Graham Gooch

The ceremony in Lucknow recognised athletes across more than 45 sporting categories, honouring performances during the evaluation period from January 1 to December 31, 2025.

Kevin Pietersen, Graham Gooch and Andrew Flintoff are among the England players to feature in Shane Warne's greatest Ashes XI consisting of players he had faced and played with in his illustrious 15-year-career.

The eighth Times of India Sports Awards will honourr India's top athletes in Lucknow on March 21, 2026, recognising achievements from 2025. A distinguished jury will select winners from over 45 categories, highlighting both established stars and emerging talents who have made the nation proud.

England's batting coach and former captain, Graham Gooch has asked the ICC to take some serious measures to cleanse the sport from the menace of match-fixing.

Be it scoring runs for England as an opener or airing his views on the microphone, Mike Atherton has done it with aplomb.

England's star batsman Joe Root achieved a remarkable feat by surpassing Graham Gooch as England's highest run-scorer in the history of the ICC Cricket World Cup on Tuesday. This milestone was reached during England's World Cup match against Bangladesh at Dharamshala.

Lucknow gears up for the Times of India Sports Awards on March 21, 2026, celebrating India's sporting triumphs of 2025. The event will honour athletes across numerous categories, including para sports, recognizing achievements from major international tournaments. A distinguished jury will select winners, highlighting both established stars and emerging talents who made the nation proud.

Joe Root rounded off the campaign with a majestic 142 not out as, alongside Jonny Bairstow (114 not out), he guided England to their highest fourth-innings winning chase of 378-3 during a seven-wicket victory in the fifth Test at Edgbaston on Tuesday.

Harry Brook from England scores his first triple century at the age of 25 in the opening Test against Pakistan. He and Joe Root set a record-breaking 454-run partnership, the highest ever for England in Test cricket. Brook's historic performance included 28 fours and three sixes, and marks England's first triple century since 1990.

Joe Root's exceptional performance at Lord's, with twin centuries, has secured his spot in English cricket history. His unbeaten 103 in the second innings was his 34th Test century, surpassing Alastair Cook's record. Additionally, Root's seven Test centuries at Lord's set a new venue record, helping England establish a formidable target for Sri Lanka.

After becoming the No. 1 Test and best T20 team in the world, batting consultant Graham Gooch says that England are now eyeing the 2015 World Cup.

At Monday's meeting, the BCCI panel rejected Arjuna Ranatunga's name as coach since he doesn't have any formal experience as coach. Graham Gooch and Mike Gatting too were not considered seriously enough. That left only Graham Ford and John Emburey.

Joe Root has reached a historic milestone by scoring his 34th Test century during the second Test against Sri Lanka at Lord's. This achievement makes him the highest century-maker for England in Test cricket. Root also became the first England cricketer to score 50 international centuries and broke several other records, including the most runs scored at Lord's.

The Professional Cricketers' Association (PCA) elected former England captain Charlotte Edwards as their first female president on Thursday. Edwards, 41, led England to World Cup success in 2009 and scored 10,000 runs across all formats in a playing career spanning two decades.

Joe Root scored his 34th Test century in the second Test against Sri Lanka at Lord's, surpassing Alastair Cook's record. Achieved in his 145th match, Root joins elite company among the top century-makers in Test history. Additionally, he set a new landmark for Test hundreds at Lord's, eclipsing the record held by Graham Gooch and Michael Vaughan.

Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif on Sunday released Essex coach Paul Grayson and player Tom Westley's statements, in which they have denied that disgraced Pakistan leg-spinner Danish Kaneria ever approached them to indulge in spot fixing.

It took them more than 24 hours to reach Chandigarh from Itanagar. But the Arunachal Pradesh side has no complaints because they are here to play cricket.

The Test cricket door seems forever shut on Kevin Pietersen but cricket's latest itinerant star doesn't like to see himself as just another Twenty20 gun for hire.

Former England captain Graham Gooch reckons Virat Kohli's "extra motivation" could prove to be dangerous for the home side in what will be a tight Test series due to the prevailing heatwave in the country.

Former England captain Graham Gooch shares his insights ahead of the India-England Test series, emphasizing the honor of captaincy and the importance of Shubman Gill performing with the bat. Gooch believes England has a point to prove with their aggressive approach, while also acknowledging the home advantage.