Brendon Mccullum

Positive cricket doesn't mean reckless cricket: Greg Chappell criticises England's 'Bazball' philosophy

Greg Chappell, while lavishing praise on the young Indian team for being fearless, criticised the Englishmen.

Brendon McCullum admits India 'deserved' to win final Test, they played better cricket

However, pacer Mohammed Siraj produced a stunning spell, taking three wickets to bowl India to a memorable six-run win and level the series 2-2.

18-year-old Ayush Mhatre breaks Brendon McCullum's record in England

Ayush Mhatre hammered 126 off 80 balls in the second innings and got India close to a win while chasing 355 until a collapse halted the momentum.

Ben Stokes open to white-ball return under Brendon McCullum

Brendon McCullum will take charge of the limited-overs sides when England tour India in January.

What Is Bazball Cricket: England's Bold Game And New Bowling Strategy In Test Cricket | Explained

Bazball Cricket, England's dynamic style inspired by Brendon McCullum. Under McCullum's coaching, the team embraces boldness, fearlessness, and quick scoring. Join us as we delve into the impact of this approach on England's game.

IPL 2022: Coach Brendon McCullum rues KKR's power play struggles

"We struggled in the power play which has been a frustration for us throughout the season," McCullum said, adding that the team needs to find a way to be more aggressive without losing wickets in the first six overs.

Veterans Unpacked | Winning gold all the time isn’t necessary: Sandeep Goyal

Sandeep Goyal, former Chairman Dentsu India, on why it’s not important to win every single time, the value of thinking big and lessons he’s learned over the years.

Aussies win World Cup, give fairytale farewell to Clarke

Australia today clinched the coveted ICC Cricket World Cup for the fifth time, thrashing New Zealand by seven wickets to provide a perfect farewell gift to skipper Michael Clarke, who played a key role with a 74-run knock in his final ODI appearance.

Australia dismiss New Zealand for 183

A collective display of disciplined bowling from the Australians helped them restrict a nervous New Zealand to a paltry 183 in the final of the ICC Cricket World Cup here today.

World Cup: New Zealand's form meets Australia's pedigree

After 48 one-day internationals played out over six weeks between teams from five continents, the 11th version of cricket's showpiece tournament comes down to a trans-Tasman tussle at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

New Zealand script history by making maiden WC final

Chasing a stiff target of 298 runs in 43 overs under the Duckworth/Lewis rule in the rain-curtailed game, New Zealand crossed the line when Grant Elliot (84) smashed Dale Steyn over long-on for a six with just one ball to spare in a thrilling showdown.

New Zealand make first World Cup final

Anderson (58) and Elliott (84 not out) had been thrust together at 149 for four in the 22nd over of the rain-effected semi-final and calmly took their side within sight of victory before Daniel Vettori joined Elliott to guide their side home to ecstatic scenes in Auckland.