As the IPL 2026 concludes, the Indian cricket team sets its sights on a fresh start in the ODI format against Afghanistan. Following a period of inconsistent results, selectors are reportedly eyeing a squad overhaul that could see the return of explosive wicket-keeper Ishan Kishan and the debut of rising domestic talents.
Glamorgan’s seam attack decimated the Warwickshire top order on a damp, rain-affected day at Edgbaston, leaving the hosts reeling at 123 for 6 in reply to Glamorgan's first-innings total of 360.
The Bangladesh Cricket Board finds itself embroiled in significant legal challenges as 12 prominent cricketing figures, including former players and officials, have filed a writ petition in the High Court. This legal action directly questions the legitimacy of the dissolved BCB executive committee and the subsequent appointment of an ad hoc committee led by former Bangladesh captain Tamim Iqbal, sparking a major administrative dispute.
Ekansh Singh delivered a commanding all-round display, scoring an unbeaten 66 and claiming two key wickets, as Kent built a commanding 350-run lead over Durham in their County Championship clash at Beckenham.
In a heartbreaking turn of events for Kolkata Knight Riders, star pacer Matheesha Pathirana was forced to leave the field after bowling only eight deliveries in his much-anticipated IPL 2026 debut against the Gujarat Titans.
Litton Das talks about the challenges and mental strength behind his match-defining 126* against Pakistan, revealing how he shielded the tailenders, managed strike, and stayed focused under pressure in the Sylhet Test.
In a frustrating turn of events for Kolkata Knight Riders, star recruit Matheesha Pathirana was forced off the field with a hamstring injury just eight balls into his long-awaited debut against the Gujarat Titans.
The Bangladesh Cricket Board is gearing up for a pivotal leadership transition, with the official 2026 election schedule now confirmed. With voting set for June 7, the board aims for a transparent and swift transition of power.
The Pakistan cricket team found themselves under fire during the second Test against Bangladesh after squandering two clear DRS opportunities, a lapse in judgement that proved costly as the match progressed.
Matthew Fisher spearheaded the Yorkshire attack with a four-wicket haul as the hosts posted 486 against Surrey on a rain-affected second day at Headingley.
