- 27/06/2025 09:35:01
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Following their Headingley defeat, the Indian cricket team has commenced preparations for the second Test against England in Birmingham. Despite Jasprit Bumrah's presence, he refrained from on-field activities, while Prasidh Krishna was also absent from bowling drills. Coach Gautam Gambhir engaged in discussions with pacers, and players participated in net sessions.
- 27/06/2025 06:35:01
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Former India player Ajinkya Rahane has suggested that captain Shubman Gill should utilise Shardul Thakur's bowling skills more effectively. Rahane believes Thakur, an experienced all-rounder, can be a valuable asset if given more opportunities. He proposed specific strategies to maximise Thakur's impact, including using him as a first-change bowler.
- 27/06/2025 06:35:01
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West Indies bowler Jayden Seales has been fined 15% of his match fee for breaching the ICC's Code of Conduct during the first Test against Australia in Barbados. The incident occurred after he gestured towards the Australian dressing room following Pat Cummins' dismissal. Seales received a demerit point, his second in 24 months.
- 27/06/2025 06:35:01
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Following India's underwhelming bowling performance in the first Test, former cricket stars Michael Clarke and Nick Knight have urged the inclusion of Kuldeep Yadav. Clarke criticized India's selection strategy, emphasizing the need to prioritize wicket-taking over bolstering batting depth.
- 27/06/2025 06:35:01
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The ICC has introduced significant changes to cricket playing conditions across all formats, including Test, ODI, and T20I. A stop clock will be permanently implemented in Test cricket to address over rates, while ODI ball usage is modified to manage wear and tear.
- 27/06/2025 03:35:01
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Ricky Ponting's son, Fletcher, showcased impressive batting skills during a net session with Washington Freedom, drawing comparisons to his father's legendary style. The youngster displayed elegant pull shots and drives, impressing onlookers like Glenn Maxwell. Meanwhile, Washington Freedom secured a thrilling victory against the Los Angeles Knight Riders, strengthening their position in the MLC playoffs race.
- 27/06/2025 03:35:01
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Indian badminton, once a promising sport, faces a concerning decline after a decade of success. The current state reveals poor results and a lack of successors to iconic players like Saina Nehwal and PV Sindhu.
- 27/06/2025 03:35:01
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Washington Freedom clinched a nail-biting five-wicket victory against LA Knight Riders in a high-scoring match in Dallas. Chasing 214, Freedom's Glenn Phillips and Obus Pienaar secured the win on the final ball after Holder dropped a crucial catch. Andre Fletcher's century for Knight Riders went in vain as Freedom strengthened their playoff hopes in MLC 2025.
- 27/06/2025 03:35:01
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Shubman Gill aimed to be the series' top scorer and scored a century on his captaincy debut. However, India lost the first Test against England. While his batting wasn't affected, his leadership is developing. Coach Gautam Gambhir supports Gill. Ravichandran Ashwin suggested using Shardul Thakur earlier. Gill remained composed, but his field placements faced criticism.
- 27/06/2025 00:35:01
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West Indies' pace bowlers rattled Australia's top order, leaving them at 92 for four after being dismissed for 190. Controversial third-umpire decisions marred the day, frustrating the West Indies camp. Australia leads by 82 runs, setting up a tense Day 3 with Travis Head and Beau Webster at the crease.
- 27/06/2025 00:35:01
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The first Test between West Indies and Australia is marred by controversial third-umpire decisions. Several contentious calls by third umpire Adrian Holdstock have significantly impacted both teams, leading to widespread debate.
- 27/06/2025 00:35:01
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Daren Sammy, West Indies cricket coach, expressed worry regarding TV umpire Adrian Holdstock's choices during the Test match against Australia. Sammy met Javagal Srinath, the match referee, to discuss his concerns. The West Indies team was troubled by Roston Chase and Shai Hope's dismissals. Sammy wants consistency in decision-making.
- 27/06/2025 00:35:01
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Ravichandran Ashwin has voiced concerns over Mohammed Siraj's performance in the recent Test match against England, urging him to prioritize controlling the run flow over solely focusing on taking wickets. Jasprit Bumrah stood out as India's best bowler in England’s first innings, claiming a five-wicket haul. Prasidh Krishna also picked up three wickets but was expensive, conceding runs at an economy of 6.40.
- 26/06/2025 15:35:01
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A commemorative cabinet was also set up beside the Honours board with all of Bangladesh's trophies put on display
- 26/06/2025 15:35:01
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Ben Sears is unavailable due to injury, Lockie Ferguson has been rested citing workload management and Kyle Jamieson is unavailable as he awaits the birth of his first child
- 26/06/2025 12:35:02
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PowerPlay overs in T20Is will now be rounded to the nearest ball, not over, for better proportional accuracy
- 26/06/2025 12:35:02
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The wicketkeeper-batter suggested that his side is eyeing a lead of 150-200 runs
- 26/06/2025 12:35:02
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Cristiano Ronaldo has extended his contract with Al Nassr until 2027, committing his future to the Saudi Arabian club. His arrival in 2023 spurred a wave of established players moving to the Saudi Pro League. Despite being the league's top scorer, Ronaldo is yet to win a title with Al Nassr.
- 26/06/2025 12:35:02
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Jofra Archer may return for the second Test against India at Edgbaston. Stuart Broad and Jos Buttler support Archer's inclusion. Archer played for Sussex, showing encouraging signs. Ben Stokes' bowling fitness could manage Archer's workload. Broad wants Archer to start. England lead 1-0 after a win in Leeds. Archer's pace could challenge the Indian batting line-up in Birmingham.
- 26/06/2025 12:35:02
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England's Jos Buttler and Stuart Broad looked into England's stunning chase against India at Headingley, suggesting they could have surpassed an even larger target than 371. Buttler emphasized England's aggressive approach, stating they would have pursued even 450.