From Pat Cummins' fine in the IPL to Ben Stokes' highly anticipated return and a historic coaching appointment, May 13 brought major cricket headlines worldwide.
The Chennai Super Kings' challenging 2026 IPL campaign has faced another major hurdle as key seamer Jamie Overton departs for England to address a thigh injury, leaving the franchise scrambling for replacements ahead of their crucial encounter with the Lucknow Super Giants.
The Big Bash League receives a massive boost as cricket icon Andrew Flintoff is named the new head coach of the Sydney Thunder, signaling a fresh start for the franchise after a challenging 2025-26 season.
In a moment that will be played on loop for years to come, Manish Pandey pulled off an acrobatic one-handed catch to dismiss Tim David during the RCB vs KKR clash. The brilliance of the grab left even Virat Kohli visibly stunned, sparking a viral moment that highlighted the veteran's enduring quality in the IPL.
England's cricket team has initiated a significant post-Ashes overhaul, appointing former Australian batter Marcus North as its first foreign national selector and unveiling a revamped Test squad featuring promising new talent and key returns, signaling a fresh direction for the team.
With speeds consistently clocking over 145 km/h and frequently hitting 150 km/h, young Bangladeshi pacer Nahid Rana has become a global sensation. Former opener Imrul Kayes breaks down why even the world's best batters are finding it nearly impossible to track his thunderous deliveries.
After a shaky start to IPL 2026, Rinku Singh has stormed back with 207 runs in four unbeaten innings. Behind the scenes, KKR's coaching staff led by Abhishek Nayar made subtle yet powerful changes—both technical and psychological—that reignited his finishing prowess.
Pat Cummins and leading Australian cricketers are eyeing an exit from the Big Bash League unless salaries improve, signaling a potential shift in the future of domestic T20 cricket in Australia.
Virat Kohli slammed his ninth IPL century to climb to No. 3 on the Orange Cap list, while Bhuvneshwar Kumar surged ahead in the Purple Cap race with 21 wickets as the IPL 2026 season heats up.
From explosive explosions to clinical consistency, the IPL has seen some of the greatest white-ball batters light up the tournament with match-winning centuries. At the top stands Virat Kohli with nine, followed closely by Jos Buttler and Chris Gayle — but who truly owns the record books?
