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India To Tour New Zealand For White-Ball Series In November
India and New Zealand will first play a three-match T20I series, which will be followed by a three-match ODI series at Eden Park, Auckland on November 25.
Athapaththu's Unbeaten Fifty Helps Sri Lanka Win The Final T20I Against India
Sri Lanka had already conceded the series, defeated India by seven wickets in the third match of the T20I series.
Buttler Could Be England's White-Ball Skipper After Speculations Deepens About Morgan's Retirement
Jos Buttler emerged the highest run-getter in IPL 2022 playing for Rajasthan, also he scored an unbeaten 162 (70 balls) in the world-record score of 498 against Netherlands.
PCB Confirms Participation In The Tri-Nation Series In New Zealand Before T20 WC
The tri-nation competition is expected to start in the first week of October where teams will play twice with each other before the final of the competition.
Hayley Replaces Stafanie To Become The Captain Of West Indies Women's Team
Stafanie Taylor is the most successful woman player in West Indies' history and ranked among the all-time greats, has led the team for over seven years since 2015.
Hardik Pandya Opens Up On His Feelings On Leading Team India For The First Time
Less than eight months ago, there were doubts over the future of Hardik Pandya's international career.
India Defeat Sri Lanka Women By 5 Wickets In 2nd T20I; Attain Unassailable 2-0 Lead
Smriti Mandhana scored 39 runs while captain Harmanpreet scored an unbeaten 31* against Sri Lanka women's team in the 2nd T20I.
South African Pacer Shabnim Ismail 'Itching' To Bowl With Red Dukes Ball Ahead Of Test Match Against England
South Africa last played a Test match in 2014 against India, where they suffered a huge defeat by an innings and 34 runs.
Sri Lankan Fans' Response During 5th ODI 'Overwhelms' Australian Captain Aaron Finch
While Australia won the T20I series 2-1, Sri Lanka clinched the ODI series 3-2. The limited-overs series will now be followed by a two-Test series beginning at Galle on June 29.
Kapil Dev Said 'Don't Give Up Easily': Kris Srikkanth Recalls India's World Cup-Winning 1983 Campaign
"Don't give up easily" were the words which spurred the India cricket team to win its maiden World Cup in 1983, and give it the belief to defend a miniscule total of 183 in 60 overs on that magical day of June 25.
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