Indian cricketer Hardik Pandya has permanently relocated to Bengaluru, establishing the BCCI's Centre of Excellence (COE) as his primary training base. This move offers him access to world-class facilities for injury rehabilitation and skill development, aiming to support his international white-ball career for the next five to six years.
Freya Kemp and Dani Gibson's 61-run partnership from 21 balls against Scotland has provided England with much-needed finishing power. Their availability after injury and improved batting suggest England has finally found feared finishers for the World Cup.
Freya Kemp and Dani Gibson's record-breaking partnership of 61 from 21 balls against Scotland has given England's batting lineup a much-needed power boost, potentially solving a long-standing issue of hitting boundaries at the death.
Former India batter Aakash Chopra believes Mohammed Siraj was prematurely labeled a one-format player, arguing the fast bowler has proven his effectiveness across all formats. Chopra criticized decisions regarding Siraj's white-ball selections, particularly his omission from the 2025 Champions Trophy squad.
Australia Women secured a commanding 65-run victory over South Africa Women in a white-ball cricket match. Key wickets fell at regular intervals, with Australia's bowlers proving dominant, restricting South Africa to 107 all out.
Rohit Sharma believes Indian cricket is on the right track to becoming a global powerhouse. He highlighted recent successes across formats and credited the improved cricketing structure. Sharma also noted the game's evolution towards more fearless and aggressive batting approaches.
Rohit Sharma believes Indian cricket is heading in the right direction, aiming for undisputed global dominance. He highlighted recent successes across formats and credited the evolving, fearless approach of modern players for the sport's growth.
