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FILE PHOTO: Smriti Mandhana hopes captaincy won’t affect her batting form despite added responsibility. | Photo Credit: RV Moorthy
The Uttarakhand Premier League (UPL) is becoming a crucial platform for young cricketers from Uttarakhand to advance towards the Indian Premier League (IPL), Women’s Premier League (WPL) and ultimately the Indian national team, said UPL Chairperson Sunil Joshi.
A Tehelka sting has a former Ranji Trophy player on camera describing a coded pipeline for playing elevens, and separate claims that IPL information reached a contact in London. The Delhi association says the checking belongs to the board, and none of the claims has been established by any authority.
New Delhi — India leg-spinner Ravi Bishnoi said T20 cricket has evolved so rapidly that a total of 170, once considered a winning score, is now often only average or below par.
Accommodation will not be a concern for Bangladesh at the upcoming Asian Games cricket event in Japan, according to men’s team head coach Mohammad Salahuddin, despite concerns raised over the facilities by India.
Ishan Kishanplayed a blinder of an innings on the opening day of the Duleep Trophy final against South Zone at the Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai on Sunday. The East Zone captain scored 111 not out as the team closed day one on 385/4 in full control of the contest. His eagerness to play red-ball cricket…
India’s young left-arm spinner Shree Charani said the team is focused on taking the tournament “one game at a time” after her impressive spell helped India crush Pakistan by seven wickets in the Women’s Asia Cup T20 on Saturday.
England (AP) — Pakistan interim red-ball cricket coach Mike Hesson believes his players are more used to the “chaos” than him after the Pakistan Cricket Board dropped seven players for next week’s dead rubber against England
Dubai: India vice-captain Smriti Mandhana believes her biggest measure of success will not be the records she breaks but the number of young girls she can inspire to pick up a bat and ball and dream of playing cricket for India.
Smriti Mandhana became the leading run-scorer in women’s international cricket. | Photo Credit: