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India vs West Indies ODIs: Top three player battles to watch out for

NEW DELHI: Rain played spoilsport and came in the way of India's ambition of clean-sweeping the two-match Test series and starting the new World Test Championship cycle with a hundred percent record on Monday. The Rohit Sharma led Indian team will now aim to continue their dominance in the shorter…

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Little known Malaysia bowler becomes the first male cricketer to take seven wickets in a T20I

NEW DELHI: Little-known Malaysia seamer Syazrul Idrus created history on Wednesday by becoming the first male cricketer to take seven wickets in a T20 International. His astonishing figures of 7 for 8 helped Malaysia secure a commanding eight-wicket victory over China in the opening game of the T20 World Cup…

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India vs Pakistan ODI World Cup clash may be advanced due to Navratri celebrations in Ahmedabad

NEW DELHI: The highly anticipated India-Pakistan contest in the upcoming ODI World Cup might be advanced by a day to October 14 due to the opening day of Navratri celebrations in Ahmedabad. The International Cricket Council (ICC) and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) had earlier announced…

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No captain has ever had an impact like Ben Stokes: Alastair Cook

Alastair Cook scored 12,472 runs for England at a strike-rate of 46.95 over a period of 161 Tests. Compare that to England’s ‘Bazball’ era openers Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett, who score at strike-rates of 63.33 and 84.59 respectively, and the difference is astonishing.

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Ishant Sharma reveals an untold story of Zaheer Khan and Virat Kohli's dropped catch

NEW DELHI: Former India pacer Ishant Sharma revealed an interesting story on JioCinema's expert panel discussion about how a dropped catch by Virat Kohli against New Zealand in the second Test in February 2014 led to Zaheer sarcastically declaring his career was ended.

The Times of India

They got carried away a bit: Ponting on England’s ‘Bazball’ approach

Ricky Ponting said England got carried away with their 'Bazball' approach, not acting smart in crucial moments. Despite dominating parts of the game, they lost the Ashes 2-1. Ponting believes they should focus on winning, balancing entertainment with results. He praised their talent, noting their first drawn game in 17…

The Hindu

Siraj has taken such a giant step: Rohit Sharma

Rohit Sharma praised Mohammed Siraj for his 5/60 in the 2nd Test, leading India to a 1-0 series win. Virat Kohli & Ishan Kishan also lauded for their contributions. Despite missing Jasprit Bumrah & Shami, Siraj was not under pressure. West Indies skipper Kraigg Brathwaite pleased with batters lasting over…

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Wickets tumble at Warwickshire on dramatic first day against Middlesex

The home side were put into bat but were all out for just 60.

The Independent UK

More play is better than less: Cricket needs a dose of common sense

Cricket in England is plagued by rain delays, but with good drainage and long summer days, play can continue. Golfers get on with it, and cricket should too. Fining players for slow over rates and long rain delays is harsh and unnecessary. Common sense should prevail to ensure more play…

The Hindu

Shivam Mavi keen to use Deodhar Trophy to re-ignite ODI ambitions

Shivam Mavi endured back injuries before making his international debut in T20s. He persevered in domestic cricket, earning a call-up. Despite no IPL game, he bounced back with nine wickets in Duleep Trophy. He hopes to use Deodhar Trophy to break into one-day side. Mavi is a key player in…

The Hindu

This England side will be remembered despite failure to regain Ashes

Rain at Old Trafford denied Ben Stokes and his team the chance to win the Ashes in a fifth-Test decider but their attitude in this series has been inspiring

The Guardian - UK

Review process will lead to a better Cricket Scotland – Pete Fitzboydon

The Changing The Boundaries report into institutional racism was published 12 months ago.

The Independent UK

Harry Brook concedes ‘reckless’ approach backfired - even for Bazball’s England

Harry Brook scored a 50 at Lord’s but admitted there were flaws in his approach with the bat

The Independent UK

India to play Australia, Afghanistan and England in home season

India to play 8 T20Is, 5 Tests & 3 ODIs vs Aus & Eng in 2023-24 home season. Mohali, Nagpur, Rajkot, Indore, Thiruvananthapuram to host min. 2 games each. T20 WC in USA & WI next year, 1st T20I vs Aus a week after ODI WC & 3 vs Afghanistan…

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Team India to play 3 ODIs, 8 T20s and 5 Tests in 2023-24 home season

NEW DELHI: Team India will have a comprehensive home season in 2023-2024 which includes a three-match ODI series against Australia to fine-tune their preparations for the World Cup followed by eight T20 internationals, and five Test matches against England.

The Hindu

Harmanpreet Kaur to miss two crucial games in Asian Games as ICC hands two-match suspension

Indian women cricket captain Harmanpreet Kaur suspended for two matches for breaching ICC Code of Conduct. She was fined 50% match fee for dissent and 25% for criticising umpires. Accumulation of four demerit points led to two suspension points, resulting in her missing two crucial games at Asian Games.

The Times of India

Harmanpreet Kaur suspended for two matches for on-field outburst in third India-Bangladesh ODI

NEW DELHI: India captain Harmanpreet Kaur has been suspended for her team’s next two international games, after she smashed the stumps and verbally lashed out at the umpires, following two separate breaches of the ICC Code of Conduct during the third match of their ICC Women’s Championship series against Bangladesh…

Evening Standard

Ashes: Harry Brook issues bemused response to critics calling England ‘bad losers’

Harry Brook has dismissed criticism of England as bad losers, pointing out: ‘We’ve not lost anything yet!’

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Coping with expectations key to India's home World Cup campaign: Kapil Dev

NEW DELHI: As the ICC World Cup 2023 approaches, Team India is considered the clear favorites for the tournament. Former captain Kapil Dev emphasised that the Indian team will need to handle the pressure of high expectations in order to reclaim the trophy.

The Times of India

Harleen Deol, Jemimah Rodrigues make substantial gains in ODI batters' chart

NEW DELHI: India's Harleen Deol and Jemimah Rodrigues have made significant progress in the latest ICC women's player rankings for batters, after their impressive performances in the recently concluded series against Bangladesh.

The Times of India

Virat Kohli has one international century more than Sachin Tendulkar after 500 matches

After 500 international matches, Sachin Tendulkar had 75 centuries. Virat Kohli, with his 29th Test century scored recently against the West Indies is one ahead of Sachin after 500 international matches.

Al Jazeera

India women’s cricket captain slammed for ‘deplorable’ behaviour

Harmanpreet Kaur is being criticised after she smashed the stumps and took a verbal swipe at umpires in Bangladesh.

The Times of India

Harmanpreet Kaur faces criticism for unruly behaviour against Bangladesh

NEW DELHI: Indian women's cricket captain, Harmanpreet Kaur, found herself embroiled in controversy after displaying unsportsmanlike behaviour in a recent one-day international against Bangladesh. The incident, which occurred during a rare tie on Saturday, saw Kaur smashing the stumps and verbally lashing out at the umpires, leading to media reports…

The Times of India

Scoring quick runs should depend on the match situation: Ishan Kishan

NEW DELHI: India's wicket-keeper Ishan Kishan believes that Test cricket should be played according to the situation of the match, and that "Bazball" should not become the pattern for playing every single five-day game.

The Times of India

Team India's Test transition begins smoothly in West Indies

NEW DELHI: India's Test team has shown encouraging signs of a smooth transition in their series against the West Indies, culminating in a 1-0 series victory against their opponents. While the victory may not seem awe-inspiring, as the West Indies are ranked seven places below India in the official rankings,…

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