Why the 49ers vs Rams NFL game is being played in Australia The NFL's first regular-season game in Australia will be played at the 100,000-seat Melbourne Cricket Ground The Independent UK · Sep 10
''Absolute champion'' Mohammed Shami not being neglected, asserts Sourav Ganguly Sourav Ganguly stated Mohammed Shami is not neglected by selectors and remains an absolute champion. Shami has consistently performed well in domestic cricket while awaiting national team selection. Ganguly believes it is too early to predict Shami's chances for the 2027 ODI World Cup. He also praised Ishan Kishan's Duleep… The Economic Times · Sep 10
Women's T20 Asia Cup: Bangladesh opt to field against India in first semifinal In a pivotal semifinal clash, Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana won the toss and opted to field first. India, under the leadership of Harmanpreet Kaur, entered this match unbeaten in the group stage. With ambitions to limit India's score, Bangladesh relied heavily on their bowlers. Both teams maintained the same playing… The Economic Times · Sep 10
Plenty of reasons to stay motivated as eyes must always be set on next level: Mohammed Shami Veteran pacer Mohammed Shami remains highly motivated for his cricket career. He expressed his desire to reach the next level in his game. Shami achieved a special milestone in his 100th first-class match. He enjoyed mentoring younger players during the Duleep Trophy final. The bowler emphasised sticking to basics for… The Economic Times · Sep 10
India Women vs Bangladesh Women Playing 11: Check pitch report, where and when to watch, weather forecast and more India Women vs Bangladesh Women Live streaming: India will face Bangladesh in the Women’s Asia Cup 2026 semi-final on September 10 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. The match begins at 8 pm IST, with live telecast available on Sony Sports Network and streaming on SonyLIV in India. The Economic Times · Sep 10
England close on series sweep against Pakistan: third men’s cricket Test, day two – as it happened Over-by-over report: England’s batters produced a flurry of 50s before Ollie Robinson got to work again The Guardian - UK · Sep 10
Zaheer Khan joins Yuvraj Singh as co-owner of Vancouver Anchors in Canada Super 60 Former Indian fast bowler Zaheer Khan has joined the Vancouver Anchors ownership group. He reunites with his former teammate Yuvraj Singh in this new venture. The Canada Super 60 season two will be held in Vancouver. This event will feature elite men's and women's cricket competitions. Both players aim to… The Economic Times · Sep 10
Asian Games: India won a record 107 medals at Hangzhou. Can the 2026 contingent go beyond that? India aims to build on its Hangzhou success at the upcoming Asian Games. Several new medal contenders have emerged, showcasing India's growing sporting prowess. Key athletes like Manu Bhaker and Aman Sehrawat are expected to perform well. Shooting and badminton disciplines are strong medal prospects for the nation. India also… The Economic Times · Sep 10
Santner rejects BBL offer to stay available for India, Australia series New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner declined a Big Bash League offer. He chose to prioritize upcoming Test series against India and Australia. Santner wants to remain involved with the national team's commitments. He also wishes to continue in his leadership role for the Black Caps. This decision reflects his commitment… The Economic Times · Sep 10
Is Vaibhav Sooryavanshi a post-Test cricketer – or could he revolutionise the format? The 15-year-old is tailor-made for short-form cricket, but he may just have the power to reimagine red-ball batting The Guardian - UK · Sep 10
Asian Games 2026: Can India retain both men’s and women’s gold medals in cricket? India aims to defend two gold medals in cricket at the Asian Games. The men's team, ranked number one, faces challenges from regional rivals. India's women's team, ranked third, is a strong contender without top global competition. Both squads feature experienced players and promising talent for the tournament. The nation's… The Economic Times · Sep 10
The NFL sold out its Australia game in 30 minutes – but will the sport make its mark Down Under? On Friday morning in Melbourne, close to 100,000 people will cram into the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) for the first National Football League (NFL) game ever to be played in Australia. The Conversation · Sep 10
After Bodh Gaya, the Buddha's Pilgrimage Story Lives On in Vaishali and Kesaria, Bihar The City That Loved Him FirstVaishali loved the Buddha before the world had decided what to make of him. The Licchavis, the republic's ruling clan, whose democratic assembly system scholars still cite as one of antiquity's most organised, followed him in such numbers when he left for the last time… Times Life · Sep 10
Grim predictability blights Pakistan’s brief moments of light amid Test gloom Razaullah offered the tourists a glimpse of audacity but it was Babar Azam who embodied the wider loss of hope The Guardian - UK · Sep 9
The Independent UK · Sep 9 Blundering Portsmouth protesters mistake Pakistani cricket team for migrants Around 50 people protested outside a Portsmouth hotel after falsely believing migrants were staying inside. Reform UK councillor George Madgwick met with management and confirmed the hotel was actually hosting a Pakistani cricket team. The crowd dispersed within five minutes after being informed of the misunderstanding. Councillor Madgwick stated the…
AAP · Sep 9 Another Aussie lands key job in English cricket rebuild Former Australia batter and coach Leah Poulton has been appointed managing director of England Women's cricket.
The Guardian - UK · Sep 9 Protesters outside Portsmouth hotel mistake Pakistan U19 cricket team for asylum seekers A group of masked agitators gathered outside a four-star hotel in Portsmouth after reports a group of asylum seekers had been taken there, when it was in fact Pakistan’s under-19 cricket team on a tour
The Economic Times · Sep 9 Sri Lanka Cricket faces estimated revenue loss of USD 20 million In a blow to Sri Lanka Cricket, the organization has lost its chance to host the 2027 ICC Women's Champions Trophy, which will now be held in India in February 2027. Citing government meddling and absence of a legitimate administration, the ICC's decision underscores ongoing challenges faced by Sri Lanka,…
The Guardian - UK · Sep 9 How Lumpy Stevens and two pubs led to the creation of cricket’s middle stump A Surrey club match in 1776 near the Thames was the scene for the first time cricket employed its holy trinity
The Economic Times · Sep 9 IND vs AUS: Ruturaj Gaikwad, Devdutt Padikkal to lead squad; Hardik Pandya's role subject to fitness The Board of Control for Cricket in India has announced India A squads. Devdutt Padikkal will lead the team in two multi-day matches. Ruturaj Gaikwad captains the side for three one-day games. Hardik Pandya is included in the one-day squad pending fitness clearance. The series against Australia A will be…
The Guardian - UK · Sep 9 Warwickshire thrash Glamorgan and lay down gauntlet to rivals: county cricket, day two – as it happened Warwickshire threw a bear-shaped gauntlet on the Championship turf by demolishing Glamorgan in less than two days
The Economic Times · Sep 9 India vs New Zealand: Ticket sales soar past 50,000 New Zealand Cricket has sold over fifty thousand tickets for the upcoming India series. India will play five T20 Internationals, five One Day Internationals, and two Test matches. Several matches are nearing sell-out status, indicating strong public interest. Eden Park's top seating tier has opened for the first time since…
The Economic Times · Sep 9 Why isn't BCCI under national sports law? Supreme Court seeks answers from Indian cricket bodies again The long-running matter had previously resulted in significant changes to the administration of Indian cricket. The apex court had appointed a committee led by former Chief Justice of India R M Lodha to recommend reforms for the BCCI, including the drafting of a new constitution for the cricket body.
The Economic Times · Sep 9 Emerging sports are the next big business opportunity: Tero India MD India’s sports boom is opening up opportunities for entrepreneurs to build businesses beyond cricket.
AAP · Sep 9 'Worse off': BBL sales slammed by Cricket NSW Cricket Australia's decision to open up the Big Bash League to privatisation could lead to the sport being "worse off", according to Cricket NSW.