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The International Cricket Council has stripped Sri Lanka of the hosting rights for the inaugural 2027 Women’s Champions Trophy. The decision was confirmed on August 30, 2026, bringing an abrupt end to Sri Lanka’s involvement as host of what was set to be a landmark event in women’s cricket.
When the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Vladimir Putin and Benjamin Netanyahu, human rights groups applauded the decision to go after the leaders of major powers, not just African dictators and warlords that were the court’s usual targets.Now those moves have thrust the ICC into a geopolitical maelstrom that is threatening its survival.The…
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.
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).
Two Cricket Fiji staff members Joeli Mateyawa Seuvou and Vulisere Waqavakatoga have taken an important step in their coaching careers after successfully completing the 2026 ICC East Asia Pacific Level 1 Coach Tutor Course in Brisbane, Australia.
After being handed a lifeline in cricket, Anaya Bangar has claimed that her dream is to play for India and win the Women’s World Cup. Anaya, the daughter of former India cricketer and coach Sanjay Bangar, was given a chance by Cricket Australia to compete in community and Premier Cricket while keeping the prospect of…
New Delhi [India], August 29 (ANI): Former Indian cricketer Deep Dasgupta recalled how former skipper Sourav Ganguly changed Team India’s response to sledging from their opponents, saying that under him, the team started to give it back to their opponents as well, and the ‘I am the King’ mindset of the batting legend rubbed off…
England continued their dominance in the ongoing ICC World Test Championship series against Pakistan as they leapt to a massive 261-run lead heading into Day 3 at Lord’s.
Pakistan’s decision to bowl first under gloomy London skies paid dividends as their seamers made early inroads, but a resilient English middle-order ensured the hosts reached 248/9 at stumps after just 56 overs on Day 1 of the second ICC World Test Championship Test.
Cricket’s showpiece 50-over event is shrinking and it hasn’t gone down well with one of the most decorated captains of the game.