The Melbourne Stars and Sydney Thunder have banked wins on the opening day of the WBBL season as Meg Lanning produced a brilliant performance with the bat.
Following India's recent ODI series victory over Zimbabwe, rumors of a rift between captain Smriti Mandhana and former skipper Harmanpreet Kaur have emerged. A viral video showing an awkward handshake moment during post-match celebrations has sparked debate among fans about the dynamics within the team. While some speculate about underlying tensions, others urge caution in interpreting the incident. As the team prepares for a series in South Africa, the lack of public comments from both players leaves the situation unresolved, prompting further curiosity among cricket enthusiasts.
Josh Inglis struck his second Test hundred as Australia took control on day three of the third Test, with South Africa holding a 40-run lead for the loss of four wickets in their second innings at Newlands.
Former West Indies fast bowling great Ian Bishop has cautioned Bangladesh against mismanaging their prized pace asset Nahid Rana in the pursuit of short-term results, urging the team's medical staff to carefully preserve the "potential superstar of the world game."
The Mumbai Indians batter also said that moving down from number three to five in the batting order has led to a slight change in his mindset and he now eyes boundaries from ball one instead of trying to settle in first.
Glenn Phillips and Finn Allen are the two batters most likely to turn New Zealand’s big totals into a win. Phillips already averages 84.50 in the series, while Allen carries a career strike rate of 170.11 and the sort of fast start that was missing when India ran to 118 without loss in the third […]
Andrew McDonald is reportedly in talks over a contract extension as Australia's head coach. Here's what is known about the discussions and his future with the national team.
Fast bowler Haris Rauf was fined 20 per cent of his match fee on Wednesday and handed an official reprimand for breaching the ICC code of conduct during Pakistan´s epic one-wicket win over England in the ODI cricket tri-series. All-rounder Shadab Khan scored a scintillating unbeaten 113 on Sunday and left England stunned by adding […]
Shadman’s third Test ton sets Tigers up against West Indies
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