Rituraj Borkakoty

‘UAE, UAE’ chants echoed around Dubai International Stadium as the hosts’ Women’s T20 Asia Cup dream ended, but Esha Oza believes the young team can close the gap

From near-empty stadiums to packed stands, Indian women's cricket has undergone a remarkable transformation, driven by success, digital exposure and a new generation of fans

Two of cricket's fastest bowlers, once fierce rivals at 160kph, Brett Lee and Shoaib Akhtar reunite in Dubai as brand ambassadors for the fifth edition of ILT20

Shafali Verma’s attacking 64 and Deepti Sharma’s three-wicket spell helped India overpower Bangladesh by 40 runs and book their place in Sunday’s Women’s T20 Asia Cup final

Indian cricket photographer Kamal Sharma was in New York on 9/11 to cover the US Open. His haunting images captured a deserted Manhattan and the horror of history unfolding

India will start as the big favourites, but Sri Lanka's unbeaten run and fighting spirit make Sunday's Women's Asia Cup final in Dubai another intriguing contest

Riyan Malhan made history by becoming the first UAE player to win Asian U17 singles gold, overcoming tough early battles before completing a remarkable Chengdu campaign

Riding on brilliant half-centuries from openers Smriti Mandhana (59) and Shafali Verma (68), India made an imposing 183 for five. The Lankans were bowled out for 111

Last year, the Indian men's team also declined to collect the trophy from Naqvi after beating Pakistan in the final of the Men's T20 Asia Cup

Abdul Majid Bhatti, who broke Bob Woolmer's death story, reflects on Pakistan cricket's glorious past, its alarming decline and the systemic failures threatening its future