Afghanistan leg-spinner Rashid Khan exchanged heated words with Zimbabwe batter Ryan Burl during the third T20I at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium on Sunday, November 1. Rashid confronted Burl after an LBW appeal, but he later eased the tension by blowing a flying kiss. Afghanistan, led by Ibrahim Zadran, chased down the target of 80 in just 49 balls to secure a seven-wicket victory and complete a 3-0 series whitewash. The win marked the Afghan team's 22nd in 24 T20Is and their second-best victory in...
Zimbabwe went down to Afghanistan by seven wickets in the third and final T20 international in Sharjah on Sunday. The post Zimbabwe suffer Afghanistan white-ball wipe-out first appeared on Three Men On a Boat.
Coach Andrew McDonald acknowledged Australia underachieved in South Africa but called for calm and backed his team in the face of the flood of criticism that has come their way after the 2-1 series loss to the Proteas The timidity with which Australia conceded defeat on the final day of the third test at Newlands last weekend - bowled out for 111 in pursuit of 288 - sparked calls for heads to roll in the team team management and board of selectors
Cape Town council has approved R5m in sponsorship for the Betway SA20 final across the 2026/27 and 2028/29 financial years, despite opposition to committing the second payment now.
India enter the five-match ODI series against New Zealand on the back of a 3–2 T20I series win. Both sides have named split squads to manage workloads and prepare red-ball players for the upcoming Tests, highlighted by the ODI returns of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli
As Pakistan build up to the World Cup next year, Saturday’s standout performances by three different southpaws showed how the past and future can culminate for present glory.
Dear Rayudu, Let me begin by saying something that should leave no room for doubt: I am your fan. Not because of CSK or the Asia Cup, but because I have followed your cricketing journey from your childhood days in Hyderabad. So, please read this not as an attack, but as a heartfelt complaint from... The post An Open Letter from an Old Fan: Rayudu Garu, Where Are You? appeared first on OrangeNews9.
A result-oriented surface at the Airforce Complex Ground in Palam, perhaps similar to the turner that was dished out for the Services-Bengal encounter a fortnight ago, will be to the liking of both teams.
In the aftermath of India's seven-wicket loss to New Zealand in the final T20I, captain Shreyas Iyer shared insights on the team's performance. He acknowledged missed opportunities and highlighted the challenges posed by the pitch. Iyer emphasized the need for improvement in bowling and fielding while expressing gratitude to the Indian fans for their support. Looking ahead, he aims to focus on upcoming ODI matches and address key areas for development. Discover more about Iyer's reflections and the match's highlights.
Afghanistan made history by winning their first-ever Hong Kong Sixes title, defeating Australia in a thrilling final. The tournament showcased explosive performances, including Imran Mir's remarkable unbeaten 53 runs. Other highlights included Team India's last-ball victory over Bangladesh and South Africa's triumph in the Bowl Division. Discover the exciting moments and key players from this unforgettable cricket event.
In a recent reflection, New Zealand's captain Mitchell Santner analyzed the critical moments that led to his team's 3-2 T20I series defeat against India. He emphasized the missed opportunities in the initial matches and praised the team's batting and bowling performances. Santner also highlighted the importance of adapting strategies during the final match and expressed confidence in the team's depth. With standout performances from players like Tim Seifert and Glenn Phillips, New Zealand managed a consolation victory in the final T20I. This analysis provides insights into the team's future prospects as they prepare for upcoming challenges.
Gautam Gambhir On Vaibhav Sooryavanshi: Gautam Gambhir has addressed the criticism surrounding Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s limited opportunities in India’s T20I side, defending his selection philosophy and backing experienced performers. The India head coach also explained why he does not consider international fixtures dead rubbers, insisting that every match deserves the same commitment.
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