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Former BCCI secretary Amitabh Chaudhary no more

Amitabh Chaudhary, the former BCCI secretary and president of Jharkhand State Cricket Association (JSCA) died of heart attack on Tuesday morning. Read more on Dynamite News:

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Ireland all-rounder Kevin O’Brien retires from international cricket

He has decided to call it a day ahead of the T20 World Cup in Australia

Irish Mirror

Women's cricket FTP 2022-25 | Team India to play 2 Tests, 27 ODIs, 36 T20Is

The ICC released its first-ever Women’s Future Tours Program for the years 2022 to 2025, which includes 301 matches across formats

The Hindu

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The sound of summer cricket is about to change as Ian Chappell retires after 45 years

After calling his first game in 1976/77, cricket champion Ian Chappell officially retires after 45 years behind the microphone

The New Daily

Ben Stokes vows England will continue to bring the "venom" against South Africa

England Test captain Ben Stokes is looking forward to taking on South Africa and has vowed that his side will be "sticking to our guns" with their new style of play

Daily Mirror

South Africa legend says "mind-blowing" England can "get to the top" playing 'Bazball'

South Africa legend Mike Procter is a big fan of England's new approach to Test cricket under Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum and is hopeful more teams will look to follow their lead

Daily Mirror

Sam Billings aims "stupid" dig at South Africa captain Dean Elgar over 'Bazball' jibe

South Africa captain Dean Elgar has dismissed England's new positive and aggressive brand of cricket ahead of their three-match Test series, stating he would "like to see them do it against our seamers"

Daily Mirror

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WBBL gets international schedule safeguard

The Women's Big Bash League will be safeguarded by a virtual international window in the next fixtures cycle in a significant boost for Cricket Australia.

AAP

Former BCCI acting secretary Amitabh Chaudhary no more

Amitabh Choudhary was a retired senior IPS officer, who rose to the rank of IGP with the Jharkhand Police, the former top cop was also the chairman of JPSC

The Hindu

Former BCCI acting secretary Amitabh Choudhary passes away

RANCHI: Amitabh Chaudhary, the former BCCI acting secretary and president of Jharkhand State Cricket Association (JSCA) died of heart attack on Tuesday morning.

The Times of India

Kapil Dev wants ICC to ensure survival of ODI, Test formats

‘It’s going the way as football in Europe,’ says the former India captain amid global growth of lucrative T20 leagues.

The Hindu

Siddhesh Lad parts ways with Mumbai; applies to MCA for NOC

MUMBAI: After Arjun Tendulkar, another cricketer is set to part ways with Mumbai. On Monday, batsman Siddhesh Lad, applied for a No-Objection Certificate from his parent body, the Mumbai Cricket Association, to play for another domestic side after representing Mumbai since 2013.

The Times of India

Hardik Pandya in full flow makes India a different side: Lance Klusener

Zimbabwe batting coach Klusener feels ODI series vs India will be learning curve for team

The Times of India

Ian Chappell retires from cricket commentary after 45 years

Known for his forthright opinions on everything from batting technique to the way the sport was governed, Ian Chappell says he is retiring after health issues in recent years made the demands of the job harder.

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Andrew Strauss sends warning to cricket authorities at time of “unbelievable” change

The Ashes winning captain believes that both Test and T20 cricket can play a part in the game's future but the authorities need to create a manageable schedule

The Conversation

In a year of sporting mega-events, the Brisbane Olympics can learn a lot from the ones that fail their host cities

In a year of major sporting events – the Commonwealth Games, the FIFA World Cup, cricket’s T20 World Cup, the Winter Olympics – conversations on greening such events are more essential than ever. While the Brisbane Olympics are a decade away, lessons from events like these need to be applied…

The Hindu

Cricket Australia rolls out 5-year plan to make sport more inclusive, create culture for cricket ahead of 2032 Games

Cricket Australia unveiled its plan that features 10 priorities across four interrelated pillars

Evening Standard

James Anderson confident no other fast bowler will be ‘stupid enough’ to play Test cricket past 40th birthday

James Anderson will play his first Test match since his 40th birthday when England meet South Africa at Lord’s but he does not believe another fast bowler will be “stupid” enough to play until his age, given the rise of T20 cricket.

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Jimmy Anderson feels fresh at 40 and ready to lead attack against South Africa

England seamer has said only Stuart Broad can match him and still be bowling in Tests at the age of 40 as franchise cricket is increasingly appealing for young quicks

Daily Mirror

James Anderson fears he and Stuart Broad will be the last fast bowlers of their kind

Anderson will become the first England fast bowler to play Test cricket past the age of 40 since 1961 but he believes there won't be another to follow in his and Stuart Broad's steps

The Independent UK

English cricket must react as game’s ‘tectonic plates’ shift, Andrew Strauss claims

Speaking ahead of this week’s Lord’s Test against South Africa, Strauss acknowledged the established order was under threat

Evening Standard

Andrew Strauss urges cricket’s authorities to quickly adapt to ‘big Rubik’s cube’ of scheduling problems

Sir Andrew Strauss has warned cricket’s authorities cannot afford to be “slow moving and have our heads in the sand” at a time of “unbelievable” change in the game.

The Guardian - UK

‘A big Rubik’s Cube’: Strauss believes Test and T20 cricket can sit together

Andrew Strauss has said ‘the cricket world is changing unbelievably quickly’ and the ECB needs be nimble and adaptable

The Times of India

Media rights sale: Former Pepsi chair Nooyi's presence on ICC and Amazon boards raises questions of potential conflict

MUMBAI: Indra Nooyi, the former chairperson at PepsiCo, who is currently serving as an independent director at the International Cricket Council (ICC), also happens to be on the board of Amazon and the company's audit committee as the retail-to-content conglomerate prepares to submit a bid for media rights of cricket's…

The Times of India

ICC media rights tender explained: FAQ on what's happening, what's not and the clamour around it all

MUMBAI: The International Cricket Council (ICC), by way of a tender document, has asked interested broadcasters to come forward and submit bids.

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