy Final: Mumbai's might meets MP's desire

India's squad for Ireland may play England T20I series too

Hardik Pandya ticked most boxes, very impressed with his captaincy: Mohammad Kaif

Keightley: Brunt a big loss as England Women enter new era