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Indian Deaf Cricket Team To Tour UAE For Bilateral T20 Series; Mohammad Imran Appointed Fitness Trainer
The Indian Deaf Cricket Association: The Indian deaf cricket team will tour the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for a three-match bilateral T20 series against the UAE deaf cricket team from December 11 to 13, 2025. The opening T20 is scheduled for December 11, followed by the remaining two matches on December 12 and 13.
WPL 2026: Looking Forward To Teaming Up With Meg Lanning At UP Warriorz, Say Shikha Pandey, Kiran Navgire
The WPL Auction: Indian stars Shikha Pandey and Kiran Navgire are looking forward to teaming up with former Australia captain Meg Lanning at the UP Warriorz and learn from the legend when they play in the upcoming season of the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2026.
'Absolutely Filthy': 'Gutted' Lyon Reacts To His Omission From Gabba Test Before Toss
Gabba Test: Australia’s veteran off-spinner Nathan Lyon has revealed he was feeling "absolutely filthy" at being told he wouldn't be playing in the second Test. Lyon revealed that he arrived at the ground at 12 pm (local time), only to be informed 30 minutes later that he would not be playing.
Starc Pips Wasim Akram To Become Leading Left-arm Bowler In Test Cricket History
Sir Richard Hadlee: Australia's senior pacer Mitchell Starc broke the record for the most wickets taken by a left-arm fast bowler in Test cricket history on Day 1 of the second Ashes Test at Brisbane on Thursday.
Hardik Pandya Mania Forces Venue Shift For Baroda–Gujarat SMAT Match
Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium: Hardik Pandya’s comeback triggered such overwhelming fan frenzy that organisers had no choice but to shift the Baroda–Gujarat SMAT fixture to a high-capacity stadium.
Bailey Says Lyons' Shock Omission From Gabba Test 'very Much A One-Test Decision'
Gabba Test: Australia chief selector George Bailey has said that Nathan Lyon’s omission from the second Ashes Test against England at the Gabba was based on conditions and clarified it was "very much a one-Test decision", guaranteeing that the veteran off-spinner will play the third Test in Adelaide.
1st Test: Rachin, Latham's Tons Help NZ Take 481-run Lead Over WI At Stumps On Day 3
The West Indies: Centuries from Rachin Ravindra and Tom Latham put New Zealand in command in the opening Test as the hosts ended Day 3 on 417/4, taking a 481-run lead over the West Indies here at the Hagley Oval on Thursday.
Meet Deeya Yadav, Who Makes Historic WPL Entry, To Play Alongside Shafali Verma
Shri Ram Narain Cricket Club: Exactly a week ago, IT professionals Pinky and Rakesh Yadav endured a nerve-wracking evening. While Pinky was at home, Rakesh was on his way back from office. Just 18 kilometres away, their 16-year-old daughter Deeya's name was about to flash up in the WPL auction.
Privilege To Have That Kind Of Confidence From Management: Gaikwad On Batting At No. 4
Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International: India batter Ruturaj Gaikwad, who scored his maiden ODI century in the second match against South Africa, said he felt “quite confident” about adapting to the No. 4 position, which he had never played in the 50-over format, adding that he felt privileged to receive such trust from the team management despite being a regular opener.
He’s Carrying On From Ranchi: Gavaskar Says Kohli’s Ton In Raipur ‘seemed Inevitable’
Chennai Super Kings: India legend Sunil Gavaskar broke down Virat Kohli’s century in the second ODI against South Africa in Raipur, saying it never looked like Kohli would miss out on a hundred. From the very first ball he faced, Gavaskar felt the star batter was simply continuing the rhythm he found in Ranchi.
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