Asia Cup 2016

Champions! India clinch record sixth Asia Cup title after a comprehensive win over Bangladesh

ndia clinched the Asia Cup trophy for a record sixth time after beating hosts Bangladesh by eight wickets, riding on Shikhar Dhawan's scintillating 44- ball-60 in a rain-truncated final

I suggested Dhoni to promote himself up the order in Asia Cup final: Harbhajan Singh

Veteran spinner Harbhajan Singh also laid special emphasis on his fitness for retaining his place in the team, especially when competing against youngsters.

ICC World T20 2016: If India look to be favourites, thank our underrated bowlers for it

The selectors went to work after India lost 0-2 against South Africa in T20s and the changes they have wrought have transformed the side, especially the bowling. The introduction of Ashish Nehra and Jasprit Bumrah has ignited the bowling attack.

Takeaways for India from Asia Cup: Kohli's consistency, Yuvraj's grit and clarity over each player's role

One-trick ponies aren’t going to be enough even in the blink and miss version of cricket. This is where India were clearly head and shoulders ahead of their competition in the Asia Cup

Numero Uno: India enter ICC World T20 as number one ranked side after Asia Cup win

Ignore the Dhoni-Taskin morphed graphic: Violent imagery has been part of cricket for a while now

Violent imagery isn't new in sport, stop running around like headless chickens over it

High praise: Dhoni knows his job better than anyone else, says Kohli

Virat Kohli was all praise for India limited-overs skipper MS Dhoni after the latter's six-ball 20 helped finish the game for India in the Asia Cup final.

Asia Cup 2016: First the storm, then the calm as Kohli, Dhawan and Dhoni script the perfect chase

The sixth Asia Cup title and Dhoni's fourth multi-national tournament win ensured India's warm-up to the ICC World T20 has been near-flawless.

Bangladesh's effort on the field left a lot to be desired but they will take heart from Asia Cup campaign

In the end, home conditions ironically seemed to conspire against Bangladesh. First the rain shortened the game, thus stacking the odds even more in favour of India’s power-based batting.

Cricket looks a bit easier on television than when we play it at the ground: MS Dhoni

Exactly eight months after his cricketing epitaph was written by all and sundry following a series loss to Bangladesh, Mahendra Singh Dhoni took a jibe at his detractors saying that "freedom of expression" in India is used liberally by people when it comes to having an opinion on cricket.