Yet another inept performance by the Indian team hands them their first defeat in the World Cup 2011. The bowling and fielding problems were already well documented in the media and with this performance; the batting also joined the problem list. The middle order problem started even before this game...

When you look at India’s itinerary in the World Cup, it clearly dawns that they are the most favoured hosts of three. Of course it helps when one of the BCCI’s top administrators is the tournament commissioner and the resultant is a sizeable gap between most of their six first-round matches. As if that...

When the fixture list for this tournament was drawn a long time ago, the India-Ireland encounter was just another of those matches where the minnows would line-up against a powerhouse team, hoping to have a good day. If they did, it would just about make an impression of the progress they have made since...

Phew!! What a game it was? A tie, only 4th in the world cup and it was an exciting game. Dhoni won the toss and as expected decided to bat first on a flat track. India got off to a flier with Sachin and Sehwag. The Indian top order looked in great touch again as India scored runs at a fair clip without...

India would be entering this world cup not only with the pressure of being one of the host nation but also one of the favorites. The favorite tag is not something given to them just for being the host nation but has been gained by Dhoni’s men through consistent performances over the last couple of years...

Now, you can get all the USA Cricket updates via Facebook . Also follow us on Twitter via @dreamcricket By Suresh Menon As I sit down to write this, there are 180 days, four hours, one minute and six seconds to go before the 50-over World Cup. The countdown is thoughtfully provided on the Cricinfo site...

DreamCricket.com, USA's cricket destination, is now on Facebook. Join us by becoming a fan of our Facebook page . By Partab Ramchand The news that Kapil Dev has been inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame is a most welcome one. The honor is, indeed, long overdue for a cricketer of his manifold achievements...