The Wicket project highlights women's cricket in Bradford, focusing on diversity, community, and belonging, amid growing interest in the sport.
Former India spinner Harbhajan Singh defended India head coach Gautam Gambhir against criticism over the Test team's recent defeats, urging people not to judge him solely by his public image.
Former India fielding coach T Dilip highlights Virat Kohli's non-negotiable intensity on the field, which contagiously raises teammates' standards, and reflects on his cherished moments with the team, including the 2024 T20 World Cup win in Barbados.
VVS Laxman revealed he turned down the India head coach job in 2024 to extend his tenure at the BCCI Centre of Excellence, citing family reasons and a desire to establish the facility's structures.
Zimbabwe has named a 15-member squad for the upcoming three-match T20I series against India in Harare on July 23, 25, and 26, featuring uncapped wicketkeeper-batter Tafadzwa Tsiga and returning players Wessly Madhevere and Newman Nyamhuri.
Indian cricketer Sanju Samson revealed his initial disbelief at Rohit Sharma's encouraging words after being dropped from the playing XI during the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026. Despite disappointment, Samson underwent self-reflection, eventually returning to form and becoming the Player of the Tournament as India won on home soil.
England's women's cricket team is set to play their first Test match at Lord's, a historic venue, just days after a Women's T20 World Cup final appearance. This marks significant progress for the women's game, addressing past inequities.
India captain Harmanpreet Kaur sees the one-off women's Test at Lord's as a crucial chance to rebound from the T20 World Cup disappointment. A win at the historic venue would significantly boost team confidence and create a memorable moment in Indian women's cricket.
Tammy Beaumont has announced her retirement from international cricket, with her final match being the historic first Test at Lord's against India. The decision comes after being omitted from the T20 World Cup squad and reflects a desire to move on from the international stage.
ICC CEO Sanjog Gupta highlights women's cricket growth surpassing men's in emerging markets, citing increased participation and performance. He defends the ICC's reliance on the Indian market for expansion, despite revenue disparities, and notes record-breaking attendance and viewership for recent women's tournaments.
Four months after defending the T20 World Cup, India's cricket team, under new captain Shreyas Iyer, has lost four of their last five matches. Head coach Gautam Gambhir attributes the struggles to a "reset" and player development, citing inexperience and adjustments to new conditions.
The Women's T20 World Cup concluded with Australia's dominance, but the tournament highlighted individual brilliance, inspiring moments, and the ongoing challenge for other nations to compete. Nat Sciver-Brunt was named best player, Australia vs. India the best match, and Ireland's first win a poignant moment. Bridging the gap with Australia hinges on ICC revenue redistribution and stronger pathway programs.
Australia defeated England by seven wickets to win their record seventh ICC Women's T20 World Cup title. Beth Mooney scored 64, anchoring a 100-run partnership with Phoebe Litchfield, to guide Australia to a historic victory.
Australia decisively defeated England in the Cricket World Cup final at Lord's, showcasing their dominance with a strong batting performance. Despite a large and enthusiastic crowd, England struggled to match Australia's skill and experience, highlighting the growing popularity of women's cricket.
England's cricketers reached the final of the tournament but lost to Australia by seven wickets, failing to replicate the success of other English sports teams. Coach Charlotte Edwards faces a challenge to rebuild the squad for the upcoming Ashes series.
A new class action lawsuit alleges an aged care firm charged residents for unused services. In Australia, concerns rise over cleanup costs for abandoned mines. Globally, tensions simmer in the Middle East, and the US marks its 250th anniversary. Australia triumphs in the Women's T20 World Cup.
Aged care residents launch class action over unused services. Queenslanders may fund abandoned mine cleanups. Spectacle Island is for sale as part of a Defence property selloff. Australia defeats England in the Women's T20 World Cup final.
Australia secured their seventh Women's T20 World Cup title by defeating England by seven wickets in a one-sided final at Lord's. Beth Mooney's unbeaten 64 and Phoebe Litchfield's 48 guided Australia to chase 151 with 17 balls remaining, capping an unbeaten tournament.
Australia decisively defeated England in the Women's Cricket World Cup final at Lord's. Despite a strong turnout and buildup, England struggled against Australia's dominant performance, highlighting the growing popularity and professionalism of women's cricket.
England's head coach Charlotte Edwards believes the team has "won back the fans" despite losing to Australia in the Women's T20 World Cup final. Despite a heavy defeat, Edwards praised the players' efforts in turning around the team's perception since the 2025 Ashes campaign, noting the positive crowd attendance and focus on cricket rather than fitness and fielding.
Australia secured the T20 World Cup title by defeating hosts England by seven wickets in the final. Beth Mooney's half-century and Phoebe Litchfield's aggressive batting set up the win, despite a late scare. England's captain Nat Sciver-Brunt scored an unbeaten 58 but it wasn't enough.
Australia secured their seventh Women's T20 World Cup by defeating England by seven wickets at Lord's. Beth Mooney's 64 and Phoebe Litchfield's 48 led a dominant chase of 151, extending Australia's record.
Australia defeated England by seven wickets at Lord's to win a record seventh ICC Women's T20 World Cup title. Chasing 151, Australia reached 153/3 in 17.1 overs, with Beth Mooney scoring 64 and Phoebe Litchfield adding 48.
Australia defeated England by seven wickets at Lord's to claim their record seventh ICC Women's T20 World Cup title. Chasing 151, Australia reached 153/3 in 17.1 overs, with Beth Mooney scoring 64 and Phoebe Litchfield adding 48.
