India, the world's biggest nation of cricket fans, is set to get its own version of Wisden after publisher Bloomsbury signed a licensing deal with local firm FidelisWorld... more
Kevin Pietersen returns to the England fold for the forthcoming one-day series against India but James Anderson is being rested for the trip and will not play again until 2012... more
Pakistan's foreign minister lashes out at the US for accusing the country's most powerful intelligence agency of supporting extremist attacks against American troops in Afghanistan
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Diamond producer De Beers expects global demand growth for rough diamonds to set a new record this year on the exceptionally strong performance of its key U.S. market and robust demand in China and India, the head of the company's distribution arm has said... more
Tourists face tricky task to find top-class opponents for warm-up matches that precede Test series against Pakistan in Dubai and Abu Dhabi next year
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Essar Energy, the London-listed power giant that bought Shell's Stanlow refinery for $350 million (£213 million) in July, shows just how much it's cashing in on higher oil and gas prices... more
An Indian anti-corruption campaigner whose arrest sparked mass protests has been allowed to fast in a New Delhi park for two weeks, an aide says... more
India are poised to rely on bowler to keep them at the top of the world rankings, even though he has not played a Test for more than three years
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The border between Pakistan and Afghanistan is the world's most dangerous area, according to the highest-ranking officer in the US armed forces... more
Ian Bell: As fantastic as it was to beat India at Lord's, we have to remember that we've not always been at our best in recent Tests after we've gone 1-0 up in a series... more
Tendulkar made his Test debut aged 16 in 1989, and here he is at Lord's all these years later still the main man, still carrying the hopes of a nation whenever he makes his way to the crease... more
The Mayor of Tower Hamlets defeated Labour to be elected. Livingstone not only backed him but some of Ken's key players are now at the heart of running the council. Stephen Robinson reports
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