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  • Vijay Hazare Trophy: Karnataka beat Mumbai; enter fourth straight semifinal
    Chasing a target of 255, Karnataka were 187 for 1 in 33 overs when rain stopped play at the BCCI Centre of Excellence Ground 1 in Bengaluru. At that stage, the VJD par score was 132, with Karnataka well ahead. Devdutt Padikkal was unbeaten on 81 off 95 balls, while Karun Nair was not out […]
  • Grace Harris blitz powers RCB to nine-wicket win over UP Warriorz
    Royal Challengers Bengaluru achieved a commanding nine-wicket win against UP Warriorz. An explosive opening partnership between Grace Harris and Smriti Mandhana powered RCB's chase. UP Warriorz posted 143 for 5, with Deepti Sharma and Deandra Dottin building a crucial partnership. RCB chased down the target swiftly, with Harris scoring a rapid fifty. This marks RCB's […]
  • Bangladesh's T20 WC matches to remain in India, security risk 'low to moderate'
    The ICC has dismissed claims by Bangladesh’s sports adviser that security concerns could bar Bangladesh from travelling to India for the 2026 T20 World Cup, stating its independent risk assessments rate the threat level as low to moderate and fully manageable
  • Bangladesh claims ICC flagged security risks in India; body calls it 'a lie'
    Bangladesh's sports advisor claimed the ICC acknowledged security concerns for the T20 World Cup in India, citing player selection and national jersey wear as threats. However, the ICC denied these specific claims, stating no formal communication mentioned player selection as an issue. Bangladesh had previously requested matches be moved to Sri Lanka.
  • Bangladesh row: Chennai, Trivandrum considered as alternate venues? BCCI responds
    India and Sri Lanka are scheduled to co-host the T20 World Cup from February 7. The Bangladesh Cricket Board had written to the ICC requesting that its matches be moved to Sri Lanka, citing "security concerns" due to tensions between the two countries.
  • 'ICC's existence is unnecessary': Ex-Pakistan cricketer's explosive attack on BCCI dominance
    Former Pakistan spinner Saeed Ajmal has voiced strong criticism of the ICC, suggesting it's losing relevance due to perceived Indian board dominance. He questioned the council's impartiality, citing India's refusal to play in Pakistan as evidence of the ICC's lack of control. Ajmal believes many nations privately agree but fear speaking out.
  • Big Bash: Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan gets retired out after slow knock – Watch
    Mohammad Rizwan became the first overseas player in the BBL to be retired out after struggling to accelerate the scoring for Melbourne Renegades. He managed 26 runs off 23 balls, and his departure did little to boost the team's momentum, as they finished on 170/8. Rizwan's BBL campaign has been below expectations with 167 runs […]
  • 'Almost like Dhoni': Ex-India cricketer lauds finisher Rahul's single taking ability
    KL Rahul showcased remarkable composure and adaptability in India's tense four-wicket victory over New Zealand. He expertly navigated a challenging chase, prioritizing strike rotation and protecting his partners before unleashing his finishing skills in the final overs. Chopra lauded Rahul's maturity and game awareness, comparing his calm demeanor to MS Dhoni's.
  • '40 balls daily daalne hain': The grind behind Ayush Badoni's maiden call-up
    Ayush Badoni received a maiden India call-up for the remaining ODIs against New Zealand, replacing an injured Washington Sundar. His coach highlighted Badoni's dedication to improving his off-spin bowling, a skill he developed through rigorous practice. Badoni's all-round abilities and leadership experience also contributed to his selection.
  • 'Is Virat Kohli arrogant?' Ajinkya Rahane gives a candid answer – Watch
    Ajinkya Rahane offers a unique insight into Virat Kohli's mindset, revealing his greatness stems from a misunderstood 'attitude of learning and never giving up.' Rahane explains Kohli's pre-match withdrawal isn't arrogance but a method to enter his zone. Kohli's relentless work ethic and drive for improvement continue to define his record-breaking career.
  • Ayush Badoni earns maiden ODI call-up as Washington Sundar ruled out of NZ series
    India's ODI series against New Zealand faces disruption as Washington Sundar is ruled out due to a rib injury sustained in the first match. Young batter Ayush Badoni earns his maiden national call-up as his replacement. This setback follows Rishabh Pant's earlier withdrawal, highlighting ongoing injury concerns for the Indian squad.
  • 'It's not a great feeling': Virat Kohli speaks out on crowd cheers after teammate's wicket
    India's master batter Virat Kohli expressed discomfort with fans cheering his arrival at the crease upon a batter's dismissal, a practice he finds disheartening for the departing player. Despite this, Kohli remains grateful for fan support and focused on team victory, as demonstrated by his match-winning 93 in India's chase.
  • 'He walks the talk': Shreyas hails Virat after record-breaking masterclass
    Virat Kohli's masterful 93 guided India to a four-wicket victory in the first ODI against New Zealand, marking his 28,000th international run and surpassing Kumar Sangakkara in the record books. Shreyas Iyer, returning from injury, praised Kohli's consistent brilliance and steadying presence, while even rival Kyle Jamieson acknowledged Kohli's unparalleled influence on the game.
  • Chase Kings: India first team to hunt down 300-plus targets 20 times in ODIs
    India achieved a historic four-wicket victory over New Zealand in the first ODI, successfully chasing down a target of 301. This win marked their 20th successful pursuit of 300-plus totals in ODIs, a world record. Virat Kohli's 93 anchored the chase, with crucial late contributions from Harshit Rana and KL Rahul sealing the win.
  • Washington Sundar ruled out of ODI series due to injury
    India faces a significant setback as all-rounder Washington Sundar is ruled out of the remaining ODIs against New Zealand due to a side strain. This injury casts doubt on his availability for the upcoming T20 series, adding to team concerns ahead of the T20 World Cup. The BCCI is expected to announce his replacement shortly.
  • Hidden drama in India's chase: KL Rahul opens up on Sundar's injury
    KL Rahul revealed the significant challenge of managing India's run chase when Washington Sundar was unable to run effectively due to a back issue. Rahul had to balance aggression with caution, focusing on strike rotation and preventing dot balls to secure the win. His composure and strategic management proved crucial in the tense finish.
  • Vijay Hazare Trophy QFs: Mayank Agarwal falls for 12; Saurashtra in command
  • T20 WC in deadlock: ICC–BCB impasse deepens as Bangladesh venues remain unresolved
    Bangladesh's T20 World Cup venue remains uncertain as the BCB seeks a shift to Sri Lanka due to security concerns. The ICC and BCCI are exploring Indian alternatives like Chennai and Thiruvananthapuram. This impasse follows a dispute over a player's IPL release, escalating tensions and impacting broadcast rights. Pakistan has also offered to host.
  • Shubman Gill is an aggressive captain: Harshit Rana
    Pacer Harshit Rana lauded Shubman Gill's captaincy, calling him a "free and aggressive captain" who empowers his teammates. Rana highlighted Gill's clear decision-making and composure under pressure. This leadership style was evident as India secured a four-wicket victory against New Zealand in the opening ODI, with Gill contributing a crucial 56.
  • My mum keeps all my trophies: Virat Kohli
    Virat Kohli described his career as a dream come true after becoming the fastest batter to 28,000 international runs. He expressed immense gratitude for his journey, emphasising his joy in bringing happiness to fans through cricket. Kohli also shared his aggressive batting mindset and revealed his trophies are sent to his mother.