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Harsha Bhogle: Spreading Joy and Smiles in Worldwide Cricket Matches

Explore the inspiring journey of Harsha Bhogle, a beloved cricket commentator whose joy for the game radiates to fans growing the sport worldwide.

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Shoaib Bashir in England Test squad: A story of tears, hard work and glory

BENGALURU: Before his glory moment of inclusion in England's Test squad to tour India, Shoaib Bashir's journey was filled with rejection, tears and countless hours of hard work to finetune his skills.

The Times of India

Mohammed Shami nominated for Arjuna Award, Satwik Sairaj Rankireddy-Chirag Shetty for Khel Ratna

NEW DELHI: Pacer Mohammed Shami, one of the architects of India's near successful World Cup campaign, has been nominated for this year's Arjuna Award, while men's doubles badminton pair of Satwik Sairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty were selected for the Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award.

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Nathan Lyon in all praise of 'coach' R Ashwin as he nears 500 club

NEW DELHI: On the verge of becoming the only fourth spinner to register 500 wickets in Test cricket, veteran Australia spinner Nathan Lyon on Wednesday said that he sees an unlikely 'coach' in Indian contemporary Ravichandran Ashwin and has learned a lot from him over the years.

The Times of India

Indian team has responsibility to take women’s cricket ahead: Harmanpreet Kaur

India captain Harmanpreet Kaur desires more Tests in women's cricket, admitting India must lead the way with consistent performances.

The Hindu

India's experienced speedster Mohammed Shami in running for Arjuna Award

India's experienced speedster Mohammed Shami is in the running to receive the Arjun Award according to sources.

Dynamite News

‘A bucket-list thing’: England’s women relish first Test in India for 18 years

The women’s game has been transformed since Charlotte Edwards’s side braved infested hotels en route to defeat in 2005

The Guardian - UK

We have an opportunity to take women's cricket as high as we can: Harmanpreet Kaur

NEW DELHI: India's women's cricket captain, Harmanpreet Kaur, expressed her desire for more Test matches in women's cricket, stating, "Talking about women's cricket, it is improving day-by-day in India. A lot of people are coming to watch the match which we saw in the last T20Is."

The Times of India

Heather Knight hoping England and India put on good show to push women’s Tests

England will hope to build on their Twenty20 series win in the one-off four-day match.

The Independent UK

Watch: 'Is freedom not for everyone?' - Usman Khawaja to challenge ban on Gaza message shoes

NEW DELHI: Australian cricketer Usman Khawaja has pledged to contest a ban preventing him from wearing shoes during a match that draws attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The 36-year-old opening batsman adorned his footwear with hand-written slogans, including "Freedom is a human right" and "All lives are equal,"…

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'We've got to find ways...': Jos Buttler calls for restricting West Indies' big hitters

NEW DELHI: Jos Buttler, the captain of the England cricket team, emphasized the need to find a way to restrict the big hitters in the West Indies team after the hosts secured a four-wicket win in the opening Twenty20 International (T20I) in Barbados.

The Hindu

Gaza support | Cricket Australia expects Usman Khawaja to abide by rules

CA backs Khawaja's right to express support for Gaza, but expects him to follow ICC rules. Sports Minister Anika Wells supports Khawaja's peaceful expression of individual opinion.

The Times of India

'He doesn't want to make a fuss...': Cummins after Khawaja opts against wearing Gaza messages on shoes

NEW DELHI: Australian cricketer Usman Khawaja has decided not to wear shoes adorned with messages highlighting the situation in Gaza during the first Test against Pakistan, according to captain Pat Cummins.

The Hindu

No one goes to a sporting contest just to watch the rain

Cricket needs to speed up: time-wasting, quest for perfect conditions, DRS, and excursions from dressing room all slow game. Umpires must use common sense and enforce laws to ensure spectators get full day's play. Technology and stop clock can help, but teams must also take responsibility.

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U-19 Asia Cup: Seamer Raj takes 7/13 as India beat Nepal to enter semis

Seam bowler Raj Limbani bowled an incisive spell to record the brilliant figures of 7/13 as India cruised to a 10-wicket victory over Nepal to clinch a semi-final berth in the U-19 Asia Cup cricket tournament

The Guardian - UK

Tymal Mills ‘building momentum’ in quest for England T20 World Cup spot

Fast bowler hopes injury problems are behind him and he can make an impact in this month’s series in the West Indies

Newcastle Herald

'Foolish': Wallsend MP, cricket body oppose new basketball stadium location

Wallsend MP Sonia Hornery and Newcastle District Cricket Association say the city's proposed new basketball stadium is in the wrong location and should not come at the expense of other sports. NDCA chairman Aaron Gray said on Tuesday that building the stadium "on a grass field next to a stormwater…

The Times of India

Mirpur pitch gets one demerit point after unsatisfactory rating by ICC

NEW DELHI: The Mirpur pitch, which was the venue for the second and final Test match between Bangladesh and New Zealand, has been given a demerit point by the International Cricket Council (ICC) due to its unsatisfactory rating.

The Times of India

India banking on coach Amol Muzumdar's experience to get into Test mindset: Smriti Mandhana

NEW DELHI: With the Indian women's team facing a lack of sufficient red-ball exposure, vice-captain Smriti Mandhana has highlighted the efforts of her younger teammates to seek guidance from the new head coach, Amol Muzumdar, in order to transition into a red-ball mindset ahead of the upcoming one-off Test against…

The Independent UK

England batter Tammy Beaumont believes players feel the pressure of Test matches

England lost to Australia in their last Test in June and have not played a red-ball game overseas for almost two years.

The Times of India

Would love to a part of Women’s WTC, but that’s for ICC and board to decide: Smriti Mandhana

NAVI MUMBAI: So rare are Tests in the landscape of women’s cricket, that Smriti Mandhana wasn’t even sure when was the last time India played a Test at home, before she was reminded that it was in November 2014, India beating South Africa at Manas Gangotri Stadium in Mysuru.

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