Greg Matthews

An angry Katich had stated that his 2009 dressing room bust-up with Clarke after a Test in Sydney was the reason why he was left out earlier this year.

Former Oz spinner Greg Matthews feels that Simon Katich should have punched Michael Clarke on the face during their infamous dressing-room showdown.

"Succession", wildly popular satirical comedy-drama, will return with its third season in October. The announcement was made by the network on the award-winning series' official Twitter page.

September 22 marks the 25th anniversary of the second-ever Tied Test, between India and Australia contested at Chepauk,Chennai in 1986.

The second tied Test between India and Australia at Chennai's MA Chidambaram Stadium in September 1986 is one of cricket's most thrilling encounters. Dean Jones scored a heroic 210 for Australia, while Kapil Dev led India's response with 119. The match ended in a dramatic tie when Greg Matthews trapped Maninder Singh LBW with scores level.

For someone, who feels that he was "lucky" to get a chance to play in the tied Test, stumper Chandrakant Pandit still has regrets that India couldn't pull off a win in that game.

Eight great moments in the career of Shane Warne, who died Friday at the age of 52.

When Nathan Lyon was being carted to all corners of the Brabourne stadium in the warmup game against India `A', fans must have been reminded of the 1997-98 series when Sachin Tendulkar took the attack to Shane Warne and Co. on his way to a double hundred in the pre-Test warmup. That game set the tone for the three Tests to come. It took Warne another eight years and nine Tests before he could end up on the winning side in a series in India.

Slowly but surely, sports-mad Australia is gearing up in style - along with co-hosts New Zealand - for cricket's showpiece event, the 50-over World Cup in February-March next year.

Indian captain Virat Kohli on Tuesday stirred up a major controversy by virtually accusing the Australian captain Steve Smith of cheating in the usage of DRS, flaring up the tensions between the two sides.

On January 6, 1984, Australian cricket legends Greg Chappell, Dennis Lillee, and Rod Marsh played their final Test together at the SCG. Chappell retired as Australia's highest run-scorer, Lillee as the world's leading wicket-taker, and Marsh with a then-world record for dismissals. Their simultaneous farewell marked the end of a golden era.

Australian cricketing legend Allan Border reflects on his illustrious career, from his playing days to captaincy challenges. He discusses aggressive batting in modern cricket, praising Travis Head's approach and Jasprit Bumrah's unique skill.

As a pace-bowling legend Glenn McGrath visited the TOI office in Mumbai on Thursday and played another role, that of a Guest Sports Editor. He spoke on a range of issues. McGrath said, "When it was his day, he could do absolutely anything. Sachin was equally as good, but there was something about Brian...he was slightly harder to bowl to than Sachin.."