Former Australian opener David Warner said that Aussies are favourites for the home Ashes series against England late this ...

Nathan Lyon achieved a rare bowling feat during Day 4 of the opening Test against Sri Lanka, as he dismissed Dinesh Chandimal twice within the same session. The Australian spin great ended ...

NEW DELHI: Star pacer Jasprit Bumrah produced a magnificent five-wicket haul to bowl Australia out for 234, leaving India with a challenging 340-run target on the final day of the fourth Test of ...

NEW DELHI: Spin maestro Nathan Lyon has etched his name into the record books, surpassing the legendary Shane Warne to become Australia's highest wicket-taker in Test cricket against Sri Lanka.

Nathan Lyon has won praise from cricket fans after a post-match gesture towards his Sri Lankan rivals, while Steve Smith has moved to play down fresh concerns about his elbow injury. However the ...

The ICC World Test Championship (WTC) is a global tournament for Test cricket nations, introduced in 2019 to make Test matches more competitive and engaging. Teams earn points over a two-year cycle, ...

Nathan Lyon said that Australia are on their way to becoming a 'great' team. Last month, the Aussies recorded their biggest win on Sri Lankan soil, beating Sri Lanka by an innings and 242 runs in ...

Nathan Lyon will be in India two years from now when Australia will attempt to win their first Test series there since 2004. This is not a statement that he's made. Or even a declaration that is ...

Nathan Lyon made history as he gave a splendid performance in the 1st Test against Sri Lanka. He took 3 wickets in the first innings, followed by 4 more in the second. This pushed him to a massive ...

The then 23-year-old Nathan Lyon had made his first-class debut just six months earlier following a meteoric rise through the Big Bash. And it didn't take long for the wiry spinner from Young in ...

Nathan Lyon creates Aussie cricket history The former groundskeeper, who shot into the Australian team and has since remained for 14 years, admitted he never dreamed of taking this many wickets ...