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Ben Stokes signs deal with Australian cricket team after England retirement

Stokes has been brought in by the Adelaide Strikers for this winter’s Big Bash

The Independent UK

Bigg Boss Bangla returns after a decade with Sourav Ganguly in charge: Meet all 15 confirmed contestants

Bigg Boss Bangla has returned after nearly a decade with its third season on Star Jalsha and JioHotstar. Former India cricket captain Sourav Ganguly hosts the Bengali reality show, which features 15 contestants including Monami Ghosh, Bharat Kaul, Durnibar Saha, Dipendu Biswas, Alexandra Taylor, Srijla Guha and Sonamoni Saha, alongside…

The Economic Times

The captain cricket won’t let go

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Aussies ready to handle hostile crowds in South Africa

Hostile crowds likely await Australia on their first Test tour of South Africa since 2018, but Josh Hazlewood says there is a reason why it won't worry players.

AAP

England seal series with dominant Lord’s victory in fitting finish to Pakistan’s decade of decline

Joe Root’s side wrapped up another dominant success at Lord’s as Pakistan again showed how far they have fallen

The Independent UK

England beat Pakistan by 194 runs: second men’s cricket Test, day four – as it happened

Ollie Robinson picks up eight wickets in the match at Lord’s and England take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series

The Guardian - UK

Durham finish off Gloucestershire on sixth ball of day; Surrey frustrate Essex: county cricket, day four – as it happened

Durham completed a 10-wicket win over Gloucestershire to cement their place at the top of Division Two

The Guardian - UK

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Kumar Sangakkara lives in a 120-year-old heritage mansion inside UNESCO-listed Galle Fort with three courtyards, rooftop pool facing Indian Ocean, lighthouse view, coral walls and modern interiors

Sri Lankan cricket legend Kumar Sangakkara’s Galle Fort home combines heritage and luxury. The 120-year-old villa sits inside UNESCO-listed Galle Fort and features three courtyards, coral walls, four bedrooms and a rooftop swimming pool with views of the Indian Ocean and Galle Lighthouse.

The Economic Times

Javagal Srinath travels on Bengaluru Metro with trolley bag, fans praise former India pacer's simplicity

Former India fast bowler Javagal Srinath was spotted travelling on Bengaluru's Namma Metro with a trolley bag, leaving cricket fans impressed by his simple and unassuming lifestyle. The viral photograph has drawn comparisons with other Karnataka cricket legends and reminded fans of Srinath's illustrious career.

The Economic Times

Who is Shaik Rasheed, whose idol is Joe Root, cover drive like Virat Kohli and pull shot like Rohit Sharma?

Shaik Rasheed is emerging as one of India's promising young batting prospects, with the 21-year-old Andhra batter taking inspiration from England great Joe Root. A 2022 Under-19 World Cup winner, Rasheed impressed in the Ranji Trophy with 627 runs at an average of 89.57 and is aiming to develop the…

The Economic Times

Village cricketer raises cash to fly by helicopter from wedding to play at Lord’s in lifetime ambition

Piers Morgan joined those donating to the fundraiser to help Peter Melhuish captain his team at Lord’s next Saturday

The Independent UK

Ashwin picks India's greatest-ever cricketer; makes surprise calls on Rohit Sharma , Virat Kohli, MS Dhoni

Ravichandran Ashwin selected Sachin Tendulkar as India's greatest cricketer. He placed Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli in surprise matchups during the selection process. Ashwin chose Jasprit Bumrah over Virat Kohli in the quarterfinals. Sachin Tendulkar was ultimately crowned the winner of the selection. Tendulkar holds numerous batting records across all…

The Economic Times

Suryakumar Yadav admits being "completely shocked" by T20I omission, speaks on ODI future

Suryakumar Yadav expressed shock after being dropped from the T20 team post-World Cup victory. He spent weeks contemplating his cricketing future and passion for the game. The batsman admitted to smiling during pressure situations and his name not appearing. He was preparing for future tournaments and the Olympics. Suryakumar now…

The Economic Times

Within 48 hours of Sri Lanka series, India's top players summoned for mandatory fitness test

Centrally-contracted Indian cricketers reported for mandatory fitness tests in Bengaluru. These tests are crucial before the upcoming eight-month home cricket season. Several prominent players, including Jadeja and Pant, participated in the rigorous drills. Some players like Bumrah and Pandya are undergoing rehabilitation and will test later. The BCCI's home season…

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Sarfaraz Ahmed denies knowing about PCB's threat to end England tour

Sarfaraz Ahmed denied knowing about the Pakistan Cricket Board's tour threat. This alleged threat surfaced after an interview with Imran Khan's sons aired. The sons expressed deep concern for their father's well-being in prison. The Pakistan Cricket Board formally complained to Sky Sports about the interview. The England and Wales…

The Guardian - UK

Durham v Gloucestershire, Glamorgan v Hampshire: county cricket, day three – as it happened

Tanya Aldred reported on a day when rain played havoc with the schedule and Durham were made to wait by a peeved Gloucestershire

The Economic Times

FDA buckles under HC heat, revives Mumbai Cricket Association's suspended eateries after fresh inspection

The Bombay High Court warned food officials, leading to a license suspension withdrawal. Restaurants on Mumbai Cricket Association premises will now reopen their services. A recent inspection confirmed 88 percent compliance with food safety rules. The court criticized the FDA for a pedantic rather than pragmatic view. Officials faced potential…

The Economic Times

Asian Games 2026: What makes them different from Olympics

The Asian Games are a major continental multi-sport event held every four years. Athletes from across Asia compete, unlike the global Olympic Games. This year's event in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, will feature 43 sports. Cricket's inclusion offers India significant medal opportunities and regional identity. The Games serve as a crucial stepping…

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'Still processing this': Nepalese community unites in grief after disaster

Newcastle candlelight vigil for Nepal as attention turns to the recovery.

The Guardian - UK

US Open tennis, Premier League and Itauma v Hrgovic – follow with us

Here’s how to follow along with our coverage – the finest writing and up-to-the-minute reports

The Guardian - UK

Yorkshire cleared by regulator over £1.75m payment to chief executive’s firm

The Cricket Regulator investigated a fee paid to Sanjay Patel’s company SMP73 Ltd over the £100m sale of Northern Superchargers to the Sun Group in 2025

The Guardian - UK

Sports quiz of the week: US Open, Premier League and La Vuelta

Have you been following the big stories in football, athletics, rugby league, cricket, boxing, tennis and cycling?

The Economic Times

India captain Shubhman Gill puts positive spin on drawn Colombo test

India secured a 1-0 series victory over Sri Lanka after winning the opening test. The team felt disappointed after the second test ended in a draw. Young players like Manav Suthar and Devdutt Padikkal showed promising performances. Shubman Gill acknowledged the team played good cricket for most of the series.…

The Economic Times

'Not cricket': documents reveal rare Australia-New Zealand diplomatic spat

New Zealand officials expressed strong disapproval of Australia's unilateral tax treaty changes. They described the action as poor form and not in the spirit of cricket. This dispute arose after Australia altered laws affecting New Zealand property investors. New Zealand ministers urged a stronger response to the treaty breach. Australia's…

The Economic Times

BCCI dissatisfied with facilities in Japan, could send 'B' team for Asian Games: Board source

India may send a second-string squad to the Asian Games cricket tournament. Concerns exist regarding the facilities and arrangements provided for players in Japan. A BCCI observer will assess the situation and report back to the board. If conditions remain unsatisfactory, a 'B' team will likely be dispatched. Both men's…

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