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'Retirements coming thick and fast': Former India opener feels Test cricket struggling for existence

NEW DELHI: As South African Heinrich Klaasen became the latest player to retire from Test cricket, former India cricketer Aakash Chopra feels that the traditional format is going through an existential crisis.

The Times of India

BCCI to hold first post-covid Annual Awards function in Hyderabad on Jan 23

MUMBAI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) will hold its Annual Awards function in Hyderabad on January 23 in Hyderabad, ahead of the first Test between India and England, which will start in the Charminar City from January 25.

The Times of India

Mohammed Shami's white-ball future back in focus

NEW DELHI: With the T20 World Cup just five months away, the Indian team management and selectors are seeking clarity about Mohammed Shami's white-ball future. TOI understands the Indian cricket board (BCCI) is looking to have a discussion with the star pacer about his future plans.

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SA20 will help tap new talent: David Miller

GQEBERHA: Amidst the talk of T20 cricket taking precedence over Tests in South Africa, national team coach Shukri Conrad said recently, "SA20 has to happen, it is going to be the lifeblood of SA cricket. If it doesn't happen, we won't have Test cricket anyway." Conrad's comment reflects the hope…

The Times of India

I have never seen anything better than what Tendulkar, Azharuddin did at Newlands: Conrad

hukri Conrad has seen it all. He played cricket before and after the apartheid in South Africa. “Let’s say I played in the White side and yes, I played in the non-White side,” Conrad told The Hindu. “And then I was involved when unity came along. A little bit of…

The Hindu

IND vs AFG | Biting cold, chilly winds and dew-soaked outfield await series-opener

MOHALIBiting cold and chilly breeze failed to deter the Afghanistan cricketers from opting for a lengthy net session at the PCA ground here on Tuesday. No doubt, the Afghans are well equipped to deal with these conditions back home but discomfort was writ large on the faces of many players.…

The Hindu

Pakistan players used to tamper with the ball more than others, reveals former India pacer Praveen Kumar

NEW DELHI: In a startling revelation, former India fast bowler Praveen Kumar said that Pakistan players used to tamper with the ball more than other teams in international cricket to aid reverse swing.

The Times of India

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Colin Graves edging closer to Yorkshire return as board meets to discuss offer

Graves first served as executive chair at Yorkshire between 2012 and 2015.

The Independent UK

Sri Lanka name 16-member squad for three-match T20I series against Zimbabwe

NEW DELHI: Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) on Tuesday announced a 16-member squad led by Wanindu Hasaranga for the upcoming three-match T20 series against Zimbabwe.

The Times of India

Former Australia coach does not consider David Warner as one of the 'greats' of the game

NEW DELHI: Former coach John Buchanan, who led Australia to two 50-over World Cup victories in 2003 and 2007, has expressed his opinion that David Warner does not qualify as one of the cricketing greats. According to Buchanan, the title of "great" should be reserved for exceptional cricketers such as…

The Times of India

ICC rates Newlands pitch as unsatisfactory after shortest-ever Test in history

ICC rated the Newlands pitch for the second Test between India and South Africa as “unsatisfactory” after it ended inside five sessions

The Hindu

Yorkshire sponsor monitoring possible Colin Graves return ‘very carefully’

Graves is understood to be close to returning to Yorkshire as chair as part of a new consortium.

The Independent UK

'Going to raise some eyebrows...': David Warner's autobiography to reveal untold stories of his journey

NEW DELHI: Australia opener David Warner, who recently retired from Test and ODI cricket, has expressed excitement about his upcoming autobiography. While the publication date is yet to be announced, Warner believes that it will captivate readers' attention due to its inclusion of details about the 2018 sandpaper-gate incident in…

The Times of India

Mohammed Shami, para archer Sheetal conferred with National Sports Awards

national sports awards| India’s best-performing athletes were on January 9 conferred with the national sports awards by President Droupadi Murmu in a regal ceremony where cricketer Mohammed Shami walked in to a rapturous applause at the Rashtrapati Bhawan.

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WATCH: This Pakistan cricketer wants Brad Pitt to play him in his biopic

NEW DELHI: Pakistan cricketers often find ways to grab attention. Recently, the out-of-favour Pakistan opening batsman Ahmed Shehzad, who has been out of the team for a while, was posed with an intriguing question: which Hollywood actor would he choose to portray him in a biopic?

The Independent UK

On This Day in 2009: Andrew Strauss named captain for whole West Indies tour

Kevin Pietersen resigned and coach Peter Moores was sacked.

The Times of India

'World Test Championship has made it worse for Test cricket'

NEW DELHI: Former England Test batter Mark Butcher has expressed his criticism of the International Cricket Council's (ICC) World Test Championship (WTC), stating that the tournament has done more harm than good to the longest format of the game.

The Hindu

WTC has made it worse for Test cricket: Butcher

Former England Test batter Mark Butcher feels the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) has done more harm than good to the longest format.

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Campa becomes official sponsor of BCCI cricket series in India: Reports

NEW DELHI: Reliance Consumer Products-owned soft drink brand Campa has secured a multi-year deal with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to become one of the official central sponsors for all cricket series played in the country, starting this year, according to a report by The Economics…

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Pakistan Cricket Board ends association with foreign coaches amid team's poor performance

NEW DELHI: In the wake of the Pakistan cricket team's lackluster performances, including a disappointing World Cup campaign, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to part ways with foreign coaches Mickey Arthur, Grant Bradburn, and Andrew Puttick. The decision comes as the board seeks to revamp the coaching setup…

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Former Pakistan cricketer's cryptic post goes viral amid Maldives controversy

NEW DELHI: In the midst of the ongoing controversy surrounding the Maldives, former Pakistan spinner Danish Kaneria has added an intriguing twist to the story. This comes as several Indian celebrities and citizens show their support for local beaches and travel destinations amidst the escalating tensions.

The Times of India

Our pace attack can challenge any team in the world: Mohammed Shami

NEW DELHI: Currently sidelined with an ankle injury, premier fast bowler Mohammed Shami is likely to make his international comeback in the five-Test series against England at home.

The Times of India

Ranji Trophy: Captain Yash Dhull sacked after Delhi suffer 9-wicket loss to Puducherry at home

NEW DELHI: Monday morning was one of the darkest ones in the history of Delhi cricket. They lost to Puducherry, a team that started playing First-Class cricket five years ago, by nine wickets at home in their opening match of the Ranji Trophy season.

The Times of India

Afghanistan trio allowed to play in franchise leagues with new regulatory measures

NEW DELHI: The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) announced on Monday that it has granted permission to bowlers Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Fazalhaq Farooqi, and Naveen Ul Haq to participate in franchise leagues.

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Renegades' Mujeeb given green light by Afghan board

Melbourne Renegades spinner Mujeeb Ur Rahman is among three players to be granted permission by the Afghanistan Cricket Board to take part in overseas leagues.

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