Super Sunrisers, IPL

Sunrisers Hyderabad pulled off a thrilling ‘Super Over’ victory after their Indian Premier League match against Royal Challengers Bangalore was tied at 130 at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad yesterday.
 

              Sunrisers scored a massive 20 in the one-over elimination, thanks to two towering

Mascot, logo unveiled, T20 world cup,2014

The Bangladesh Olympic Association (BOA) yesterday unveiled the logo and mascot of the Eighth Bangladesh Games to be held in the capital from April 20-28.
 

             The mascot has been named “Tarunnya” with a popular squirrel showing a victory sign wearing a games medal around his neck. The logo shows a graphical

Kolkata Knight Riders look for repeat

"We can do a CSK" is the line coming out of the Kolkata Knight Riders' camp. However, in contrast to the consistent performances from more than one player that took Chennai Super Kings to consecutive titles in 2010 and 2011, Knight Riders have their shortcomings, evident during their dismal run during last year's Champions League Twenty20 in South Africa, where they earned a solitary (and irrelevant) victory before making an exit.

       Annoyingly for Knight Riders, the difficult questions continue to persist.

No opening ceremony for World Twenty20

             Host Bangladesh will not organize any opening ceremony in the forthcoming ICC World Twenty20 scheduled to be staged next year as they will not receive any extra funding from the event, said Bangladesh Cricket Board officials on Monday.
 

            Bangladesh hosted a gala opening ceremony

Bangladesh level series with tight win

Bangladesh scampered to a series-levelling win against Sri Lanka in the third and final ODI, in Pallekele, winning by three wickets in a rain-hit encounter. They were helped along by Nasir Hossain's composed 33 off 27 balls late in the chase, the visitors showing nerves as they neared the victory - their first in 15 completed games against Sri Lanka in Sri Lanka.

Overall it was a fine occasion for the visitors, who had left-arm spinner Abdur Razzak becoming the first Bangladesh bowler to

Ryder beaten into coma

Troubled New Zealand cricketer Jesse Ryder was in a critical condition in hospital on Thursday after an “extremely vicious” attack as he left a bar in Christchurch, police said.
The 28-year-old was in an induced coma with a fractured skull and serious internal injuries, and his family were at his bedside.
The attack in the South Island city came just days before the talented batsman was to take up a lucrative Indian Premier League (IPL) contract.
Ryder has a history of disciplinary lapses and alcohol-related incidents, but although he had been drinking before the early morning assault, police said alcohol was not a factor.