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'It was because of his misjudgment': Ex-Pakistan captain blames Rachin Ravindra for injury

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt has come out in strong support of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) amid the controversy surrounding Rachin Ravindra's injury during the ongoing tri-series in Pakistan.

The Times of India

New Zealand announce 15-member squad for ICC Champions Trophy 2025

The New Zealand cricket team has announced its 15-member squad for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, set to be held in Pakistan and the UAE. The highly anticipated tournament marks the Champions Trophy's return to the international calendar after an eight-year hiatus.

The Times of India

Maheesh Theekshana's hat-trick headlines rain-interrupted New Zealand-Sri Lanka ODI in Hamilton

Sri Lanka spinner Maheesh Theekshana stole the spotlight on Wednesday with a sensational hat-trick as New Zealand posted 255/9 in a rain-shortened second one-day international at Seddon Park, Hamilton.

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3rd T20I: Kusal Perera's record-breaking century leads Sri Lanka to victory over New Zealand

Kusal Perera's spectacular 101 runs off just 46 balls propelled Sri Lanka to a seven-run victory against New Zealand in the final T20 match in Nelson.

The Times of India

Two Indians named in Cricket Australia's Test team of 2024

NEW DELHI: India's top bowler, Jasprit Bumrah, was selected by Cricket Australia to lead the Men's Test Team in 2024. The other Indian named in the varied playing XI, which includes players from six different nations, is opener Yashasvi Jaiswal.

The Times of India

New Zealand call up hard-hiting batter Bevon Jacobs for Sri Lanka T20Is

Mitchell Santner will begin his reign as the captain of New Zealand's white-ball teams in the home series against Sri Lanka, which will also see explosive Kiwi batter Bevon Jacobs making his international debut as part of the T20I squad.

The Times of India

3rd Test: Kane Williamson's 33rd Test century puts New Zealand in command against England

Kane Williamson showcased his class yet again with a 33rd Test hundred, his seventh at Hamilton's Seddon Park, as New Zealand extended their lead to a commanding 478 runs against England on a rain-affected third day of the third Test on Monday.

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3rd Test: England hit back after New Zealand's strong start in Hamilton

NEW DELHI: England's pace attack made crucial breakthroughs in the final session, leaving New Zealand at 315 for nine after a promising start on day one of the third Test in Hamilton on Saturday.

The Times of India

England claim three wickets after frustrating opening session

Gus Atkinson, Matthew Potts and Brydon Carse all made breakthroughs after lunch as New Zealand dipped to 172 for three.

The Independent UK

Joe Root century puts England on brink of victory in Wellington

His dismissal for 106 saw England declare with a massive lead of 582.

The Independent UK

2nd Test: New Zealand unchanged in bid to hit back against England

New Zealand have opted for an unchanged lineup for the second Test against England, starting Friday in Wellington, as they aim to bounce back after their first Test defeat. The team decided against recalling batsman Will Young or including a specialist spinner.

The Times of India

Shoaib Bashir repays faith with four wickets as England chip away at New Zealand

The best first day performance by a slow bowler at this venue since Nathan Lyon in 2016

Evening Standard

1st Test: England fight back to deny Kane Williamson a hundred

NEW DELHI: In a thrilling five-wicket final session, England took the crucial wicket of Kane Williamson for 93 on Thursday, leaving New Zealand 319-8 at the end of the first Test match in Christchurch.

The Times of India

Bashir strikes late to keep sluggish England in hunt against New Zealand

England restricted New Zealand to 319 for 8eight on day one of the first Test after Kane Williamson fell just short of a century on his return to the side

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The Independent UK

Shoaib Bashir repays England faith with four wickets

The 21-year-old off spinner helped the tourists fight back as New Zealand reached 319 for eight on the opening day of the Test series.

The Independent UK

Kane Williamson returns to frustrate England

The tourists removed both New Zealand openers in the first session of the opening Test of the series.

The Independent UK

England remove New Zealand openers in first morning of series

Gus Atkinson and Brydon Carse grabbed a wicket each as New Zealand reached 104 for two in Christchurch.

The Times of India

'Unbelievable': Rachin Ravindra fondly recalls a 'heartfelt' message from father for his success against India

NEW DELHI: New Zealand cricketer Rachin Ravindra expressed the profound impact of his team's recent Test series win against India. The 3-0 victory, secured on Indian soil, holds special significance for the New Zealand team.

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India vs New Zealand – talking points: Rohit, Kohli, Ravindra, Patel, Gill

From misfiring Indian stars Rohit and Kohli, to New Zealand’s players using ‘home’ advantage, here’s how India lost.

The Times of India

Our motto is to keep giving to the team, says Daryl Mitchell

Daryl Mitchell credits famed Kiwi resilience for late turnaround in fortunes on Day One

The Times of India

Will Mumbai Test be the last time together for four Indian stalwarts on home soil?

MUMBAI: “It’s the last dance, we’ve come to the last dance; they’re dimming the lights down, they’re hoping we’ll go.” No, we are not eulogising Frank Sinatra here. We are dimming the lights, closing our eyes, and wondering whether it is indeed “the last dance” for four Indian stalwarts, at…

The Times of India

The Pune Blot! How India faltered in the second Test to concede a mighty home record

NEW DELHI: Before the second Test in Pune, New Zealand had just three wins in their Test cricket history in India.

The Times of India

Harbhajan Singh predicts who CSK will retain before IPL 2025 auction

Former Indian spinner Harbhajan Singh believes that the five-time IPL champions Chennai Super Kings (CSK) will retain key players MS Dhoni, captain Ruturaj Gaikwad, all-rounders Ravindra Jadeja and Rachin Ravindra, as well as pacer Matheesha Pathirana ahead of the mega auction.

The Times of India

IND vs NZ 2nd Test: Washington Sundar makes most of opportunity to grab 7/59 as New Zealand end first innings at 259

PUNE: At 197/3 after 59 overs, the Kiwis would have been happy with the way things were unfolding after winning the toss. The visitors, up 1-0 in the series, had not allowed pacers Jasprit Bumrah and Akash Deep any breakthrough and it appeared both the Tamil Nadu offspinners — Washington…

The Times of India

Washington Sundar relishes 'unbelievable feeling' after career-best seven-wicket haul against New Zealand

Washington Sundar was the star of the show on his return to Indian cricket team with seven wickets as visiting New Zealand were spun out for 259 on the opening day of the second Test on Thursday.

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