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- Indian pace bowler Jasprit Bumrah expressed his annoyance with the media outside Mumbai airport, stating he hadn't invited them. He was later rested for the upcoming ODI series against Australia but is part of the T20I squad.
- Rain halted Pakistan's promising chase against England in the ICC Women's World Cup, forcing a draw. Pakistan captain Fatima Sana's stellar bowling, claiming four wickets, had put them in a strong position. Chasing a revised 113, Pakistan was 34/0 when the downpour ended the match, leaving both teams to share points.
- Nepal and Oman have secured their places in the 2026 T20 World Cup, hosted by India and Sri Lanka. Their qualification was confirmed after UAE's victory over Samoa, placing UAE third in the Super Six standings. Nepal and Oman currently lead the table, separated by net run rate.
- Siddhesh Lad's remarkable comeback for Mumbai saw him score a fighting 116 against Jammu & Kashmir. Embracing a defined role at number four, the veteran batsman emphasized stabilizing the innings and contributing to team victories. Lad expressed contentment with his position, prioritizing team success over individual accolades in his career's twilight.
- Siddhesh Lad's resilient 116 anchored Mumbai's strong start on Day One of their Ranji Trophy opener against Jammu & Kashmir. Despite early setbacks, Lad's century, supported by Shams Mulani's unbeaten 79, propelled Mumbai to a commanding 336/5. The team aims to extend their lead with remaining batsmen.
- Team India's departure for Australia showcased a positive transition with new ODI captain Shubman Gill embracing leadership. Gill's camaraderie with Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli set an encouraging tone for the upcoming series, which marks the start of a new cycle towards the 2027 World Cup. Both Rohit and Kohli return to the ODI squad […]
- Virat Kohli's future with Royal Challengers Bengaluru is secure. He has committed to playing for the franchise. Reports of him leaving are incorrect. Kohli has not signed a new commercial deal as he awaits potential changes in franchise ownership. He continues to be a key player for RCB and has promised to play his first […]
- Ruturaj Gaikwad marked a stellar comeback after a five-month injury layoff with a resilient 91 against Kerala. He navigated a treacherous pitch and an early collapse, anchoring Maharashtra's innings. His patient, technically sound batting, alongside Jalaj Saxena's stoic 49, built a crucial partnership, showcasing a return to form and purpose.
- Ishan Kishan's unbeaten 125 anchored Jharkhand's recovery to 307/6 against Tamil Nadu on day one of the Ranji Trophy. Defending champions Vidarbha reached 302/3 against Nagaland, with Aman Mokhade scoring 148. Andhra also enjoyed a strong start, ending day one at 300/2 against Uttar Pradesh, thanks to KS Bharat's 144.
- Australian captain Pat Cummins will be absent from the upcoming white-ball series against India due to injury. Mitchell Marsh will lead both the ODI and T20I squads. Cummins revealed his all-time India-Australia ODI XI. Mitchell Starc will spearhead the bowling attack in the ODI series. Marsh's recent form makes him a strong leader.
- A heartwarming video captured Rohit Sharma embracing Shubman Gill, his successor as ODI captain, ahead of India's upcoming series in Australia. Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer also greeted Gill warmly. Amidst speculation about Rohit and Kohli's ODI futures, Gautam Gambhir emphasized focusing on the present and their valuable experience for the Australian tour.
- Pakistan stunned world champions South Africa by 93 runs in the first Test, ending their 10-match winning streak. Noman Ali's spin wizardry, taking 10 wickets, and Shaheen Afridi's pace proved too much for the Proteas. This victory propels Pakistan to second in the World Test Championship standings.
- The BCCI's Ranji Trophy 2025 season began with an embarrassing mix-up, mistakenly listing star batter Sarfaraz Khan as dismissed for a duck. The error, which saw his younger brother Musheer Khan actually get out, caused widespread confusion online before the scorecard was corrected. This incident highlighted human error's impact despite digital advancements.
- The Indian women's cricket team has been fined five percent of their match fees for a slow over-rate during their Women's ODI World Cup match against Australia. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur accepted the sanction after the team was found to be one over short of the target. This penalty comes ahead of their crucial match against […]
- Vaibhav Suryavanshi showcased his aggressive batting for Bihar in the Ranji Trophy, scoring 14 runs off just five balls against Arunachal Pradesh. This rapid knock, featuring two fours and a six, followed his impressive performances in the IPL and U-19 matches for India. Earlier, Bihar's bowlers, led by Sakib Hussain's 6/41, had restricted Arunachal Pradesh […]
- Shubman Gill navigates a demanding schedule as India's multi-format captain, securing a Test series win against the West Indies. Despite acknowledging mental and physical fatigue, Gill embraces the responsibility, showcasing impressive batting form and leadership. The team's strong response to his captaincy is highlighted, though questions linger about the packed calendar's impact.
- Maharashtra endured a disastrous Ranji Trophy start against Kerala, plummeting to 5/4 early on. Debutant Prithvi Shaw was dismissed for a duck, adding to the team's woes. Despite a recovery led by Ruturaj Gaikwad and Jalaj Saxena, Maharashtra reached 81/5 at lunch, facing an uphill battle in their new season.
- India's star opener Pratika Rawal masterfully blends her psychology degree with cricket, using self-observation and analysis to excel. Her consistent performance in the Women's ODI World Cup, marked by high scores and an impressive average, showcases her mental fortitude and analytical prowess, making her a standout player.
- Ravichandran Ashwin questioned Nitish Kumar Reddy's inclusion in India's playing XI against the West Indies, citing minimal bowling contributions. Ashwin suggested a specialist batter or a proven all-rounder like Axar Patel would have been a better choice, emphasizing the need for clearer role definition for players expected to contribute across disciplines.
- India's cricket stars Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli are back for the Australian white-ball tour, with Shubman Gill now leading the ODI side. This marks a significant leadership transition as the team gears up for future tournaments. Key players have departed for the series, which includes three ODIs and five T20Is.