India find themselves in a spot of bother on Day 4 in the third Test against Australia at GABBA, Brisbane. The visitors need 65 more runs to avoid follow-on as the score currently is 180/6.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has clarified that the follow-on rule will not change if play is washed out on Day One of the World Test Championship ... follow-on rules in the ICC ...

International cricket is played in two different forms - Test matches and limited-overs games. Here are the key differences between the two. The easiest way to tell Test and limited-overs cricket ...

India clawed their way back into the third Test after avoiding a follow-on But two Aussie ... Another interesting statement about cricket and its rules, he's just hit Pat Cummins out of the ...

England and Australia became the first teams to use new rules announced by the International Cricket Council in a trial that will last until March 2006. Substitutes - each team can use one substitute, ...

The BCCI had introduced restrictions on family members accompanying players as well as on players traveling individually ...