In the season racing past, cricket, to Virat Kohli, must have felt like a washing machine. Through his 12 months with India, Delhi and the Royal Challengers Bangalore, Kohli found himself in all manner of cycles - high-speed tumble, delicate, spin, rinse, permanent press.

Shane Warne tried to keep his emotions in check during his final outing in the Indian Premier League. Eventually, he succumbed to an evident tear.

Shane Warne mixed legendary cricket deeds with lurid headlines away from the pitch in a career as bewitching as his famed wrong 'un.

There's good reason for the Wankhede Stadium crowd to chant, "Shane, Shane" as much, if not more than the usual, "Sachin, Sachin!" at Friday's Mumbai Indians vs Rajasthan Royals Indian Premier League game.

Shane Warne bows out of professional cricket on Friday after a frustrating final Indian Premier League season replete with rows, fines and other off-field distractions.

Shane Warne has revealed he threatened to walk out of the Rajasthan Royals side during the first season over interference in team selection by "certain people". In an interview to a television channel, Warne said he had had to make some tough decisions in his tenure as Rajasthan captain, and having his say over selection was one of them.

Virat Kohli with his magnificent batting, cute smile and smart persona is the latest cricketing sensation. Virat who's known for his style quotient.

When a player makes an impact in the IPL, it's no guarantee he's one for the future.

Shane Warne, Rajasthan Royals IPL captain, the man who reinvented the dreary leg spin in the 1990s decided on Friday to call it quits after a glitzy 23-year career which saw him baffle the greats and eventually turned him into one itself.

He brought a refreshing change to fielding with his athleticism in his playing days. Now, Jonty Rhodes is using his acrobatic skills on the Mumbai roads to keep himself fresh amid non-stop cricket.