Breaking News! The Indian bowlers led by R Ashwin wrecked havoc in the second innings to leave New Zealand reeling at 232/9 at the end of third day's play in Bengaluru test. Brendon McCullum (23), Ross Taylor (35), Flynn (31), Franklin (41), van Wyk (31) and Bracewell (22) were the top contributors. Ashwin took 5 wickets, while Ojha and Umesh Yadav took two wickets each.

Breaking News! In reply to New Zealand's 365 in the first innings, India bowled out for 353. Virat Kohli scored his second test hundred. He was out for 103, while Dhoni scored 62. Tim Southee took seven wickets - best bowling figure by any New Zealander on Indian soil. Bracewell took two wickets. Ashwin played a key role in reducing New Zealand's lead through his unbeaten 32.

Breaking News! Gautam Gambhir (2), Virender Sehwag (43), Cheteshwar Pujara (9) and Sachin Tendulkar (17) disappointed a lot, but Kohli (93*), Raina (55) and Dhoni (46*) batted well to take India to 283/5 at the end of second day's play in Bengaluru Test.

Breaking News! New Zealand bowled out for 365 in the first innings of Bengaluru test. Pragyan Ojha took five wickets, while Zaheer Khan took two wickets. Yesterday's unbeaten batsmen Kruger van Wyk scored 71, while Doug Bracewell made 43. Ross Taylor (113) and Martin Guptill (53) were the other top contributors.

Breaking News! India's U-19 captain Unmukt Chand has been allowed to move to second year at the St. Stephen's in Delhi, thanks to the pressure from the  media, cricket fans, BCCI and Sports Ministry. He was detained by the college for low attendance.

Breaking News! Ross Taylor hit a superlative hundred to put New Zealand on top on the first day of Bengaluru test. New Zealand finished Day 1 at 328/6. Taylor scored 113, while Guptill made 53. Daniel Flynn contributed 33. Kruger van Wyk (63*) and Doug Bracewell (30*) were at the crease. Pragyan Ojha has taken four wickets.

Breaking News! After winning the toss and electing to bat first, New Zealand scored 108/3 at Lunch in the second test match against India in Bengaluru. Martin Guptill scored 53. Ross Taylor is batting on 27. Pragyan Ojha has taken two wickets for India. India is leading the series 1-0.

News Desk: While the entire nation has hailed Unmukt Chand for powering India to win the U-19 World Cup in Australia, the St. Stephen's College in Delhi is not impressed. The college has refused Unmukt permission to appear in his first year B.A. examinations, citing low attendance.

Breaking News! The victorious Indian U-19 World Cup team returned home this afternoon. They had beaten Australia in the final to win the U-19 World Cup for the third time. Thousands of people gathered outside the Mumbai Airport to accord Hero's welcome to the Indian colts led by skipper Unmukt Chand.

Cricket Desk: The BCCI has reportedly recommended Rahul Dravid and Gautam Gambhir for the prestigious Padma Awards. Rahul Dravid was recommended for Padma Bhushan, while Gautam Gambhir was recommended for Padma Shri. The last date for filing the nominations was August 15.