In a landmark move for European cricket, legendary former India captain Rahul Dravid has been unveiled as the owner of the Dublin Guardians, a founding franchise in the inaugural European T20 Premier League set to launch in 2026.
In a move aimed at accountability and future planning, the Bangladesh government has established a high-level committee to probe the administrative and management failures that led to the national team missing the 2026 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup.
In a remarkable display of resilience, Glamorgan secured a thrilling two-wicket victory over Somerset, driven by a resilient century partnership between Sean Dickson and nightwatcher Ryan Hadley.
As rain continues to play a pivotal role in the ongoing Test match at Mirpur, Mohammad Ashraful remains optimistic about Bangladesh's chances to secure a victory against Pakistan on the final day, despite the tight battle for control.
In a pivotal clash for top-table supremacy, Gujarat Titans take on Sunrisers Hyderabad in Ahmedabad. With both teams in scorching form, this encounter promises a tactical battle between the precision of the GT pace attack and the explosive power-hitting of the SRH top order.
In a remarkable turn of events at Edgbaston, Warwickshire completed a dominant 377-run victory over Yorkshire, marking one of their largest margins of victory in County Championship history.
Veteran pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar once again proved his enduring class in IPL 2026, delivering a magnificent 4/23 spell against Mumbai Indians that not only secured a dramatic victory for Royal Challengers Bengaluru but also saw him equal a rare IPL record. His masterful display with both ball and bat showcased why he remains a formidable force in T20 cricket.
In a sport where form can fluctuate wildly, cricket legend Virat Kohli recently faced the rare challenge of back-to-back ducks. While many might panic, fellow cricketer Krunal Pandya offered a refreshing perspective, expressing excitement rather than worry, confident in Kohli's unparalleled ability to bounce back and silence critics with his bat.
The T20I futures of veteran stars Glenn Maxwell, Marcus Stoinis, and Steven Smith remain uncertain but active following their absence from Australia's upcoming tour of Bangladesh. Chair of selectors George Bailey insists the trio has not been discarded, but rather that a new cycle of talent development has begun.
At 36, Bhuvneshwar Kumar is defying expectations, proving that precision and cricketing intelligence are more lethal than raw pace. His recent masterclass for RCB against Mumbai Indians highlights why he remains one of the most formidable artists in the game.
