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Why Test cricket must allow full injury substitutes, not just concussion ones
Rishabh Pant’s brave innings at Old Trafford with a fractured foot have reignited calls for full injury substitutes in Test cricket. While concussion replacements exist, the ICC’s 2025 trial for serious external injuries is seen as a limited step. With past examples like Lyon and Kumble, and concerns over player safety, the need for meaningful
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BCB to maintain workshop for country wide cricketers following Taskin Ahmed’s police case.
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has announced a quick workshop in August for national cricketers, following the recent controversy involving veteran pacer Taskin Ahmed. The workshop is to train players on their duties, public picture, and behavioral expectations as high-profile athletes. On Monday, a popular Diary (GD) used to be filed at the Mirpur model
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WI vs AUS 2025: ‘We failed to put together a right display’ – Shai hope blames batting failure for loss.
captain Shai wish has expressed unhappiness over his team’s incapability to deliver a entire performance with the bat, following a five-zero T201 series whitewash at the palms of Australia. The very last match, held in St. Kitts, saw the visitors claim a narrow three-wicket victory after bowling West Indies out for 170, their lowest overall
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RLD MP Sangwan says Indian cricket team will respond strongly to Pakistan in Asia Cup
RLD MP Rajkumar Sangwan responded to Owaisi’s objections over the scheduled India-Pakistan Asia Cup match, stating that the Indian cricket team would give a befitting reply on the field, just as the armed forces do in defence of the country. Owaisi had questioned the morality of playing cricket post the Pahalgam attack. The Asia Cup
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KL Rahul called ‘tapasvi’ as calls grow for the respect he truly deserves
KL Rahul’s stellar performance in the ongoing England Test series has silenced critics. He’s scored 511 runs at 63.88, becoming only the second Asian opener after Gavaskar to surpass 500 runs in a Test series in England. Aakash Chopra lauded Rahul, saying, “He’s playing like a tapasvi.” Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal’s opening partnership has ensured
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Aakash Chopra predicts Mohammed Shami’s T201 rebuff for Asia Cup 2025.
Aakash Chopra believes Mohammed Shami is dubious to be named for the Asia Cup 2025, suggesting the platoon has moved on from him in T20ls. He referred to Shami used to be preliminarily examined for the titleholders jewel fitness. whilst Jasprit Bumrah’s addition hinges on health, selection dilemmas persist around Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill
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Oval pitch watchman threatens complaint against Gambhir; he hits back.
At the Oval on Tuesday, India’s trainer Gautam Gambhir disaccorded with pitch watchman Lee Fortis. Gambhir, unhappy with installations, reportedly said,” You can not tell us what to do.” Fortis hovered a complaint; Gambhir riposted,” Go report to whoever you want.” The Indian security head was summoned. The incident happed two days before the fifth
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Gambhir instructed to preserve off pitch; curator yells at India personnel over water cooler
before the england-India test on the Oval, head coach Gautam Gambhir and Sitanshu Kotak had been informed through curator Lee Fortis, via a messenger, to stay 2.five metres from the pitch. Fortis also shouted at Indian guide body of workers for bringing a water cooler onto the ground. Gambhir’s sharp retort, stuck on digicam, accompanied
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ICC penalizes West Indies for shocking reason during T20I series against Australia.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has penalized the West Indies side with a 10% cut of their match fee for being two overs short after the time allowances were taken into consideration during the fourth T20I of the five-match series against Australia on July 26 at Warner Park in St. Kitts. By Article 2.22 of
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No Asia Cup 2025 broadcast in Pakistan? TV channels scramble to arrange Rs 104 Cr demand.
Even though finally the Asia Cup 2025 is on track, with the recent announcement of the tournament schedule as well, what comes as a roadblock for the PCB is the media rights for the event are not yet sold in Pakistan. As per a report in CricketPakistan, the Indian broadcaster has demanded INR 104 Cr
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