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Three County Championship matches lost their first day’s play in entirety – thanks to poor weather in the Midlands.
Yorkshire and Leicestershire traded blows during an intriguing weather-affected day one of their pivotal County Championship clash at Scarborough.
Shahbaz Ahmed plays a shot during the third day of the Ranji Trophy 2025-26 cricket match between Bengal and Gujarat, at Eden Gardens, in Kolkata. (PTI Photo/Swapan Mahapatra) NEW DELHI: True ambition rarely follows a straight path. For Shahbaz Ahmed, pursuing a career in elite-level cricket meant walking away from an established life, making extreme…
New Delhi:India may be heading into the Asia Cup with a title in sight, but perhaps an even more pressing prize awaits: clarity. Despite a disappointing early exit at the Women’s T20 World Cup in July, India is still struggling to build a team with a strong T20-coded identity.
Indian captain Shubman Gill defended his decision to enforce the follow-on as his team were denied a win in the second Test in Colombo, thanks to a terrific rearguard action by the Sri Lankan batting line-up.
Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell starred as Belfast Wolves opened their European Twenty20 Premier League bid with a 52-run victory over the Dublin Guardians in the Netherlands.
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After an emphatic win in the first encounter at Headingley, England will look to wrap up a series win against Pakistan this week as the two teams face off in the second Test at Lord’s in London.
United Arab Emirates cricketer Asif Khan has been handed a 15-month ban after admitting to an anti-doping violation involving a metabolite of the prohibited substance mesterolone.
Kolkata: Few surnames in Indian cricket arrive carrying as much baggage as legacy. Sehwag and Dravid are two of them. Now, nearly a generation later, they are back on the same India roster—not as Virender and Rahul, but as their sons in the under-19 squad.