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Pakistan cricket has always kept a trapdoor beneath its dressing room. At Lord’s, it opened again.
Cricket accessories (AFP Photo) Hampshire have faced a strong reaction from their own supporters after including controversial New Zealand cricketer Scott Kuggeleijn in their squad for the County Championship match against Warwickshire, despite not publicly announcing his signing.The 34-year-old was listed among Hampshire’s 15 players on X, with the county yet to officially confirm his…
There was a time when Pakistan cricket’s chaos was almost part of its charm. The team could be unpredictable, volatile and wonderfully gifted at the same time. A collapse could be followed by an extraordinary comeback, sometimes when nobody saw it coming.But there is a difference between unpredictability and dysfunction. Pakistan cricket now seems to…
The Revelstoke Cricket Club pictured at Centennial Park this summer. (Photo courtesy RCC)
1/3 Swipe or click to see more LMS BC Blasters cricket division final match at Newton Athletic Park in Surrey on Aug. 24, 2026. (Tom Zillich/Surrey Now-Leader) 2/3 Swipe or click to see more Players with Surrey Thunder Wolves cricket team warm up before a LMS BC Blasters division final match at Newton Athletic Park…
The Telangana Cricket Association (TCA) is holding open selection trials for women cricketers at TKR College Grounds on September 3 for junior and senior categories.
Sat 22 Aug – Division 11 Wicklow County 1: 148 (31.2 ov) Vishal 56, Siraj 4-38 Dundalk 1: 153/6 (30.1 ov) Sakhi 62, Fusco 2-0 Dundalk won by 4 wickets Sat 22 Aug – Division 16A Dundalk 2: 102 (36.1 ov) Ankit 26, Ali 3-16 Knockharley 3: 108/4 (19.4 ov) Wahaj 60*, Ankit 2-12 Knockharley…
The Pakistan Cricket Board’s decision to axe seven players and the head coach after two crushing defeats by England triggered a furious backlash from former captains and coaches who branded the shake-up as panic-driven chaos.
In his superb analysis of Pakistan cricket’s troubles on and off the field, Osman Samiuddin writing in Cricinfo uses the phrase “governmentalisation of the board.” It might be an awkward construction, but you can’t argue with its relevance in the subcontinent.
The conflict in the Middle East has thrown a wrench in Canada’s final push to retain its One-Day International (ODI) berth and possibly qualify for the next World Cup.










