Kohima Capitals

Kohima Capitals Kohima Capitals is a cricket club based in Kohima, Nagaland, India.

The Club was established with the objective of setting up a Professionally managed Cricket Team which can compete at the National and International Level.

The boys coming together for a quick click before taking the field in the ongoing 6th edition of the Silver Cup T20 tour...
18/03/2015

The boys coming together for a quick click before taking the field in the ongoing 6th edition of the Silver Cup T20 tournament.

06/11/2014

The 6th edition of will be held during the month of March 2015. The tournament had a very successful start and is gradually forming into a major tourney in the region attracting teams from outside the state of Nagaland. With each passing edition, the month long tournament is getting more and more exciting. It will be pertinent to say that Silver Cup gave birth to cricket in Kohima~ home of the Nagas. Hoping to see the locals lifting the cup.

19/03/2014

Its match day guys!!! Kohima Capitals vs Deenix CC, Mon. 38 mins to go!!

    GRAEME SMITH RETIRES !!!South African captain, Graeme Smith has announced a surprising retirement from all forms of ...
04/03/2014

GRAEME SMITH RETIRES !!!
South African captain, Graeme Smith has announced a surprising retirement from all forms of the game at the conclusion of the current Test against Australia at Newlands, Cape Town.

33-year old Smith has featured in 117 Tests, 109 of them as captain and has played a total number of 347 internationals across all formats of the game. The Proteas captain is said to have informed his team-mates about his decision at the end of the third day at Cape Town.

Having led his side to 109 Tests, Smith is the most capped Test captain in the history of Test cricket. "This has been the most difficult decision I have ever had to make in my life," said Smith.

"Its a decision that I have been considering since my ankle surgery in April last year.

Kevin Pietersen's controversial England career came to a dramatic end after officials announced Tuesday they "unanimousl...
05/02/2014

Kevin Pietersen's controversial England career came to a dramatic end after officials announced Tuesday they "unanimously" wanted to rebuild the side without him following their Ashes thrashing in Australia.

In a joint statement with the 33-year-old former England captain, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced they'd left the gifted batsman out of their squads for both the upcoming one-day tour of the West Indies and the World Twenty20 in Bangladesh, signalling the end of his international career.

'A great deal still to give'

"Playing cricket for my country has been an honour," said Pietersen.

"Although I am obviously very sad the incredible journey has come to an end, I'm also hugely proud of what we, as a team, have achieved over the past nine years.

"I feel extremely fortunate to have played at a time of great success for England cricket alongside some of the best cricketers the country has ever produced.

"I want to thank everyone for their fantastic support and I wish the team the very best of success going forward."

He added: "I believe I have a great deal still to give as a cricketer. I will continue to play but deeply regret that it won't be for England."

Newly-appointed ECB managing director Paul Downton, who only recently oversaw the departure of England coach Andy Flower following the Ashes thrashing, hinted the need to restore team harmony, rather than playing ability, had been the key reason behind the "tough decision" to axe Pietersen -- England's leading run-scorer across all formats.

26/01/2014

Happy Republic Day! Jai Hind!

TEST CRICKET IS STILL THE ULTIMATE FORM OF CRICKET !!!A world record cricket crowd has turned outfor the opening day of ...
26/12/2013

TEST CRICKET IS STILL THE ULTIMATE FORM OF CRICKET !!!

A world record cricket crowd has turned out
for the opening day of the fourth Ashes Test at
the Melbourne Cricket Ground(MCG)
At stumps on day one, the official attendance
was 91,092, surpassing the previous record
mark of 90,800, which was also set at this ground on Feb 11, 1961.

26/12/2013

As India and South Africa prepare to take on each other latter today, we take a look at Jacques Kallis' Test Career:

BATTING:
Matches: 165
Innings: 279
NO: 40
Runs: 13,174
H/S 224
Avg: 55.12
100s: 44
50s: 58

BOWLING:
Balls: 20,166
Maidens: 847
Runs: 9499
Wickets: 292
Best: 6-54
Avg: 32.53
Eco: 2.83
Five Wickets: 12
Ten Wickets: 0
How many wickets or how many runs will he score in his last test match?

JUST IN: Jacques Kallis Retires from Test and First-Class Cricket."Its been an honour and a privilege to havebeen part o...
25/12/2013

JUST IN: Jacques Kallis Retires from Test and First-Class Cricket.

"Its been an honour and a privilege to have
been part of the South African Test team since
making my debut 18 years ago. I have enjoyed
every moment out in the middle but I just feel
that the time is right to hang up my Test
whites," said the veteran of 165 Test matches.

Merry Christmas...!!! Stay special.
24/12/2013

Merry Christmas...!!! Stay special.

BREAKING NEWS !!!  SWANN RETIRES !!!Swann, 34, has had a Commonwealth BankAshes series to forget, and revealed Australia...
22/12/2013

BREAKING NEWS !!! SWANN RETIRES !!!
Swann, 34, has had a Commonwealth Bank
Ashes series to forget, and revealed Australia
clinching the Ashes series with thumping Test
victories in Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth had
played a part in his decision to walk out on
the team mid-way through the series.

In a statement released by the England and
Wales Cricket Board, Swann said: "After a great
deal of consideration I have decided to call it a
day on my international and first-class career,"
Swann said. "This decision has been very
difficult seeing as the England team has been
my family for seven years now, but I feel that
now is the right time to step down."

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