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Suryakumar’s captaincy record was one of India’s best, and the World Cup final was his last match for India
Suryakumar Yadav has spoken at length for the first time about being dropped as India’s T20I captain in June, and the question he keeps returning to is why anything needed to change.
Sunil Gavaskar (Getty Images) Sunil Gavaskar has rejected the idea of introducing free hits in Test cricket to tackle the growing problem of no-balls, insisting that batters should not be handed an easier route to scoring runs in the longest format.The debate emerged after India were unable to complete a 2-0 sweep against Sri Lanka…
Michael Neser has committed to the Brisbane Heat on a new two-year contract, tying him to the club through to the end of the 2027-28 season of the Big Bash League. The agreement was confirmed on August 30 and will see the 36-year-old pace bowler return for a seventh season in Heat colours.
England extended its lead over Pakistan in the second test to 342 runs after reaching 162-6 at tea on a rain-hit Day 3 at Lord’s.
Joe Root surpasses Ricky Ponting to achieve new world record in Tests; Sachin Tendulkar’s feats in danger
Joe Root, who was appointed as England’s Test captain after the retirement of Ben Stokes, achieved yet another remarkable milestone and is now racing towards Sachin Tendulkar’s records in the longest format. During the second Test against Pakistan at Lord’s, the right-handed batter overtook former Australia skipper Ricky Ponting to become the highest run-scorer in…
Former India T20 captain Suryakumar Yadav during a cricket match in Navi Mumbai. PTI file Advertisement
Pakistan turnaround against England not impossible, says Ali | ICC World Test Championship
Despite England having elevated their lead to 357, leading 1-0 in the three-match ICC World Test Championship series, Mohammad Ali still feels that Pakistan can conjure something special to level it.
Sri Lanka loses hosting rights for inaugural 2027 Women’s Champions Trophy – Breaking News
Colombo, August 30 (Daily Mirror) – Sri Lanka has lost the hosting rights for the inaugural 2027 ICC Women’s Champions Trophy, with the International Cricket Council (ICC) deciding to move the tournament to another country amid the ongoing administrative uncertainty surrounding Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC).
Michael Neser has committed to the Brisbane Heat on a new two-year contract, tying him to the club through to the end of the 2027-28 season of the Big Bash League. The agreement was confirmed on August 30 and will see the 36-year-old pace bowler return for a seventh season in Heat colours.
Bangladesh High Performance (HP) squad’s brave fight with the ball went in vain as they suffered a one-wicket defeat to Victoria CA in the first semifinal to bow out of the Top End T20 tournament in Darwin on Sunday.






