Leading television channels, Aaj Tak and Max have come together for an exclusive marketing tie-up for the forthcoming Videocon Cup Super Challenge 2004. Aaj Tak will have an access to Max commentators ...

As the neighbouring nations gear up for Asia Cup, the spotlight returns on the legendary battle between India and Pakistan. It’s nothing short of a war, where the best men fight it out on the field ...

Aaj Tak has launched a new cricket based show, ‘Selector Aap – Mission World Cup 2011’. The objective of the show is to pick the probable 15 players who would represent India in the next edition of ...

'Lack of facilities is one of the biggest barriers to progress,' former Cricket Hong Kong chief executive Tim Cutler argues Hong Kong missed the chance to create a thriving, world-class cricket hub ...

The Delhi High Court on Tuesday directed Meta, X Corp and various e-commerce platforms to ensure takedown of social media posts attributing wrong quotes to form ...

City Kai Tak and HKI United will be the new franchises at next year’s expanded Hong Kong T20 Blitz, with both teams promising to bring exciting cricket to the tournament with a mix of foreign and ...

Cricket fans who were missing their God in action have something to rejoice. Sachin Tendulkar, the cricketing legend is back, exclusively on India’s pioneering news network. His zealous fans can catch ...

The Pakistan cricket team has faced criticism from former cricketers and experts since losing their first two games in the T20 World Cup against the USA and India. Despite a victory over Canada, their ...

TimesofIndia.com in Dubai: Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif has stirred the debate ahead of the Asia Cup final, saying the India-Pakistan cricket rivalry will never end as long as the political ...

The Hong Kong Cricket Association (HKCA) is inviting interested parties to submit management and maintenance proposal for its newly developed cricket ground at Kai Tak. Hong Kong Cricket Association ...

Rashid Latif reignited the India-Pakistan rivalry debate ahead of the Asia Cup final, saying it will never end “as long as there is war.” While admitting India has the edge in skills, Latif stressed ...