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Ranji Trophy: Manoj Tiwary-Sudip Gharami stand gives Bengal morale-boosting win

KALYANI: Former India white-ball player Manoj Tiwary and up-and-coming cricketer Sudip Gharami gave Bengal a hard-fought seven-wicket win against Baroda to climb to the top of Group A in the Ranji Trophy here on Friday.

The Times of India

Suryakumar Yadav's exclusion from ODI playing XI shows India's bench strength: Former Lankan captain Dinesh Chandimal

DUBAI: Suryakumar Yadav's omission from playing XI did surprise him but former Sri Lankan captain Dinesh Chandimal also feels that it is a testimony to India's tremendous bench strength in white ball cricket.

The Times of India

Ben Duckett reflects on first England hundred as "the worst I'll feel on cricket pitch"

Ben Duckett earned an England recall against Pakistan after six years away from the Test team and scored a stunning century in his first innings back while battling an illness

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Australia batter Steve Smith could warm up for Ashes with Sussex stint

The world’s number two Test batter is eager to play first-class cricket in English conditions

The Independent UK

Ethics Officer dismisses 'Conflict of Interest' complaint against BCCI president Roger Binny

NEW DELHI: The BCCI Ethics Officer Justice (Retd) Vineet Saran has "dismissed" the 'Conflict of Interest' case filed against BCCI president Roger Binny, stating that complainant Sanjeev Gupta's claims were devoid of any "merit".

The Times of India

Colin Graves keen to return as Yorkshire chair ‘on my terms’

Lord Kamlesh Patel recently announced he would be stepping down in March

The Independent UK

Steve Smith 'set to join Sussex' as Australia star eyes early Ashes warm-up

Steve Smith looks set for his first stint in the County Championship, with the Australia vice-captain reportedly close to agreeing a deal with Sussex that will see him feature in up to four games before the Ashes

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Inaugural Women's U-19 World Cup: Young players finally get global platform to shine

BENONI: Young female players will get their much awaited opportunity to shine on the global stage when the inaugural U-19 Women's World Cup begins here on Saturday.

The Times of India

Noted cricket coach Hemu Dalvi passes away

MUMBAI: Former first-class cricketer Hemu Dalvi, who coached the likes of India's 1983 World Cup hero Balwinder Singh Sandhu and India's bowling coach Paras Mhambrey, passed away at his Dahisar residence on Friday morning at the age of 82. He was suffering from kidney-related issues.

The Times of India

Healy to miss Pakistan T20s with injury

Alyssa Healy will go into the Twenty20 World Cup without a warm-up series after her calf injury ruled her out of three T20s against Pakistan.

AAP

India U-19 women's team has capability to standout: Tendulkar

DUBAI: Batting icon Sachin Tendulkar believes the Indian Women's U-19 squad could emerge as one of the standout sides of the inaugural ICC U-19 T20 World Cup.

The Times of India

India U-19 women's team has capability to stand out: Tendulkar

DUBAI: Batting icon Sachin Tendulkar believes the Indian Women's U-19 squad could emerge as one of the standout sides of the inaugural ICC U-19 T20 World Cup.

The Times of India

Need to address batting woes before World Cup: Sri Lanka coach

KOLKATA: Sri Lanka head coach Chris Silverwood has blamed the senior batters for failing to step up in the second ODI and said they will have to "learn their lessons" before they return to India for the World Cup later this year.

The Times of India

Going to be a lovely game of chess: Labuschagne makes changes in his game to combat Ashwin

MELBOURNE: Star Australia batter Marnus Labuschagne can't wait to engage in a "lovely game of chess" with Ravichandran Ashwin during next month's Test tour of India after making required changes in his game to combat the ace spinner.

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Dual role in ODIs keeping me on my toes, keeps me challenged: KL Rahul

NEW DELHI: India's wicket-keeper batter KL Rahul said that his dual role in one-day internationals is keeping him on his toes and making him work harder. Rahul disclosed that the team management has given him time to settle into this new role.

The Times of India

Vidarbha Under-15 girls lose final, win hearts

NAGPUR: Vidarbha girls may have lost the final of BCCI Under-15 Women's One-Day Trophy to Haryana on Thursday, but they won hearts. Almost every former Vidarbha women's player, and those who follow women's cricket, took to social media congratulating the young girls for what they achieved, something no Vidarbha team…

The Times of India

Ranji Trophy: Shardul Thakur burst helps Mumbai eye big win

Showing off his fine form at the perfect time — the national selectors are set to pick the Indian team for the Test series against Australia at home soon — India's pace bowling allrounder Shardul Thakur took 5 for 80 in 26 overs (2-68 in 22 overs 3-12 in 4…

Daily Record

Women's T20 Cricket World Cup: East Kilbride Cricket Club teen helping Scotland U19s make history in South Africa

Sixteen-year-old Nayma Shaikh is representing Scotland this week

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'Human rights are not politics': Cricket Australia chief defends withdrawal decision

NEW DELHI: Cricket Australia (CA) chief executive Nick Hockley on Friday defended the Australian men's team's decision to withdraw from one-day international (ODI) series against Afghanistan. CA took the unilateral decision on Thursday over women's rights issue but faced sharp criticism for the withdrawal.

The Times of India

Injured Peter Handscomb in race against clock to be fit for India tour

MELBOURNE: Australia batter Peter Handscomb will be racing against time to recover for next month's India tour after suffering a hip injury.

The Times of India

India vs Sri Lanka, 2nd ODI: CAB show at Eden Gardens a damp squib

KOLKATA: The laser show planned by the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) during the innings break of the second ODI between India and Sri Lanka at the Eden Gardens turned out to be a damp squib on Thursday.

The Times of India

2nd ODI: Kuldeep Yadav, KL Rahul lead India to 4-wicket win over Sri Lanka

In out of team, Kuldeep turns things India's way in 2nd ODI as hosts bag series; under-fire KL Rahul too proves a point with fighting knock

The Guardian - AU

Australian government praises national cricket team boycott of Afghanistan matches

The decision by Cricket Australia, based on ‘unacceptable’ treatment of women and girls by the Taliban, has been labelled ‘pathetic’ by the Afghan Cricket Board

AAP

Scans confirm Handscomb injury

Scans have confirmed Peter Handscomb has suffered a soft-tissue injury in his hip, but officials are hopeful he will be fit to tour India.

AAP

Labuschagne makes changes to combat Ashwin

Marnus Labuschagne has been preparing for next month's tour of India for two years, changing his own game to combat the spin of Ravichandran Ashwin.

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