They defeated New Zealand, Goliaths of overachievement, in the Champions Trophy final and the whole cricket world rejoiced ..

Team India continues to be criticised over 'venue advantage' it has enjoyed by playing all the games in Dubai. But, there's a reason why PCB accepted his model.

India has dominated the Champions Trophy, marching unbeaten to the final, where it faces New Zealand on Sunday. However, the hybrid model — ensuring all of India’s matches were played in Dubai — has ...

India and New Zealand face off in the final of the Champions Trophy in Dubai on Sunday to decide the winner of the eight-nation ODI tournament. AFP Sport looks at five key factors that could ...

Head coach Gautam Gambhir on Tuesday dismissed claims that India had any unfair advantage by being stationed in Dubai for the ICC Champions Trophy, emphasising that his side did not even ... The ...

And the conditions there and here are 180 degrees different. If you look at the wickets there and here, the difference is between the ground and the sky. Some people are just perpetual cribbers, man.

Gautam Gambhir has called out former and current cricketers for claiming India have benefitted from playing at a single venue throughout the Champions Trophy. The likes of Michael Atherton ... India ...

Calling them "perpetual cribbers," Gautam Gambhir lashed ... India played all their Champions Trophy game after they refused to travel to Pakistan, the nominal hosts of the eight-team tournament ...

Gautam Gambhir came out firing on all cylinders after India’s four-wicket win over Australia in the Champions Trophy semi-final ... “Some people are just perpetual cribbers, man.

India coach Gautam Gambhir has said that those that accuse his side of enjoying an “undue advantage” at the Champions Trophy need to ... Some people are just perpetual cribbers, man.

India's head coach Gautam Gambhir defended their Dubai-only schedule after defeating Australia by four wickets in the Champions Trophy semi-final. Virat Kohli scored a brilliant 84, leading India ...

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