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Green seeks summer of red-ball rhythm after Test axe

Cameron Green and Jhye Richardson will make their long-awaited return to Sheffield Shield cricket when Western Australia take on Queensland at the Gabba.

AAP

West Indies veteran Darren Bravo takes break from cricket following England ODIs snub

West Indies cricketer Darren Bravo takes break from international cricket after being overlooked for ODI series against England; expresses hope to make a return.

The Hindu

‘India played their best cricket in World Cup’: Brian Lara

Brian Lara praises Team India's performance at ODI World Cup 2023; says they played their best cricket but came up short against Australia. He supported India in the final and hoped they would raise the trophy next time.

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Pakistan cricketers unhappy with chief selector for not issuing NOCs to play in foreign leagues

KARACHI: Several Pakistani cricketers are reportedly unhappy with PCB chief selector Wahab Riaz for delaying the issuance of NOCs to players to compete in foreign leagues, such as the Big Bash League in Australia, leading to tension between the two sides.

The Times of India

Chris Gayle expects Rohit Sharma to play a key role in India's T20 World Cup preparation

NEW DELHI: Former West Indies cricket stalwart, Chris Gayle, has expressed his belief that Indian captain Rohit Sharma will play a crucial role in India's preparations for the upcoming T20I World Cup scheduled in the West Indies and the USA in June 2024.

The Times of India

Watch: Viral video of Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan's playful banter

NEW DELHI: In a light-hearted moment that has taken social media by storm, a viral video captured the playful camaraderie between former Pakistan skipper Babar Azam and wicket-keeper Mohammad Rizwan.

The Times of India

70 hours or less?

Debate on 70-hour vs 40-hour work week continues; productivity can be improved with best efforts, not long hours. Achieving a balance between work and family is key to success.

The Hindu

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Cricket and conflicts

Joining armed forces at age of teen, cricket became refuge. 1987, Operation Brasstacks, Zia-ul-Haq's visit cooled tensions. 1999, Kargil conflict, wife learnt of being a soldier's spouse. Summer gruelling, cricket broadcasts from both sides of border. Now, World Cup, news of war front juxtaposed with cricketing images. Human behaviour extreme,…

The Hindu

Rahul Dravid, BCCI engage in discussion but board inclined towards new coach

NEW DELHI: The top brass of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and Rahul Dravid engaged in extensive discussions regarding his potential continuation as the head coach, keeping the fast approaching T20I World Cup in mind.

The Times of India

IPL 2024: Delhi Capitals retain Prithvi Shaw

MUMBAI: Dashing Mumbai opener Prithvi Shaw, currently recovering from a knee injury he sustained while playing for Northamptonshire in County cricket, has been retained by his IPL side, the Delhi Capitals, TOI has learnt.

The Times of India

Exclusive: 'Dhoni should play till he's 50 and beyond that' - How Legends League Cricket aspires to extend players' careers

NEW DELHI: In the cricket-crazy India, where the sport is not just a pastime but a revered passion for millions, the rise of franchise leagues might seem almost inevitable, but the extraordinary success of Legends League Cricket (LLC) in recent years has exceeded all expectations, establishing new benchmarks in the…

The Times of India

Nathan Lyon dismisses 'Bazball' revolution in cricket

NEW DELHI: Australian off-spinner Nathan Lyon has poured cold water on the notion that "Bazball," an aggressive style of cricket associated with the England Test team under coach Brendon McCullum, has brought about a revolution in the game.

The Times of India

George Munsey admits it is 'frustrating not knowing what the future holds'

Scotland's George Munsey admits it is "frustrating not knowing what the future holds" after the International Cricket Council's decision…

The National (Scotland)

Australian spinner Nathan Lyon mocks ''Bazball''

Nathan Lyon dismisses 'Bazball', a brand of cricket England adopted, as "smoke and mirrors". He says it's about shifting gears in Test cricket and understanding the moments. He's 2-0 against it and believes it's an aggressive brand of cricket Australia has already mastered.

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'You need experience...': Wasim Akram on Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli's T20I future ahead of T20 World Cup

NEW DELHI: In the aftermath of India's heart-wrenching defeat to Australia in the ICC ODI World Cup final, the burning question on the minds of cricket enthusiasts is whether skipper Rohit Sharma and the run-machine Virat Kohli will feature in the T20 World Cup 2024 squad.

The Times of India

EXCLUSIVE: 'Time le, fir haath khol' - Rinku Singh explains tips 'idol' Suresh Raina taught him to handle pressure

NEW DELHI: The explosive or slam bang version of the cricket - the Twenty20s, has propelled many budding cricketers from total unknowns to superstars within just a few deliveries or overs. Young Rinku Singh stands out as a prime example, skyrocketing to fame, recognition, and superstardom in an incredibly brief…

The Times of India

When captain Bishan Singh Bedi wanted Karsan Ghavri to stop bowling

MUMBAI: It’s been a month since Bishan Singh Bedi has passed away, but the former India captain keeps getting remembered by those who played with him. On Friday, at the Reliance Digital presents 92nd annual prize distribution function of The Times Cricket Shield for the year 2022-2023, former India left-arm…

The Hindu

Pakistan all-rounder Imad Wasim retires from international cricket

Pakistan all-rounder Imad Wasim has retired from international cricket with immediate effect.

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Aerial artist, finance whiz, World Cup top-scorer: meet Sybrand Engelbrecht

Sybrand Engelbrecht, a former U-19 cricketer, made an unlikely World Cup debut at 35. He showcased excellent temperament and technique, often during rescue acts, and finished as the Netherlands' leading scorer. He admires Jonty Rhodes, Graeme Smith, Jacques Kallis, Hashim Amla, Dale Steyn, A.B. de Villiers, Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli,…

The Times of India

EXCLUSIVE: Meet Arjun Nimmala - A trailblazing Indian American Major League Baseball player

NEW DELHI: Born and raised in the United States to parents from India, Arjun Nimmala's upbringing was a unique blend of American surroundings and the rich traditional Indian values. Growing up with a love for baseball, Arjun not only embraced the sport but etched his name in history.

The Hindu

Vijay Hazare Trophy | Coach Sulakshan Kulkarni’s homecoming to Thane Dadoji Konddev Stadium

Sulakshan Kulkarni, TN head coach, returns to his hometown Thane to train TN squad ahead of Vijay Hazare Trophy opener. He has fond memories of the Dadoji Konddev Stadium, which has been revived in recent years. Kulkarni hopes big-league cricket will return to his hometown so he can keep coming…

Al Jazeera

Sport Weekly: Emma Hayes to set new landmark in women’s football with USNWT

This week Al Jazeera looks at the new USWNT boss, the ‘beauty’ of MMA, and India’s Cricket World Cup final disaster.

The Guardian - UK

Sports quiz of the week: City, cricket, crowds, clubs and Colts

Have you been following the big stories in cricket, football, golf, tennis, darts, boxing, rugby, Formula One and the NFL?

The Times of India

Rashid Khan undergoes lower-back surgery

NEW DELHI: The Afghanistan Cricket Board said that prominent cricketer Rashid Khan underwent a minor lower-back surgery in the UK and is anticipated to make a full recovery.

The Times of India

'I don't think anyone has the right...': Simon O'Donnell opposes David Warner's farewell Test

NEW DELHI: Former Australian cricketer Simon O'Donnell has expressed his disapproval of farewell Tests, particularly in the context of opening batter David Warner's desire for a farewell Test at his home ground in Sydney against Pakistan. O'Donnell believes that players should not have the privilege of picking and choosing the…

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