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A 19-Year-Old Cricketer's MRI Pointed to Autoimmune Spine Disease, and a CT Scan Found Stress Fractures Instead

A young fast bowler's MRI suggested inflammatory spine disease. A CT scan later revealed the stress fractures that imaging had missed.

Medical Daily · Sep 7

‘Hopefully, not this time’: New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner duo don't enjoy conditions again ahead of India series

New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner expects tough competition from Indian stalwarts Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma. The upcoming five-match ODI series will serve as crucial preparation for the 2027 ODI World Cup. Santner believes New Zealand's home conditions will test India's new-look Test squad. He also highlighted the depth of…

The Economic Times · Sep 7

Pakistan cricket hit by match-fixing controversy again: Players’ phones confiscated as seven players sent home

Pakistan cricket has come under scrutiny after the PCB made sweeping changes during the England Test series. Seven players were dropped, several new players were added, and the board confirmed an internal disciplinary inquiry following reports concerning discipline and conduct. A report also claimed that some players’ phones were taken…

The Economic Times · Sep 7

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Pakistan cricket’s match-fixing ghost returns as PCB launches England tour inquiry

The Pakistan Cricket Board has initiated an internal investigation regarding potential disciplinary breaches amid match-fixing speculations. Reports have emerged regarding player behavior during the recent England series, where seven players were dismissed following heavy losses in the early games. The Board is meticulously examining these allegations according to standard protocols…

The Economic Times · Sep 7

Kevin Pietersen handed shock coaching role with England team

Pietersen has had a strained relationship with the English cricket establishment over the years but has been appointed as a specialist mentor to the white-ball teams by head coach Brendon McCullum

The Independent UK · Sep 7

Kevin Pietersen gets surprise call-up as mentor for England cricket team

Kevin Pietersen has been appointed as a ‘specialist mentor’ to England’s white-ball teams during the run-up to the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup in late 2027

The Guardian - UK · Sep 7

Tributes paid to ‘wonderful son’ found with fatal stab wound after car crash in Staffordshire

His former cricket club called him a ‘lovely lad and a great friend’

The Independent UK · Sep 7

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Warning over future of Olympic Games if Brisbane 2032 program is not modernised

Australia’s most senior sport executive, Kieren Perkins, has called on the IOC to update the sporting program for Brisbane 2032

The Guardian - AU · Sep 7

Azhar Ali: ‘Pakistan cricket cannot change in the space of a year’

One of the stalwarts of the Pakistan team that reached Test No 1 a decade ago tells Ali Martin the current side’s woes go far deeper than this tour of England

The Guardian - UK · Sep 7

India-Japan match important step in cricket's drive to become global: BCCI secretary Saikia

Mark your calendars for September 22 as India takes on Japan in a momentous T20 International match, celebrating 75 years of diplomatic ties. This event aims to enhance cricket's international footprint and engage diverse audiences. Additionally, it serves as a crucial stepping stone for India’s Asian Games preparation, reflecting cricket’s…

The Economic Times · Sep 7

Misbah complains about differential treatment of coaches in Pakistan cricket

Former Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq has voiced concerns over unequal treatment for coaches. He stated that foreign coaches receive more authority and face less scrutiny. Local coaches, conversely, endure constant criticism and pressure from all sides. Misbah also highlighted a negative trend of mentally undermining players after poor performances. He emphasized…

The Economic Times · Sep 6

Match-fixing fears? PCB seizes Pakistan players' phones ahead of final England Test

Pakistan Cricket Board took national team members' mobile phones before the final Test. These devices will remain with the board until the match concludes. ICC regulations restrict phone use in certain areas during matches. However, anti-corruption officials have broader powers during investigations. The PCB has not confirmed any link to…

The Economic Times · Sep 6

European dream: ETPL looks to redraw cricket’s map

Cricket faces financial imbalances, with wealth concentrated in few areas. The European T20 Premier League aims to create new opportunities for players. This league provides more consistent fixtures against better international competition. It offers a viable pathway for young cricketers in Europe. The league seeks a balance between sport and…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

Sachin Tendulkar remembers father on Teachers’ Day: ‘Failure is okay, but cheating is not’

Sachin Tendulkar paid tribute to his father, Ramesh Tendulkar, on Teachers’ Day, recalling how his guidance, values and belief in personal freedom shaped his journey. Tendulkar also announced the Professor Ramesh Tendulkar Memorial Fellowship in partnership with Inga Health Foundation. The fellowship will provide one MD each year with financial…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

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"He has that X factor": Suresh Raina backs Rishabh Pant for white-ball cricket

Suresh Raina praised Rishabh Pant's hard work and performances, calling him a favorite player. He highlighted Pant's X-factor and backed his maturation in white-ball cricket and the IPL. Pant has established himself as a key member of India's Test setup. Raina also suggested Abhishek Sharma should play Test cricket. He…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

"Don't see Sanju Samson as back-up opener for ICC CWC 2027": Wasim Jaffer

Wasim Jaffer does not see Sanju Samson as a backup opener for the 2027 Cricket World Cup. He cited consistency issues as a primary concern for Samson in the ODI format. Jaffer believes Samson should focus solely on T20 international cricket opportunities. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sai Sudharsan are identified as…

The Economic Times · Sep 5

Challenging to join India T20 squad after 5 days of Duleep, but it's our job to adapt: Tilak, Kishan

Tilak Varma and Ishan Kishan face a tough transition from domestic cricket. They must adapt quickly to the T20I format for the Afghanistan series. Both players emphasized their professional duty to adjust without making excuses. They believe two days of practice will be sufficient for preparation. The team will rely…

The Guardian - UK · Sep 4

Carse left out in cold again and told to ‘work through issues’ after Derby bar incident

Brydon Carse has been left out of England’s white-ball squads to face Sri Lanka and told to ‘work through the issues’ that led to him being handcuffed by police outside a bar in Derby

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The Economic Times · Sep 4

I never imagined to do that: Smriti Mandhana on surpassing Mithali's feat of leading run-scorer

Smriti Mandhana has become the leading run-scorer in Women's Internationals, surpassing Mithali Raj's record. She also set a new record for the highest individual score in the Women's T20 Asia Cup and now holds the most centuries in women's international cricket. Despite acknowledging the challenging conditions, Mandhana expressed confidence in…

The Economic Times · Sep 4

BCCI hands Bengal leg-spinner Rohit Yadav 2-year ban for age fraud, CAB crackdown on 62 cricketers

The BCCI has banned Bengal leg-spinner Rohit Yadav for two years for allegedly misrepresenting his age. The action comes weeks after he was selected for India’s Under-19 squad for the upcoming Australia series.

The Guardian - UK · Sep 4

Sports quiz of the week: transfer deadline day, the US Open and rugby drama

Have you been following the big stories in football, cricket, tennis, boxing, Formula One and cycling?

The Guardian - UK · Sep 4

Test cricket ponders end times again, but this decline feels both real and symbolic

Series and matches are getting shorter as the sport’s pace of change quickens – as if cricket is a proxy for wider fears

The Economic Times · Sep 4

Smriti Mandhana becomes highest run-scorer and leading century-maker in Women's International Cricket

Smriti Mandhana now leads women's international cricket in total runs scored. She also surpassed previous records for most international centuries achieved. Mandhana's exceptional 124-run innings powered India's victory against Hong Kong. This remarkable performance secured India's place in the Asia Cup semi-finals. She dedicated her significant achievement to her supportive…

AAP · Sep 4

Melbourne Stars snap up Test spinner for BBL campaign

The Melbourne Stars have secured a Test spin bowler for the upcoming BBL summer, while Cricket NSW have bolstered their coaching ranks.

The Economic Times · Sep 3

Wasim Akram says he helped Irfan Pathan become a better bowler, says he now tweets against Pakistan

Wasim Akram recalled helping Irfan Pathan with bowling tips during India’s 2004 Australia tour. Akram praised Pathan’s early progress but noted that the former India all-rounder now regularly posts about Pakistan on social media. Pathan had a strong record against Pakistan, including a first-over Test hat-trick in Karachi in 2006.

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