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“We need more strike rotation and batting partnerships”: Fatima Sana urges Pakistan to improve ahead of Asia Cup semi
Dubai [UAE], September 8 (ANI): Pakistan captain Fatima Sana has called for improvement across several areas of her team’s game as they prepare to face unbeaten Sri Lanka in the Women’s Asia Cup semi-final at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on Friday. Pakistan secured their place in the last four with a convincing 72-run victory…
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 7 (ANI): The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Devajit Saikia termed the upcoming inaugural T20I between world champions India and Japan as “more than a cricket match”, but as a direction where the game of cricket is moving from a “global ambition” to global reality”.
byAadya Sharma• Harpreet Brar played just two games in IPL 2026© AFP Harpreet Brar played just two games in IPL 2026©AFP
Bengaluru: In a crowded Indian pace pool, opportunities have to be seized. Punjab’s Gurnoor Brar appears to have taken that lesson to heart. The lanky pacer made an immediate impression on his India ODI debut against Afghanistan in June, claiming three wickets. A month later, representing India ‘A’, he followed it up with a 10-wicket…
Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana Joty wants her side to build on their first-up victory over Indonesia when they take on Sri Lanka in their next clash at the Asia Cup.
COLOMBO (News 1st): Sri Lanka Cricket’s long-awaited governance reforms moved a step closer this week, with members of the Sri Lanka Cricket Transformation Committee reaffirming their commitment to introducing a new constitution aimed at strengthening accountability, improving administration and paving the way for future elections in line with International Cricket Council (ICC) requirements.
7 sixes, 7 fours, one more dismissal in nervous nineties: Yet Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s 92 showed he is learning fast
The easiest way to misread Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s 92 against Central Zone is to look only at the scorecard. Ninety-two from 81 balls, seven fours, seven sixes and a strike rate of 113.58 reads like another extension of the destructive white-ball batter who has spent the last two years making absurd scoring rates look routine.





