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Marcus Stoinis Announces Surprise Retirement From ODIs With Immediate Effect
ODI World Cup: Australia’s seam-bowling all-rounder Marcus Stoinis has surprisingly announced his retirement from ODIs with immediate effect, bringing the end of his international 50-over career at 74 games.
Cricket Australia (CA) said on Thursday that Stoinis will continue to be available for selection in T20Is, adding that his decision to retire from the 50-over format is to focus on T20 cricket. Stoinis’ retirement from ODIs also means CA will replace him with another player in Australia’s squad for the ICC Champion’s Trophy.
“Playing ODI cricket for Australia has been an incredible journey, and I’m grateful for every moment I’ve had in the green and gold. Representing my country at the highest level is something I’ll always cherish.
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WI To Commence New WTC Cycle With Three-Test Home Series Against Australia
ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifiers: The West Indies men's team will begin their 2025-27 World Test Championship cycle three-match home Test series against Australia while their women's side will play host to South Africa ahead of a potential place at this year's World Cup as the Cricket West Indies (CWI) unveiled schedule from May to December 2025, featuring a mix of home and away fixtures.
1st ODI: Joe Root, Saqib Mahmood Named In England Playing XI
Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium: Former England captain Joe Root is set to make his long-awaited return to England’s ODI XI for the first time since the 2023 Cricket World Cup, as the visitors named their playing XI for the series opener against India, scheduled to commence on Thursday at Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium.
ODIs Pushed To The Margin, But Still Preferred By Players, Says Jos Buttler
ODI World Cup: With the proliferation of franchise cricket all around, 50-over cricket has been pushed to the margin and struggling for its place in the cricket horizon, admitted England ODI captain Jos Buttler, who however said he would attach more importance to winning the ODI World Cup than the T20 one.
Champions Trophy: 12 Umpires, Three Match Referees Named As Tournament Officials
The International Cricket Council: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Wednesday revealed a list of 12 umpires and three match referees as match officials for the 2025 ICC Men’s Champions Trophy, happening from February 19 to March 9 in Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates.
Shubman Gill Defends India’s BGT Loss, Backs Teammates Ahead Of England ODIs
ODI World Cup: India's vice-captain, Shubman Gill, has defended the national team’s performance in the recently concluded Border-Gavaskar Trophy, insisting that one bad series does not define a team’s legacy. India suffered a 1-3 series defeat against Australia, marking the end of their decade-long dominance in the marquee Test rivalry.
If Rohit, Kohli Perform Well, It Will Benefit India In Champions Trophy: Raina
ODI World Cup: With just a couple of weeks left for the ICC Men’s Champions Trophy 2025, former India batter Suresh Raina shared his thoughts on how crucial star batter Virat Kohli and skipper Rohit Sharma’s form will be for the upcoming mega event and said that if the duo perform well, then India's campaign will benefit immensely.
Champions Trophy 2025: Tickets For India Vs Pakistan Clash Sold Off In An Hour
Dubai International Cricket Stadium: Tickets for the highly-anticipated clash between archrivals India and Pakistan in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in Dubai were snapped up within minutes of going on sale on Monday. The rush was so intense that over 1,50,000 eager fans queued online, causing waiting times to exceed an hour.
Champions Trophy: Tickets For India Matches To Go On Sale From Monday Evening
Dubai International Cricket Stadium: The tickets for India's three group-stage matches in the 2025 Champions Trophy and the first semifinal, scheduled to take place in Dubai, UAE, will be put on sale from Monday evening, said the International Cricket Council (ICC).
Mission In Dubai Is To Win Champions Trophy, Not Just One Particular Game: Gambhir
ODI World Cup: With the 2025 Champions Trophy nearly a fortnight away, India head coach Gautam Gambhir said the side is focused on winning every match in the competition, instead of just being fixated about emerging victorious in the clash against arch-rivals Pakistan.
Alyssa Healy Leads Australia To Third Consecutive ICC Women's Championship Title
Cricket World Cup: Australia’s dominance in women’s cricket has continued under the inspiring leadership of Alyssa Healy, as the team secured their third consecutive ICC Women’s Championship title. A series of consistent performances, including recent victories over India and New Zealand, has set the tone for their preparations ahead of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup in India later this year.
'Recovery Takes A Team': Kuldeep Yadav Grateful To NCA Team For His Injury Recovery
ICC T20 World Cup: India spinner Kuldeep Yadav expressed gratitude to the National Cricket Academy (NCA) team for his recovery after groin surgery. Kuldeep took to social media to post an emotional message ahead of his return to competitive cricket. "Recovery takes a team. Grateful to the NCA and its team for all the work behind the scenes," he wrote on X.
New Zealand Book Last Direct Berth At ICC Women’s World Cup 2025
World Cup Qualifier: New Zealand have ensured a direct entry to the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 after Bangladesh lost the last match of their ICC Women’s Championship series against the West Indies in Basseterre on Friday.
Michael Clarke Inducted Into Australia's Hall Of Fame
Australian Cricket Hall: Michael Clarke was inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame on Thursday at the Sydney Cricket Ground, becoming the 64th cricketer to receive the honour. The 43-year-old former captain had a remarkable 12-year international career, during which he played 115 Tests, 245 ODIs and 34 T20Is, amassing over 17,000 runs.
‘Are You Improving Under Knight And Jon Lewis?’ Asks Hussain After England Lose Women’s Ashes
Sydney Cricket Ground: Following England losing the Women’s Ashes, former men’s captain Nasser Hussain has raised the question if the side has been making any improvement under skipper Heather Knight and head coach Jon Lewis.
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