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Leah Paul, an All-Rounder, makes her 100th appearance for Ireland on the international scene.
The historic white-ball series between Zimbabwe and the Ireland women’s cricket team consists of a three-match T201 series and a two-match ODI series. The skilled 25-year-old batting all-rounder Leah Paul will be the center of attention as she prepares to make her 100th appearance for her country in the 2nd ODI of the current two-match
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Gill, Rahul and Stokes remind fans why Test cricket remains the ultimate test
A reflective piece celebrates Shubman Gill’s gritty century, KL Rahul’s composed style and Ben Stokes’ imposing presence, highlighting the enduring depth and elegance of Test cricket. It also praises Rishabh Pant’s fearless approach, contrasting Lord’s formal aura with Old Trafford’s more inclusive atmosphere, where the true character and spirit of the game come alive.
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South Zone selection shocker for Karnataka
South Zone’s Duleep Trophy team selection on Saturday shocked Karnataka. Star Ranji performers V Koushik (23 wickets) and R Smaran (516 runs) were overlooked, with Smaran only on standby. Snehal Kauthankar (949 runs in Plate group) made the cut. Tilak Varma captains, despite not playing Ranji Trophy. Devdutt Padikkal and Vyshak Vijaykumar are the only
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Gambhir says No. 3 should focus on partnerships, not individual scores
India’s head coach Gautam Gambhir said he values partnerships over individual scores at No. 3, highlighting Sai Sudharsan as a phenomenal young talent. He defended Sai’s mixed performances and urged patience. Gambhir praised India’s resilience and fighting spirit in drawing the fourth Test against England in Manchester. England currently leads the series 2-1.
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Jadeja was nearly dropped after BGT loss, now he’s a respected team pillar
Ravindra Jadeja, reportedly considered for exclusion after the BGT loss, has reasserted his value with a match-saving century at Old Trafford, following four fifties in two Tests. Despite setbacks, a lack of strong PR, and limited support, Jadeja’s consistent performances highlight his resilience. “It’s about leaving the ball in England,” he reflected on his success.
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Tim David smashes fastest T201 ton for Australia using Andre Russell’s bat.
Australia’s Tim David used Andre Russell’s bat to smash a record-breaking T201 century (102 off 37 balls) to help chase the West Indies’ 215-run total. He helped Australia win and take an unbeatable 3-0 lead in the five-match series with his 11 sixes and undefeated 128-run partnership with Mitchell Owen. “Stoked” to score his first
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Following Shubman Gill’s defeat in England, Rohit Sharma’s ODI career continued.
Reaction to Rohit Sharma’s retirement from Test cricket by Kieron Pollard. “He would have understood why he wanted to do it,” Pollard added. His pride in his work will propel him onward. Rohit will continue his ODI career after retiring from Test matches in May and Twenty20 Internationals in 2024. Rohit will continue to be
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If you’re not playing bilateral matches, then you shouldn’t play international event
Ex-India captain Azharuddin questioned India playing Pakistan in the Asia Cup (Sept 14th) without a bilateral series. “If no bilateral matches, then no international events either,” he said in Dharwad. He called veterans skipping WCL Pakistan matches a “board/govt matter,” distinct from the ACC-run Asia Cup. He also lauded Rahul and Gill’s Day 4 batting
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Pitch expected to deteriorate on Day 5 but Root says India will keep fighting
At Old Trafford, India trails by 137 runs with KL Rahul (87) and Shubman Gill (78) unbeaten on 174/2, keeping hopes alive on Day 5. Joe Root acknowledges the pitch will deteriorate further, but insists India “are not going to go away,” praising their resilience. England’s strong position may be tested, especially given Rishabh Pant’s
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After Rishabh Pant, the wicketkeeper-batter, arrived at Old Trafford on crutches, the mystery surrounding his batting on the last day of the Manchester Test intensified.
On Day 5 of the fourth Test of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, the southpaw reached the location an hour after play had resumed. The left-handed batsman would come out in the middle on the last day as India attempts to hold on and play for a draw, according to prior confirmation from batting coach Sitanshu Kotak.
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