This May Be The Cricket Play Of The Year
Steven Smith's nickname is “Superman”, and that is certainly a moniker he's earned. Read More ›
Steven Smith's nickname is “Superman”, and that is certainly a moniker he's earned. Read More ›
Clearly the most bad ass cricket match of all time. And for a good cause. Within their own community, the Massai Cricket Warriors hope to raise awareness of HIV/AIDS and help do away with backwards cultural practices such as female genital mutilation and child brides. Read More ›
It's also fake as all get-out, but so worth watching to the end. A sketch from the three-man Dutch comedy troupe better known as Jiskefet. Read More ›
The Australian Open has never been more exciting. Read More ›
The host of the live call-in show seems as confused as he is annoyed. Also, there's no way anyone enjoys cricket that much. Read More ›
Each year the International Institute for Species Exploration announces their list of the Top 10 New Species for the preceding calendar year. And the winners are… View List ›
Cricket is a big deal in India.
OK, so forget creepy mustache cricket fan, this guy is the new standard bearer in the world of odd sports fanatics. Looks like American sports fans need to step up their game, these cricket fans are killing us right now. (Via Barstool Philly) Watch Video ›
He can see inside your soul. Bangladesh is currently hosting the Cricket World Cup. Their national team is not doing so hot, but don't tell this fan. Watch Video ›
Cricket is a Persian kitten, and she just needs to stop it already. These videos are a few years old, but cute doesn't have an expiration date. She's like the feline Boo. View List ›
What's a white guy to do when he awkwardly finds himself in a crowd full of black folks? KFC has the answer. Watch Video ›
We track the battle between left-wing and right-wing sites on important news topics. At 6:37pm on March 03, 2009. we detected breaking news about “Gunmen Ambush Cricket Team in Pakistan, 7 Killed”. This page shows the headlines about “Gunmen Ambush Cricket Team in Pakistan, 7 Killed” from both sides. Read More ›
Michiko Kakutani calls it “the wittiest, angriest, most exacting and most desolate work of fiction we’ve yet had about life in New York and London after the World Trade Center fell” in a New York Times book review. All the rave reviews mean this book will be appearing on a lot of summer reading lists. I’m intrigued by The Great Gatsby-like romantic male friendship that the novel is centered around. Read More ›