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Grateful To Be Back, Thanks For All The Love And Care: Shreyas Iyer Gives Update On His Recovery
BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia: India’s middle-order batter Shreyas Iyer on Monday said he was grateful to be back and thanked everyone for all the love and care shown during his recovery from the injury he suffered during the recent tour of Australia.
The update from Shreyas Iyer comes as a major boost after being admitted to a hospital in Sydney after suffering a laceration to the spleen and internal bleeding after the third ODI against Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground on October 25.
"Sun's been a great therapy. Grateful to be back, Thanks for all the love and care," wrote Iyer on his Instagram account on Monday. The injury took place when Iyer took a catch running backwards from point to dismiss Alex Carey and immediately clutched his rib cage.
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Migael Pretorius To Return To Somerset For 2026 Season On Multi-format Deal
Somerset County Cricket Club: South African all-rounder Migael Pretorius is set to return to the Cooper Associates County Ground in 2026 after signing a multi-format contract with Somerset County Cricket Club. The 30-year-old will be available for the entire duration of next season, the club confirmed in Taunton on Monday.
Muzarabani Misses Out As Zimbabwe Name Squad For T20I Tri-series In Pakistan
Seamer Blessing Muzarabani: Seamer Blessing Muzarabani has been ruled out due to injury as Zimbabwe named their squad for the upcoming T20I tri-series in Pakistan, starting on November 17.
Shree Charani, Kranti Are Perfect Examples Of WPL's Success: Muzumdar
ODI World Cup: India women’s head coach Amol Muzumdar cited Shree Charani and Kranti Goud as ‘perfect examples’ of the growing impact of the Women’s Premier League (WPL), saying that the tournament is playing a pivotal role in expanding the talent pool in the country.
Labuschagne Reveals How ‘slightly Different’ Approach Led To Ashes Call-up
World Test Championship: Australia batter Marnus Labuschagne said that he took things ‘slightly differently’ this year, which helped him bring about a change in his thought process and walk out to bat with a clear mind. The 31-year-old, after suffering a few setbacks, put up top-notch performances in the domestic games, leading to his Ashes call-up.
Don’t Want To Think About Averages, Strike Rates: Gambhir On India’s Bold Approach In T20Is
T20Is Down Under: India head coach Gautam Gambhir said the team doesn’t approach a game thinking about averages and strike rates but instead focuses on the impact that a player can create in a given situation. His remarks came after India’s recent 2-1 T20I victory over Australia Down Under.
Hasan Nawaz Released From Pakistan Squad For ODIs Against Sri Lanka And Tri-series
Updated Pakistan T20I: Right-handed batter Hasan Nawaz has been released from Pakistan’s squad for the upcoming three-match ODI series against Sri Lanka and the T20I tri-series involving the hosts’ Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka, said the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Sunday.
Stood Up To Every Challenge With Consistency: Sundar Gets Impact Player Of The Series Medal In Australia
Dressing Room BTS: Washington Sundar has been adjudged 'Impact Player of the Series' for his all-round performance in India's recently concluded T20I series win over Australia.
Asian Cricket Council To Hold More Events After Asia Cup Success: Report
The Asian Cricket Council: The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has, in its meeting in Doha on Saturday, decided to hold more events with a Legend of Asia and a League amongst associate members on the chart in the near future, a report said. The ACC has decided to conduct some of the events in Oman and Doha, where the facilities have improved.
India Have Gained Valuable Insights Into Australian Team Ahead Of T20 WC, Says Hayden
T20 WC: Former Australia opener Matthew Hayden feels India have gained rich insights about the Mitchell Marsh-led side, following the visitors’ clinching a 2-1 T20I series win. India managed to win the series after rain washed out their fifth and final T20I against Australia at The Gabba on Saturday.
‘Wait And See’: Hughes Questions Wood And Archer’s Fitness To Endure Five-Test Ashes Battle
Test Ashes: Former Australian cricketer Merv Hughes has raised concerns over Mark Wood and Jofra Archer’s full-series availability ahead of the all-important Ashes beginning on November 21 at the Optus Stadium in Perth.
Madhushanka Ruled Out Of Pakistan ODIs, Pathirana To Miss T20I Tri-series
Milan Priyanath Rathnayake: Sri Lanka have named the squads for a three-match ODI series against Pakistan and the following T20I tri-series also featuring Zimbabwe. The ODI series commences on November 11 in Rawalpindi while the tri-series starts on November 17 at the same venue.
Afghanistan To Host West Indies For A Three-match T20I Series In January 2026
The Afghanistan Cricket Board: The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) said on Friday that it will host the West Indies for a three-match T20I series in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) from January 19 to 22 in 2026. The series will be a part of both teams’ final preparations ahead of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, which is scheduled to take place in India and Sri Lanka approximately one month after the series ends.
Muhammad Irfan To Lead Pakistan Shaheens In Rising Stars Asia Cup
West End Park International Cricket: Muhammad Irfan Khan will lead Pakistan Shaheens in the eight-team Asian Cricket Council’s Rising Stars Asia Cup, which will take place in Qatar from November 14 to 23.
Smith To Lead NSW In Sheffield Shield For First Time In 8 Years
New South Wales: Veteran batter Steve Smith will lead a star-studded New South Wales side, featuring five members of Australia’s first Ashes Test squad, for the first time in eight years in their Sheffield Shield clash with Victoria at the Sydney Cricket Ground, beginning on Monday.
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