Fairfax may tap IDBI bank’s excess capital to help fund ₹52,878 crore buyout

US House race: Democrats cross majority mark with 220 seats, GOP trails at 126 in 435-member House

US Midterm elections 2026: What would Democratic 'Blue Tsunami' look like? 235 house seats, 51 senate seats

‘Omar Abdullah-Nidhi Razdan’s marriage is unlawful under Sharia,’ says All India Muslim Jamaat chief

Ladakh admin sends notice to Sonam Wangchuk's school, asks it to 'stop classes, other activities' amid pending case

Scientists detect signal from beauty particle 100bn times smaller than atom. It could lead us to dark matter

US midterms 2026: America votes! Election day pictures from across the country

'No need to sit face to face': North Korea rules out talks with Trump, fires projectile off east coast as warning

VIDEO: Delhi CM leads food safety crackdown, seizes nearly 7,000 Kg of suspected fake Paneer, Khoya

Naman Dhir wins Impact Player of the Series medal after impressive maiden overseas tour

Ashwin shares reasons for Bhuvneshwar's struggle in NZ T20Is, says his 'chapter is maybe closed'

Trump rules out immediate Iran strikes amid US Midterms result and Netanyahu's push, repeats ‘locked and loaded’ warning

'I’ve got ice': 20-year-old co-pilot's last text to her boyfriend minutes before Florida crash

Seven states, 132 Lok Sabha seats & the battle for Delhi Sultanate; Why 2027 matters

US midterm elections 2026 results: From Ramaswamy to Ro Khanna - Full list of Indian-American candidates who won and who lost

US midterm elections 2026: How America’s voting system differs from India’s

'Where did selectors go wrong?' Ex-India all-rounder Irfan Pathan questions Bhuvneshwar Kumar's T20I recall

The story behind Arvid Lindblad's Indian-themed helmet: A tribute to family and tradition

What is Rhabdomyolysis? Rare condition linked to death of 24-year-old NYC Marathon runner

'One little banana heist': UP Police shares elephant mom-calf clip to teach honesty, internet teaches it a lesson instead | Viral video

BJP slams Congress over Neha Bora’s video; INDIA bloc allies too call it ‘radical thinking’

French film festival convenes Oscar hopefuls in Los Angeles

IND vs NZ: Shubman Gill rues tight schedule as India field rested squad for ODI series

Doomsday warning? Why governments are warning people to stockpile emergency supplies for 72 hours

Trump blasts media over Reflecting Pool speech, insists it was not his final midterms speech

US midterm elections 2026 results: Who won and who lost the key Senate and House races | FULL LIST

At least 33 killed after Russia bombs Ukraine civilian shelter, Zelensky calls it 'one of the deadliest attacks of this war'

'I was one of his child victims': Former Miss Teen USA contestant Larissa Portnoff accuses Trump of sexual abuse in viral video | WATCH

Florida crash: Learjet fragments found 3-6km from crash site indicate they fell when plane was midair

'Holy fu*k, we’re out of time...mayday': Pilot's desperate final call before deadly Florida plane crash

Mob brutally attacks BSF jawans in Tripura’s Bangladesh border belt, spotlight on cattle and drug trafficking

Sam Altman says personal computers should not hold DRAM ‘used 5% of the time’

IND vs NZ ODIs: Skipper Gill reveals vision behind India's new-look tall pace attack

South African pace spearhead Kagiso Rabada has joined elite company after completing 350 Test wickets during the second innings of the Newlands Test in Cape Town against Australia. With the visitors needing 288 to win the match and the three-match series 2-1, they suffered an early collapse, triggered by Rabada inside the first five overs. He first picked up two wickets in his first over, removing Matt Renshaw and underfire Marnus Labuschagne before accounting for Travis Head to unlock this milestone. Playing his 75th Test, Rabada became the second-quickest South African (Test-wise) after Dale Steyn to achieve this feat. &nbsp;Rabada missed the series opener in Durban but returned to the playing XI for the second Test in Gqeberha, helping his team win that Test to level the series 1-1. Sitting at 346 Test wickets before the start of the third Test, Rabada picked up just one in Australia’s first innings but broke their back with a brilliant spell with the new ball on Day 5 in Cape Town.&nbsp;Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/india-a-vs-nz-a-2nd-unofficial-test-day-1-dhruv-jurel-padikkal-1793428364836">Dhruv Jurel's 99* and Devdutt Padikkal's 80 power India A to 291/7 on Day 1 of 2nd NZ A game</a> &nbsp;While Rabada took six more Tests than Steyn (69), who is the fastest South African to 350 Test wickets, he has joined the elite company of fast bowlers quickest to this feat. Former New Zealand veteran Sir Richard Hadlee tops the list among fast bowlers fastest to this milestone; Rabada is placed sixth on the list, which also includes Steyn (2nd), Dennis Lillee (3rd), Glenn McGrath (4th) and Malcolm Marshall (5th). &nbsp;Among the South Africans, he leads ahead of the veteran quick duo of Shaun Pollock and Allan Donald, who took 86 and 90 Tests, respectively, to reach 350 Test wickets. &nbsp;However, the quickest overall to this tally are two former spinners, Sri Lanka’s spin wizard Muttiah Muralitharan and Ravichandran Ashwin, both taking 66 Tests to reach this figure. Steyn sits in fourth place, while Rabada is ninth.&nbsp;<h3>Australia Lose 6 Wickets before Lunch on Day 5</h3>In what could have been the worst possible start to their run chase in this series decider, Australia has lost half its side under 50 before lunch on Day 5, with Rabada returning with three wickets and off-spinner Simon Harmer with two. Josh Inglis was out run out.&nbsp;

Kagiso Rabada reached 350 Test wickets on Day 5 of the Cape Town Test against Australia, becoming the second-fastest South African pacer to achieve the historic milestone.

South African pace spearhead Kagiso Rabada has joined elite company after completing 350 Test wickets during the second innings of the Newlands Test in Cape Town against Australia. With the visitors needing 288 to win the match and the three-match series 2-1, they suffered an early collapse, triggered by Rabada inside the first five overs. He first picked up two wickets in his first over, removing Matt Renshaw and underfire Marnus Labuschagne before accounting for Travis Head to unlock this milestone. Playing his 75th Test, Rabada became the second-quickest South African (Test-wise) after Dale Steyn to achieve this feat. Rabada missed the series opener in Durban but returned to the playing XI for the second Test in Gqeberha, helping his team win that Test to level the series 1-1. Sitting at 346 Test wickets before the start of the third Test, Rabada picked up just one in Australia’s first innings but broke their back with a brilliant spell with the new ball on Day 5 in Cape Town. Also read| Dhruv Jurel's 99* and Devdutt Padikkal's 80 power India A to 291/7 on Day 1 of 2nd NZ A game While Rabada took six more Tests than Steyn (69), who is the fastest South African to 350 Test wickets, he has joined the elite company of fast bowlers quickest to this feat. Former New Zealand veteran Sir Richard Hadlee tops the list among fast bowlers fastest to this milestone; Rabada is placed sixth on the list, which also includes Steyn (2nd), Dennis Lillee (3rd), Glenn McGrath (4th) and Malcolm Marshall (5th). Among the South Africans, he leads ahead of the veteran quick duo of Shaun Pollock and Allan Donald, who took 86 and 90 Tests, respectively, to reach 350 Test wickets. However, the quickest overall to this tally are two former spinners, Sri Lanka’s spin wizard Muttiah Muralitharan and Ravichandran Ashwin, both taking 66 Tests to reach this figure. Steyn sits in fourth place, while Rabada is ninth. Australia Lose 6 Wickets before Lunch on Day 5 In what could have been the worst possible start to their run chase in this series decider, Australia has lost half its side under 50 before lunch on Day 5, with Rabada returning with three wickets and off-spinner Simon Harmer with two. Josh Inglis was out run out.

Kagiso Rabada reached 350 Test wickets on Day 5 of the Cape Town Test against Australia, becoming the second-fastest South African pacer to achieve the historic milestone.

Kagiso Rabada completes 350 Test wickets, joins elite club in Cape Town Test vs Australia

Mumbai Indians’ new batting coach Robin Uthappa has issued a warning to the remaining IPL teams ahead of the next season. Uthappa was among three new inductions into Mumbai’s backroom staff since the franchise replaced Mahela Jayawardene with Kieron Pollard as new head coach. Uthappa, who played for Mumbai Indians in the inaugural edition, has vowed to win back MI fans' trust after a disappointing IPL 2026 campaign, where they finished ninth with just four wins in 14 matches played. &nbsp;“Today, we find ourselves back in that similar situation right now where the trust of the fans needs to be earned again. We come in again as underdogs. It's been one full cycle, and we're back to where we started again, which is nice," Uthappa said. &nbsp;Mumbai Indians are the joint-most successful IPL franchise, alongside Chennai Super Kings, with both teams winning five titles each; however, they haven't won one since the 2020 edition in the UAE. Once the tournament's most-dreaded team, Mumbai Indians have now been a pale shadow of themselves, something Uthappa wants to change in the upcoming season.&nbsp;Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/rohit-sharma-reappointed-mumbai-indians-captain-ipl-2027-hardik-pandya-1793416275783">IPL 2027: Rohit Sharma set to replace Hardik Pandya as Mumbai Indians captain</a> &nbsp;The former Indian batter vows to unleash Mumbai Indians' most dominant side, intending to intimidate all opponents.&nbsp; &nbsp;“We’re a force to reckon with at home. I want to take that same emotion, that same energy to every venue away from home. My goal would be to make sure that sense of intimidation that teams feel when they come to Mumbai Indians, to the Paltan -- I want them to feel that same intimidation when we go away from home as well.&nbsp; &nbsp;"And to be able to be on the same side of the Mumbai Indians fans. On the same side of the Paltan. So, I’m looking forward to playing a part in that journey of earning the fans’ trust back and making sure that this underdog journey will be one to be remembered.” &nbsp;Uthappa returned to the franchise for the first time in 18 years, and said that it feels like destiny.&nbsp; &nbsp;"I am just genuinely happy to be back ... thrilled about this and delighted to have this opportunity to work with this special set of cricketers and this franchise," Uthappa said. "Incredible, and it just feels like destiny, to be honest. As in, I started my IPL career with Mumbai Indians, and I start my IPL coaching career with Mumbai Indians, which seems like destiny to me." &nbsp;Meanwhile, the retention deadline for the IPL 2027 mini-auction, scheduled for December 16 in Goa, is November 15, with all teams busy finalising their retention lists.

New Mumbai Indians batting coach Robin Uthappa has warned rival teams ahead of IPL 2027, vowing to rebuild the franchise and win back fan trust after a disappointing 2026 campaign.

Mumbai Indians’ new batting coach Robin Uthappa has issued a warning to the remaining IPL teams ahead of the next season. Uthappa was among three new inductions into Mumbai’s backroom staff since the franchise replaced Mahela Jayawardene with Kieron Pollard as new head coach. Uthappa, who played for Mumbai Indians in the inaugural edition, has vowed to win back MI fans' trust after a disappointing IPL 2026 campaign, where they finished ninth with just four wins in 14 matches played. “Today, we find ourselves back in that similar situation right now where the trust of the fans needs to be earned again. We come in again as underdogs. It's been one full cycle, and we're back to where we started again, which is nice," Uthappa said. Mumbai Indians are the joint-most successful IPL franchise, alongside Chennai Super Kings, with both teams winning five titles each; however, they haven't won one since the 2020 edition in the UAE. Once the tournament's most-dreaded team, Mumbai Indians have now been a pale shadow of themselves, something Uthappa wants to change in the upcoming season. Also read| IPL 2027: Rohit Sharma set to replace Hardik Pandya as Mumbai Indians captain The former Indian batter vows to unleash Mumbai Indians' most dominant side, intending to intimidate all opponents. “We’re a force to reckon with at home. I want to take that same emotion, that same energy to every venue away from home. My goal would be to make sure that sense of intimidation that teams feel when they come to Mumbai Indians, to the Paltan -- I want them to feel that same intimidation when we go away from home as well. "And to be able to be on the same side of the Mumbai Indians fans. On the same side of the Paltan. So, I’m looking forward to playing a part in that journey of earning the fans’ trust back and making sure that this underdog journey will be one to be remembered.” Uthappa returned to the franchise for the first time in 18 years, and said that it feels like destiny. "I am just genuinely happy to be back ... thrilled about this and delighted to have this opportunity to work with this special set of cricketers and this franchise," Uthappa said. "Incredible, and it just feels like destiny, to be honest. As in, I started my IPL career with Mumbai Indians, and I start my IPL coaching career with Mumbai Indians, which seems like destiny to me." Meanwhile, the retention deadline for the IPL 2027 mini-auction, scheduled for December 16 in Goa, is November 15, with all teams busy finalising their retention lists.

New Mumbai Indians batting coach Robin Uthappa has warned rival teams ahead of IPL 2027, vowing to rebuild the franchise and win back fan trust after a disappointing 2026 campaign.

'I want teams to feel intimidated coming to Mumbai,' says new MI batting coach Robin Uthappa

India A captain Dhruv Jurel was unbeaten on 99, and Devdutt Padikkal continued his purple patch with another fifty (80) as the visitors scored 291 for seven at stumps on Day 1 of the ongoing second unofficial Test. &nbsp;New Zealand A won the toss and sent India A into bat first, removing opener Yashasvi Jaiswal for a four-ball duck in the first over. Sai Sudharsan and Padikkal stitched a 91-run stand for the second wicket, before Sudharsan fell for 41. Yash Rathod, who impressed with a fifty in the second innings of the first unofficial Test, departed early for 13. &nbsp;The man in form, Padikkal, who scored a game-saving 199 in the first match, missed out on his successive hundred by 20 runs. He scored 80 off 140 balls, hitting 12 fours. Domestic star Smaran Ravichandran was the next to depart on a first-ball duck, leaving India reeling at 137 for five.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/india-u19-asia-cup-squad-aaryavir-sehwag-anvay-dravid-picked-full-team-1793423454075">India U-19 Asia Cup Squad: Aaryavir Sehwag and Anvay Dravid picked; check full team</a> &nbsp;India all-rounder Washington Sundar couldn’t provide much assistance to his captain Jurel, as he fell for just eight, piling up more misery for the visitors. At 160 for six, India A looked in trouble, only for Jurel and the tail to save their sinking ship.&nbsp; &nbsp;The keeper-batter added 62 runs for the seventh wicket with spinner Manav Suthar, who scored 22 runs, before a partnership with seamer Akash Deep, who whacked a six and three fours for his unbeaten 25, helped India A sit in the driver’s seat.&nbsp; &nbsp;Following a mediocre outing in the series opener in Lincoln, Jurel roared back to form with an unbeaten 99 so far in the first innings. He scored 11 fours and three sixes during a 155-ball stay at the crease. &nbsp;For New Zealand A, seamer Fraser Sheat picked up four wickets for 50 runs, while Brett Randell, Jarrod McKay and Jayden Lennox returned with one wicket each. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Dhruv Jurel remained unbeaten on 99* alongside Devdutt Padikkal's 80 to power India A to 291/7 at Stumps on Day 1 of the second unofficial Test against New Zealand A.

India A captain Dhruv Jurel was unbeaten on 99, and Devdutt Padikkal continued his purple patch with another fifty (80) as the visitors scored 291 for seven at stumps on Day 1 of the ongoing second unofficial Test. New Zealand A won the toss and sent India A into bat first, removing opener Yashasvi Jaiswal for a four-ball duck in the first over. Sai Sudharsan and Padikkal stitched a 91-run stand for the second wicket, before Sudharsan fell for 41. Yash Rathod, who impressed with a fifty in the second innings of the first unofficial Test, departed early for 13. The man in form, Padikkal, who scored a game-saving 199 in the first match, missed out on his successive hundred by 20 runs. He scored 80 off 140 balls, hitting 12 fours. Domestic star Smaran Ravichandran was the next to depart on a first-ball duck, leaving India reeling at 137 for five. Also read| India U-19 Asia Cup Squad: Aaryavir Sehwag and Anvay Dravid picked; check full team India all-rounder Washington Sundar couldn’t provide much assistance to his captain Jurel, as he fell for just eight, piling up more misery for the visitors. At 160 for six, India A looked in trouble, only for Jurel and the tail to save their sinking ship. The keeper-batter added 62 runs for the seventh wicket with spinner Manav Suthar, who scored 22 runs, before a partnership with seamer Akash Deep, who whacked a six and three fours for his unbeaten 25, helped India A sit in the driver’s seat. Following a mediocre outing in the series opener in Lincoln, Jurel roared back to form with an unbeaten 99 so far in the first innings. He scored 11 fours and three sixes during a 155-ball stay at the crease. For New Zealand A, seamer Fraser Sheat picked up four wickets for 50 runs, while Brett Randell, Jarrod McKay and Jayden Lennox returned with one wicket each.

Dhruv Jurel remained unbeaten on 99* alongside Devdutt Padikkal's 80 to power India A to 291/7 at Stumps on Day 1 of the second unofficial Test against New Zealand A.

Dhruv Jurel's 99* and Devdutt Padikkal's 80 power India A to 291/7 on Day 1 of 2nd NZ A game

Cricket dynasties continue to flourish in India, as sons of former cricketers Virender Sehwag and Rahul Dravid have made it to the squad for the upcoming Under-19 Asia Cup. Batter Aaryavir Sehwag and keeper-batter Anvay Dravid have been picked for the eight-team tournament starting November 5 in Muscat, Oman. Lakshya Raichandani and Yashbardhan Chauhan are named captain and vice-captain, respectively.<h3>India squad for Under-19 Asia Cup:&nbsp;</h3>Lakshya Raichandani (captain), Aaryavir Sehwag, VK Vineeth, Yashbardhan Chauhan (vice-captain), Kushagra Ojha, Arjun Rajput, Manal Chauhan, Anvay Dravid (wk), Rajat Baghel (wk), V. Yashveer, Aryan Savsani, Mohit Ulva, Kavya Patel, Shavin Vinod and Ishan Sood &nbsp;India U-19 will enter the competition on the back of some outstanding results lately. In September-October, they blanked the touring Australian Under-19 team 2-0 in four-day matches and 3-0 in One-Day games. Before that, they beat the Sri Lanka Under-19 team 1-0 in two four-day matches, having lost the One-Day series 2-1. &nbsp;Captain Raichandani starred against Australia in the red-ball matches, scoring 250 runs in three innings, including a top score of 240 in the first match. Vice-captain Chauhan was the best batter in the One-Day series, scoring 176 runs in two matches, including a hundred in the second game.&nbsp;Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/rohit-sharma-reappointed-mumbai-indians-captain-ipl-2027-hardik-pandya-1793416275783">IPL 2027: Rohit Sharma set to replace Hardik Pandya as Mumbai Indians captain</a> &nbsp;Meanwhile, top-order batter Sehwag scored 28, 47 and 23 in the One-Day series, and the team’s first-choice keeper scored 38 and nine in two matches he played against Australia. Against Sri Lanka in one One-Day match, Dravid scored a 67-ball 87. &nbsp;Among other players, Kushagra Ojha and Manal Chauhan, two top-order batters, alongside Mohit Ulva, the right-arm medium pacer, were also among the top performers in the two series. Ulva, batting at number 10, scored 92 in just 84 balls in the first four-day match against Australia. &nbsp;India are placed in Group A, with Nepal, Pakistan and the UAE, while Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Malaysia are in Group B. The top two teams from each group will advance to the semifinals. &nbsp;India U-19 will begin its campaign against Nepal on Friday (Nov 6) before facing Pakistan in a marquee tie on Sunday (Nov 8). India’s last group game is against the UAE on Tuesday (Nov 10).&nbsp;

Aaryavir Sehwag and Anvay Dravid have been named in India's squad for the upcoming U-19 Asia Cup in Oman. Lakshya Raichandani leads the 15-member team. Check the full squad and schedule.

Cricket dynasties continue to flourish in India, as sons of former cricketers Virender Sehwag and Rahul Dravid have made it to the squad for the upcoming Under-19 Asia Cup. Batter Aaryavir Sehwag and keeper-batter Anvay Dravid have been picked for the eight-team tournament starting November 5 in Muscat, Oman. Lakshya Raichandani and Yashbardhan Chauhan are named captain and vice-captain, respectively. India squad for Under-19 Asia Cup: Lakshya Raichandani (captain), Aaryavir Sehwag, VK Vineeth, Yashbardhan Chauhan (vice-captain), Kushagra Ojha, Arjun Rajput, Manal Chauhan, Anvay Dravid (wk), Rajat Baghel (wk), V. Yashveer, Aryan Savsani, Mohit Ulva, Kavya Patel, Shavin Vinod and Ishan Sood India U-19 will enter the competition on the back of some outstanding results lately. In September-October, they blanked the touring Australian Under-19 team 2-0 in four-day matches and 3-0 in One-Day games. Before that, they beat the Sri Lanka Under-19 team 1-0 in two four-day matches, having lost the One-Day series 2-1. Captain Raichandani starred against Australia in the red-ball matches, scoring 250 runs in three innings, including a top score of 240 in the first match. Vice-captain Chauhan was the best batter in the One-Day series, scoring 176 runs in two matches, including a hundred in the second game. Also read| IPL 2027: Rohit Sharma set to replace Hardik Pandya as Mumbai Indians captain Meanwhile, top-order batter Sehwag scored 28, 47 and 23 in the One-Day series, and the team’s first-choice keeper scored 38 and nine in two matches he played against Australia. Against Sri Lanka in one One-Day match, Dravid scored a 67-ball 87. Among other players, Kushagra Ojha and Manal Chauhan, two top-order batters, alongside Mohit Ulva, the right-arm medium pacer, were also among the top performers in the two series. Ulva, batting at number 10, scored 92 in just 84 balls in the first four-day match against Australia. India are placed in Group A, with Nepal, Pakistan and the UAE, while Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Malaysia are in Group B. The top two teams from each group will advance to the semifinals. India U-19 will begin its campaign against Nepal on Friday (Nov 6) before facing Pakistan in a marquee tie on Sunday (Nov 8). India’s last group game is against the UAE on Tuesday (Nov 10).

Aaryavir Sehwag and Anvay Dravid have been named in India's squad for the upcoming U-19 Asia Cup in Oman. Lakshya Raichandani leads the 15-member team. Check the full squad and schedule.

India U-19 Asia Cup Squad: Aaryavir Sehwag and Anvay Dravid picked; check full team

The hard-fought three-match Test series between Australia and South Africa has reached its final day, with Newlands in Cape Town awaiting a thriller. With the number one Test ranking, pride and a spot in a WTC Final 2027 on the line, the two top Test sides will fight it out for the ultimate glory on the final day of the series decider. While Australia need 288 runs to win the match, the hosts require 10 wickets to clinch the game and take home the series 2-1. Wearing pitch, spin threat, and several Aussie lefties at the top will make this contest mouth-watering.<h2>AUS need 288 to Win in Cape Town</h2>South Africa resumed at 140 for four, with Ryan Rickelton and Matthew Breetzke at the crease. The pair played over 20 overs, scoring cautiously, with Breetzke registering a gritty 43 off 121 balls. His banter with Australian bowling superstar Mitchell Starc also made headlines, with the video going viral on social media. Soon after his dismissal in the 67th over, all-rounder Wiaan Mulder walked in and stitched a 154-run stand with Rickelton to frustrate the Aussies. &nbsp;The two brought up their respective hundreds, with the left-handed gloveman registering his second since scoring a marathon 259 against Pakistan a couple of years ago. Although that partnership had done the damage, Australian pacers managed to wrap up South Africa’s second innings for 387, setting a 288-run target on day five.&nbsp;Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/rohit-sharma-reappointed-mumbai-indians-captain-ipl-2027-hardik-pandya-1793416275783">IPL 2027: Rohit Sharma set to replace Hardik Pandya as Mumbai Indians captain</a> &nbsp;Meanwhile, the Newlands surface began to wear down, with Aussie quicks finding no assistance. The ball wasn’t coming onto the bat nicely either, but Rickelton suggests that the red cherry upfront on day five could change dynamics for both teams, as runs and wickets are likely to be on offer. &nbsp;"With that new ball there are obviously runs available and obviously wickets too," Rickelton said after the fourth day's play. "It definitely felt like it was quite slow (after that), and the ball was soft as well, so to beat the infield was quite hard. &nbsp;"If Australia decide to have a go at it, (the pitch) might factor how they go about it. &nbsp;"It was a bit two-paced with the bounce; we didn't see too many balls stay low ... for them to bat effectively at three (an over) the whole day will be a big ask,” he continued. &nbsp;With prominent rough patches likely to keep the spinners interested in the game, Australia's top order, dominated by left-handers, could nullify it, making this day five contest all the more interesting.&nbsp;

South Africa set Australia a 288-run target on Day 5 of the 3rd Test at Newlands following centuries from Ryan Rickelton and Wiaan Mulder. Read the full Day 4 match report and pitch analysis.

The hard-fought three-match Test series between Australia and South Africa has reached its final day, with Newlands in Cape Town awaiting a thriller. With the number one Test ranking, pride and a spot in a WTC Final 2027 on the line, the two top Test sides will fight it out for the ultimate glory on the final day of the series decider. While Australia need 288 runs to win the match, the hosts require 10 wickets to clinch the game and take home the series 2-1. Wearing pitch, spin threat, and several Aussie lefties at the top will make this contest mouth-watering. AUS need 288 to Win in Cape Town South Africa resumed at 140 for four, with Ryan Rickelton and Matthew Breetzke at the crease. The pair played over 20 overs, scoring cautiously, with Breetzke registering a gritty 43 off 121 balls. His banter with Australian bowling superstar Mitchell Starc also made headlines, with the video going viral on social media. Soon after his dismissal in the 67th over, all-rounder Wiaan Mulder walked in and stitched a 154-run stand with Rickelton to frustrate the Aussies. The two brought up their respective hundreds, with the left-handed gloveman registering his second since scoring a marathon 259 against Pakistan a couple of years ago. Although that partnership had done the damage, Australian pacers managed to wrap up South Africa’s second innings for 387, setting a 288-run target on day five. Also read| IPL 2027: Rohit Sharma set to replace Hardik Pandya as Mumbai Indians captain Meanwhile, the Newlands surface began to wear down, with Aussie quicks finding no assistance. The ball wasn’t coming onto the bat nicely either, but Rickelton suggests that the red cherry upfront on day five could change dynamics for both teams, as runs and wickets are likely to be on offer. "With that new ball there are obviously runs available and obviously wickets too," Rickelton said after the fourth day's play. "It definitely felt like it was quite slow (after that), and the ball was soft as well, so to beat the infield was quite hard. "If Australia decide to have a go at it, (the pitch) might factor how they go about it. "It was a bit two-paced with the bounce; we didn't see too many balls stay low ... for them to bat effectively at three (an over) the whole day will be a big ask,” he continued. With prominent rough patches likely to keep the spinners interested in the game, Australia's top order, dominated by left-handers, could nullify it, making this day five contest all the more interesting.

South Africa set Australia a 288-run target on Day 5 of the 3rd Test at Newlands following centuries from Ryan Rickelton and Wiaan Mulder. Read the full Day 4 match report and pitch analysis.

SA vs AUS 3rd Test, Day 5: Proteas spinners target rough patches as Australia face 288-run chase

Five-time IPL champions Mumbai Indians (MI) are set to reappoint veteran opener Rohit Sharma as their captain ahead of IPL 2027, replacing Hardik Pandya. The latest report confirms this development after MI overhauled their support staff over the past week. Moreover, Mumbai Indians have also decided to move on from Pandya as captain, under whom they finished ninth last season, winning just four out of 14 matches played. &nbsp;An Indian Express report claims the franchise was willing to change the captain midway through last edition when they were struggling and wanted Rohit to take over. The report also suggests that Mumbai Indians decided to strip Pandya of captaincy, but uncertainty over his successor led to the postponement. &nbsp;&nbsp;Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ipl-2027-mumbai-indians-appoint-new-look-coaching-staff-including-uthappa-and-mcclenaghan-1793342201769">IPL 2027: Kieron Pollard replaces Jayawardene as new head coach of Mumbai Indians</a> &nbsp;With former captains Suryakumar Yadav and Jasprit Bumrah already part of the setup for the longest time, the franchise kept the option of picking a new captain open. Though T20 mainstay Tilak Varma was also seen as Pandya’s potential replacement for MI captaincy, as also suggested by Rohit, the franchise was keen on reappointing Rohit and was able to convince him. Meanwhile, under Rohit, Mumbai Indians have won five IPL titles from 2013 to 2020. &nbsp;“Rohit initially had suggested Tilak Varma’s name, but the franchise has requested him to take over captaincy, which he has now agreed to. There were a series of talks that had happened before him flying to New Zealand, and Rohit’s suggestions were sought during the appointment of new coaches as well,” a source close to the information said to The Indian Express. &nbsp;However, the MI source denied confirming this development only last week when asked about rumours of Rohit returning as the captain for the next season. &nbsp;“This is speculation. Until we don’t finish the trade window and retention, we will not decide this. &nbsp;“And why do you say for one season, he’s still playing and will keep playing for MI till he wants to play," the source continued. &nbsp;The source also added that the captain's call will be made alongside the coach during auction-related decision-making; and now that the retention deadline (November 15) is around the corner, MI have made the decision.<h3>What Happens to Hardik Pandya Trade?</h3>With Rohit Sharma set to resume leadership role at Mumbai Indians, all eyes will be on the much-talked-about Pandya trade. Since the last edition, the marquee all-rounder has been linked with several franchises for a potential trade deal.&nbsp; &nbsp;However, if the trade falls through, Pandya has reportedly agreed to play under Rohit’s captaincy next season. &nbsp;<a href="IPL 2027: Mumbai Indians appoint new-look coaching staff including Uthappa and McClenaghan">Mumbai Indians also revamped their coaching staff</a>, starting with Kieron Pollard’s appointment as their new head coach, replacing Mahela Jayawardene. The franchise also announced the appointments of Robin Uthappa, Mitchell McClenaghan, and Dhawal Kulkarni as part of their backroom staff.

Rohit Sharma is set to replace Hardik Pandya as Mumbai Indians captain ahead of IPL 2027 following a major coaching overhaul. Read the latest updates on MI's leadership shift, trade rumors, and new support staff.

Five-time IPL champions Mumbai Indians (MI) are set to reappoint veteran opener Rohit Sharma as their captain ahead of IPL 2027, replacing Hardik Pandya. The latest report confirms this development after MI overhauled their support staff over the past week. Moreover, Mumbai Indians have also decided to move on from Pandya as captain, under whom they finished ninth last season, winning just four out of 14 matches played. An Indian Express report claims the franchise was willing to change the captain midway through last edition when they were struggling and wanted Rohit to take over. The report also suggests that Mumbai Indians decided to strip Pandya of captaincy, but uncertainty over his successor led to the postponement. Also read| IPL 2027: Kieron Pollard replaces Jayawardene as new head coach of Mumbai Indians With former captains Suryakumar Yadav and Jasprit Bumrah already part of the setup for the longest time, the franchise kept the option of picking a new captain open. Though T20 mainstay Tilak Varma was also seen as Pandya’s potential replacement for MI captaincy, as also suggested by Rohit, the franchise was keen on reappointing Rohit and was able to convince him. Meanwhile, under Rohit, Mumbai Indians have won five IPL titles from 2013 to 2020. “Rohit initially had suggested Tilak Varma’s name, but the franchise has requested him to take over captaincy, which he has now agreed to. There were a series of talks that had happened before him flying to New Zealand, and Rohit’s suggestions were sought during the appointment of new coaches as well,” a source close to the information said to The Indian Express. However, the MI source denied confirming this development only last week when asked about rumours of Rohit returning as the captain for the next season. “This is speculation. Until we don’t finish the trade window and retention, we will not decide this. “And why do you say for one season, he’s still playing and will keep playing for MI till he wants to play," the source continued. The source also added that the captain's call will be made alongside the coach during auction-related decision-making; and now that the retention deadline (November 15) is around the corner, MI have made the decision. What Happens to Hardik Pandya Trade? With Rohit Sharma set to resume leadership role at Mumbai Indians, all eyes will be on the much-talked-about Pandya trade. Since the last edition, the marquee all-rounder has been linked with several franchises for a potential trade deal. However, if the trade falls through, Pandya has reportedly agreed to play under Rohit’s captaincy next season. Mumbai Indians also revamped their coaching staff, starting with Kieron Pollard’s appointment as their new head coach, replacing Mahela Jayawardene. The franchise also announced the appointments of Robin Uthappa, Mitchell McClenaghan, and Dhawal Kulkarni as part of their backroom staff.

Rohit Sharma is set to replace Hardik Pandya as Mumbai Indians captain ahead of IPL 2027 following a major coaching overhaul. Read the latest updates on MI's leadership shift, trade rumors, and new support staff.

IPL 2027: Rohit Sharma set to replace Hardik Pandya as Mumbai Indians captain

India spin bowling coach Sairaj Bahutule has said that Varun Chakravarthy and Kuldeep Yadav are “well prepared to play” despite not featuring in the T20I series against New Zealand so far. He also expressed hope that the two spinners would get opportunities in the fifth and final T20I and the upcoming five-match ODI series. India’s winning run came to an end on Friday as New Zealand registered an 87-run victory in the fourth T20I at Eden Park. The hosts restricted the world champions to 172 while defending a target of 260.&nbsp;Despite Mitchell Santner and Michael Bracewell troubling India’s batters during the series, the team has yet to include two of its key spin options, Kuldeep and Varun, in the playing XI.&nbsp;Speaking at the post-match press conference, Bahutule said both players were prepared and continued to work hard despite not getting game time.&nbsp;“I think more than anything, they are well-prepared to play. But whatever combination the team needs, it is very important to understand that they might not get that opportunity, and they are very much aware of it. At the same time, they keep working behind closed doors. Whenever they are needed, in fact, they will be ready for it. So I feel it’s just a question of giving them the opportunity. Hopefully, maybe next game and in the coming ODIs as well, they will get opportunities.”&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/we-fell-short-in-our-bowling-shreyas-iyer-reacts-to-india-s-defeat-against-new-zealand-1793367950220">'We fell short in our bowling': Shreyas Iyer reacts to India's defeat against NZ</a>&nbsp;Bahutule also spoke about Abhishek Sharma’s bowling, as the all-rounder has not bowled regularly despite his ability with the ball. The spin coach said Abhishek continues to work on his bowling and looks for ways to contribute in that department.&nbsp;“But you know, it is all down to the captain’s instinct on the ground at that moment; you have to go according to that, and that’s when an opportunity comes. Looking at the conditions as well, an opportunity can arise. But they are very much well-prepared. In any situation, when the opportunity is given, they (he and Tilak Varma) will surely go out there and execute their skills,” he added.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/manisha-bhanwala-scripts-history-wins-india-s-first-women-s-gold-at-wrestling-world-championships-1793371223556">Manisha Bhanwala scripts history, wins India's first women's gold at Wrestling World Championships</a>&nbsp;With two major ICC tournaments coming up, the ICC Cricket World Cup in South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe next year and the 2028 T20 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, Bahutule said the team wants its spinners to maintain an attacking approach.&nbsp;“We encourage our bowlers to be attacking. Sometimes being defensive can also be an attacking role—you know what I mean. So there are different situations which need to be handled. Axar (Patel) is somebody who bowls in the powerplay, and whichever over number he is given, he executes it really well,” he said.&nbsp;“When you have Varun as well as Kuldeep in the wings, they too are ready to bowl at any stage. They play a different role in conditions like this, but there is a lot of clarity given to them in terms of what is expected from them. Moving forward, when the opportunity arises for them to contribute and play, I am sure they are very well prepared, and that will help them to get better and play more games in the coming tournaments,” he added.

Kuldeep Yadav and Varun Chakravarthy are in contention for a place in India's playing XI, but their chances of featuring in Hamilton will depend on the team's combination, according to spin coach Sairaj Bahutule.

India spin bowling coach Sairaj Bahutule has said that Varun Chakravarthy and Kuldeep Yadav are “well prepared to play” despite not featuring in the T20I series against New Zealand so far. He also expressed hope that the two spinners would get opportunities in the fifth and final T20I and the upcoming five-match ODI series. India’s winning run came to an end on Friday as New Zealand registered an 87-run victory in the fourth T20I at Eden Park. The hosts restricted the world champions to 172 while defending a target of 260. Despite Mitchell Santner and Michael Bracewell troubling India’s batters during the series, the team has yet to include two of its key spin options, Kuldeep and Varun, in the playing XI. Speaking at the post-match press conference, Bahutule said both players were prepared and continued to work hard despite not getting game time. “I think more than anything, they are well-prepared to play. But whatever combination the team needs, it is very important to understand that they might not get that opportunity, and they are very much aware of it. At the same time, they keep working behind closed doors. Whenever they are needed, in fact, they will be ready for it. So I feel it’s just a question of giving them the opportunity. Hopefully, maybe next game and in the coming ODIs as well, they will get opportunities.” Also Read - 'We fell short in our bowling': Shreyas Iyer reacts to India's defeat against NZ Bahutule also spoke about Abhishek Sharma’s bowling, as the all-rounder has not bowled regularly despite his ability with the ball. The spin coach said Abhishek continues to work on his bowling and looks for ways to contribute in that department. “But you know, it is all down to the captain’s instinct on the ground at that moment; you have to go according to that, and that’s when an opportunity comes. Looking at the conditions as well, an opportunity can arise. But they are very much well-prepared. In any situation, when the opportunity is given, they (he and Tilak Varma) will surely go out there and execute their skills,” he added. Also Read - Manisha Bhanwala scripts history, wins India's first women's gold at Wrestling World Championships With two major ICC tournaments coming up, the ICC Cricket World Cup in South Africa, Namibia and Zimbabwe next year and the 2028 T20 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, Bahutule said the team wants its spinners to maintain an attacking approach. “We encourage our bowlers to be attacking. Sometimes being defensive can also be an attacking role—you know what I mean. So there are different situations which need to be handled. Axar (Patel) is somebody who bowls in the powerplay, and whichever over number he is given, he executes it really well,” he said. “When you have Varun as well as Kuldeep in the wings, they too are ready to bowl at any stage. They play a different role in conditions like this, but there is a lot of clarity given to them in terms of what is expected from them. Moving forward, when the opportunity arises for them to contribute and play, I am sure they are very well prepared, and that will help them to get better and play more games in the coming tournaments,” he added.

Kuldeep Yadav and Varun Chakravarthy are in contention for a place in India's playing XI, but their chances of featuring in Hamilton will depend on the team's combination, according to spin coach Sairaj Bahutule.

'Hope they'll get their opportunities': India coach on Kuldeep Yadav and Varun Chakravarthy

Manisha Bhanwala made history on Friday (Oct 30) by becoming the first Indian woman to win gold at the Senior World Wrestling Championships, defeating USA's Abigail Elizabeth Nette in the 59kg final. Manisha staged a remarkable comeback after trailing 0-6 to secure an 8-6 victory in the title clash.&nbsp;&nbsp;Before Manisha’s achievement, India had never won a gold medal in the women’s category at the World Championships. She also became the first Indian woman to achieve the feat after Anshu Malik fell short in the 2021 edition. Earlier in the ongoing championships, Kajal Dhochak and Neelam Sirohi had to settle for silver medals.&nbsp;Manisha’s historic win helped India finish the women’s competition with four medals.&nbsp;&nbsp;Apart from her gold, Kajal Dhochak and Neelam Sirohi won silver medals, while Tanu Sharma claimed bronze in the 72kg category.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/we-fell-short-in-our-bowling-shreyas-iyer-reacts-to-india-s-defeat-against-new-zealand-1793367950220">'We fell short in our bowling': Shreyas Iyer reacts to India's defeat against New Zealand</a>&nbsp;Meanwhile, Vicky Hooda’s campaign in the men’s freestyle 97kg category ended in the repechage round, as he suffered a 0-10 defeat against Iran’s Hassan Yazdani by technical superiority.&nbsp;India’s challenge in the men’s freestyle 61kg, 70kg, 86kg and 125kg categories also ended in the preliminary rounds, with the wrestlers failing to reach Friday’s semi-finals.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-pak-hong-kong-sixes-2026-afridi-stars-as-pakistan-beat-india-by-four-wickets-1793363187611">Hong Kong Sixes 2026: Afridi stars as Pakistan beat India by four wickets</a>&nbsp;India finished the 2026 World Wrestling Championships with four medals, including one gold, two silver and one bronze.

Manisha Bhanwala created history by becoming the first Indian woman to win gold at the Wrestling World Championships, beating USA's Abigail Nette in the 59kg final in Astana.

Manisha Bhanwala made history on Friday (Oct 30) by becoming the first Indian woman to win gold at the Senior World Wrestling Championships, defeating USA's Abigail Elizabeth Nette in the 59kg final. Manisha staged a remarkable comeback after trailing 0-6 to secure an 8-6 victory in the title clash. Before Manisha’s achievement, India had never won a gold medal in the women’s category at the World Championships. She also became the first Indian woman to achieve the feat after Anshu Malik fell short in the 2021 edition. Earlier in the ongoing championships, Kajal Dhochak and Neelam Sirohi had to settle for silver medals. Manisha’s historic win helped India finish the women’s competition with four medals. Apart from her gold, Kajal Dhochak and Neelam Sirohi won silver medals, while Tanu Sharma claimed bronze in the 72kg category. Also Read - 'We fell short in our bowling': Shreyas Iyer reacts to India's defeat against New Zealand Meanwhile, Vicky Hooda’s campaign in the men’s freestyle 97kg category ended in the repechage round, as he suffered a 0-10 defeat against Iran’s Hassan Yazdani by technical superiority. India’s challenge in the men’s freestyle 61kg, 70kg, 86kg and 125kg categories also ended in the preliminary rounds, with the wrestlers failing to reach Friday’s semi-finals. Also Read - Hong Kong Sixes 2026: Afridi stars as Pakistan beat India by four wickets India finished the 2026 World Wrestling Championships with four medals, including one gold, two silver and one bronze.

Manisha Bhanwala created history by becoming the first Indian woman to win gold at the Wrestling World Championships, beating USA's Abigail Nette in the 59kg final in Astana.

Manisha Bhanwala scripts history, wins India's first women's gold at Wrestling World Championships

India T20I captain Shreyas Iyer admitted that the team “fell short” with the ball after suffering an 87-run defeat against New Zealand in the fourth T20I. He also praised Glenn Phillips for his match-winning century.&nbsp;“I think we fell a bit short in our bowling to start with. Powerplay, especially in the third over, they got that momentum from there on, and yeah, couple of bowlers, they tried to squeeze in, but I think exceptional knock by Glenn. Some phenomenal shots, which were like pure bliss. So kudos to him. He’s been consistent throughout the series, so a lot to learn from him,” Iyer said during the post-match presentation.&nbsp;Phillips smashed 107 runs off just 49 balls, hitting six fours and 10 sixes. Michael Bracewell also played a quick knock of 65 off 25 deliveries as New Zealand posted 259/7 after being asked to bat first.&nbsp;&nbsp;The duo added 115 runs in just 40 balls for the third wicket, helping the hosts recover after losing two early wickets.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-pak-hong-kong-sixes-2026-afridi-stars-as-pakistan-beat-india-by-four-wickets-1793363187611">Hong Kong Sixes 2026: Afridi stars as Pakistan beat India by four wickets</a>&nbsp;India’s chase got off to a poor start as Jacob Duffy picked up two wickets in the first over, dismissing Sanju Samson (4) and Ishan Kishan (0).&nbsp;&nbsp;Duffy eventually finished with figures of 4/23, while Mitchell Santner and Matthew Fisher claimed two wickets each. India eventually managed 172/9 in their 20 overs.&nbsp;Iyer scored 22 runs off 11 balls, including four boundaries. He said India would need to analyse their performance and improve their execution before the final match.&nbsp;“I feel that it’s important to retrospect, see where we can actually bounce back, coming into Hamilton and just a day off. So I personally feel that we can probably go back to the drawing board and see to it we analyse and try to execute to the best of our abilities in the next game,” he said.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/nz-vs-ind-4th-t20i-new-zealand-end-losing-streak-with-87-run-win-over-india-1793360211334">NZ vs IND, 4th T20I: New Zealand end losing streak with 87-run win over India</a>&nbsp;The Indian captain also spoke about the challenges some players faced while adjusting to New Zealand’s ground dimensions and playing conditions.&nbsp;“Conversation was just that we knew that the dimensions are going to be like this, and some of them, it’s their first time playing on such grounds. So it takes a bit of time for them to adapt to the challenge. It’s not that easy, I understand that, but the way they executed the first three games, it was magnificent, and yeah, this is just a learning curve, I feel, that next time when they come here, they would probably have a better idea on how to go about their business. So a great learning curve, and hopefully we come back positive in the next game,” Iyer added.&nbsp;Despite the loss, India have already secured the five-match series with an unassailable 3-1 lead, having won the first three matches. The fifth and final T20I will be played in Hamilton.&nbsp;With inputs from agencies

Iyer also pointed out that some Indian bowlers were playing at Eden Park for the first time and may have found its small size and unusual dimensions challenging.

India T20I captain Shreyas Iyer admitted that the team “fell short” with the ball after suffering an 87-run defeat against New Zealand in the fourth T20I. He also praised Glenn Phillips for his match-winning century. “I think we fell a bit short in our bowling to start with. Powerplay, especially in the third over, they got that momentum from there on, and yeah, couple of bowlers, they tried to squeeze in, but I think exceptional knock by Glenn. Some phenomenal shots, which were like pure bliss. So kudos to him. He’s been consistent throughout the series, so a lot to learn from him,” Iyer said during the post-match presentation. Phillips smashed 107 runs off just 49 balls, hitting six fours and 10 sixes. Michael Bracewell also played a quick knock of 65 off 25 deliveries as New Zealand posted 259/7 after being asked to bat first. The duo added 115 runs in just 40 balls for the third wicket, helping the hosts recover after losing two early wickets. Also Read - Hong Kong Sixes 2026: Afridi stars as Pakistan beat India by four wickets India’s chase got off to a poor start as Jacob Duffy picked up two wickets in the first over, dismissing Sanju Samson (4) and Ishan Kishan (0). Duffy eventually finished with figures of 4/23, while Mitchell Santner and Matthew Fisher claimed two wickets each. India eventually managed 172/9 in their 20 overs. Iyer scored 22 runs off 11 balls, including four boundaries. He said India would need to analyse their performance and improve their execution before the final match. “I feel that it’s important to retrospect, see where we can actually bounce back, coming into Hamilton and just a day off. So I personally feel that we can probably go back to the drawing board and see to it we analyse and try to execute to the best of our abilities in the next game,” he said. Also Read - NZ vs IND, 4th T20I: New Zealand end losing streak with 87-run win over India The Indian captain also spoke about the challenges some players faced while adjusting to New Zealand’s ground dimensions and playing conditions. “Conversation was just that we knew that the dimensions are going to be like this, and some of them, it’s their first time playing on such grounds. So it takes a bit of time for them to adapt to the challenge. It’s not that easy, I understand that, but the way they executed the first three games, it was magnificent, and yeah, this is just a learning curve, I feel, that next time when they come here, they would probably have a better idea on how to go about their business. So a great learning curve, and hopefully we come back positive in the next game,” Iyer added. Despite the loss, India have already secured the five-match series with an unassailable 3-1 lead, having won the first three matches. The fifth and final T20I will be played in Hamilton. With inputs from agencies

Iyer also pointed out that some Indian bowlers were playing at Eden Park for the first time and may have found its small size and unusual dimensions challenging.

'We fell short in our bowling': Shreyas Iyer reacts to India's defeat against New Zealand

India began their Hong Kong Sixes 2026 campaign with a four-wicket defeat to Pakistan, as captain Krunal Pandya conceded 31 runs in one over. The Men in Green chased down India’s target of 89 runs in just 3.5 overs at the Mission Road Ground in Mong Kok. Khawaja Nafay smashed 41 off 12 balls and captain Abbas Afridi added 35 off just eight deliveries, as their 59-run opening stand came off only 13 balls to put Pakistan in a commanding position.&nbsp;Earlier, Pakistan won the toss and chose to bowl, restricting India to 88/5 in six overs. Shashank Singh was India’s top scorer with a quickfire 40 off 11 balls, hitting five sixes and also added 57 runs with Nitish Rana, who scored 19 off 14 deliveries.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/nz-vs-ind-4th-t20i-new-zealand-end-losing-streak-with-87-run-win-over-india-1793360211334">NZ vs IND, 4th T20I: New Zealand end losing streak with 87-run win over India</a>&nbsp;However, India lost momentum towards the end, as Rahul Tripathi scored nine runs, while Rahul Tewatia and Krunal Pandya were dismissed without scoring. T Natarajan remained unbeaten on 12 off six balls.&nbsp;India’s bowling attack failed to defend the total, with Krunal conceding 31 runs in his only over. Natarajan also had an expensive outing, giving away 28 runs. Shashank and Tewatia managed one wicket each, but Pakistan completed the chase comfortably.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-nz-shreyas-iyer-breaks-record-for-most-t20i-runs-by-an-indian-captain-in-a-year-1793356768644">Shreyas Iyer breaks record for most T20I runs by an Indian captain in a year</a>&nbsp;Pakistan had earlier suffered a narrow one-wicket defeat against the UAE despite scoring 106/2. UAE captain Khalid Shah smashed 71 off just 20 balls to guide his team to victory.&nbsp;India must now beat the UAE in their remaining Group C match and improve their net run rate to keep their hopes of reaching the knockout stages alive.

Pakistan chased down India's 89-run target in just 3.5 overs to secure a four-wicket win at the Hong Kong Sixes. Krunal Pandya conceded 31 runs in one over, making India's next match against the UAE crucial for their qualification hopes.

India began their Hong Kong Sixes 2026 campaign with a four-wicket defeat to Pakistan, as captain Krunal Pandya conceded 31 runs in one over. The Men in Green chased down India’s target of 89 runs in just 3.5 overs at the Mission Road Ground in Mong Kok. Khawaja Nafay smashed 41 off 12 balls and captain Abbas Afridi added 35 off just eight deliveries, as their 59-run opening stand came off only 13 balls to put Pakistan in a commanding position. Earlier, Pakistan won the toss and chose to bowl, restricting India to 88/5 in six overs. Shashank Singh was India’s top scorer with a quickfire 40 off 11 balls, hitting five sixes and also added 57 runs with Nitish Rana, who scored 19 off 14 deliveries. Also Read - NZ vs IND, 4th T20I: New Zealand end losing streak with 87-run win over India However, India lost momentum towards the end, as Rahul Tripathi scored nine runs, while Rahul Tewatia and Krunal Pandya were dismissed without scoring. T Natarajan remained unbeaten on 12 off six balls. India’s bowling attack failed to defend the total, with Krunal conceding 31 runs in his only over. Natarajan also had an expensive outing, giving away 28 runs. Shashank and Tewatia managed one wicket each, but Pakistan completed the chase comfortably. Also Read - Shreyas Iyer breaks record for most T20I runs by an Indian captain in a year Pakistan had earlier suffered a narrow one-wicket defeat against the UAE despite scoring 106/2. UAE captain Khalid Shah smashed 71 off just 20 balls to guide his team to victory. India must now beat the UAE in their remaining Group C match and improve their net run rate to keep their hopes of reaching the knockout stages alive.

Pakistan chased down India's 89-run target in just 3.5 overs to secure a four-wicket win at the Hong Kong Sixes. Krunal Pandya conceded 31 runs in one over, making India's next match against the UAE crucial for their qualification hopes.

Hong Kong Sixes 2026: Afridi stars as Pakistan beat India by four wickets

New Zealand registered their first win of the five-match T20I series against India, beating the visitors by 87 runs in the fourth match in Auckland on Friday (Oct 30). Glenn Phillips’ brilliant century and Jacob Duffy’s four-wicket haul powered the hosts to a convincing victory. Despite the defeat, India lead the series 3-1 with one match remaining.&nbsp;&nbsp;After being asked to bat first, New Zealand posted a massive 259/7 in 20 overs, their highest T20I total against India. Phillips smashed 107 off just 49 balls, hitting six fours and 10 sixes, while Michael Bracewell contributed 65 off 25 deliveries, including four fours and six sixes.&nbsp;The hosts recovered from an early setback after losing Tim Seifert (3) in the first over.&nbsp;Mayank Yadav also dismissed Daryl Mitchell (24), leaving New Zealand at 34/2. However, Phillips and Finn Allen (31 off 17 balls) steadied the innings with an attacking partnership.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-nz-shreyas-iyer-breaks-record-for-most-t20i-runs-by-an-indian-captain-in-a-year-1793356768644">IND vs NZ: Shreyas Iyer breaks record for most T20I runs by an Indian captain in a year</a>&nbsp;After Allen’s dismissal, Phillips continued to dominate alongside Bevon Jacobs before Michael Bracewell joined him. The duo added 115 runs off just 40 balls, putting New Zealand in a commanding position. Phillips eventually reached his century before Nitish Kumar Reddy dismissed him in the final over.&nbsp;Chasing 260, India suffered an early collapse as Jacob Duffy removed Sanju Samson (4) and Ishan Kishan (0) in the same over. Abhishek Sharma (27) and Shreyas Iyer (22) offered brief resistance, but New Zealand kept picking up wickets.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/rashid-khan-makes-history-becomes-first-bowler-to-claim-200-t20i-wickets-1793355723636">Rashid Khan makes history, becomes first bowler to claim 200 T20I wickets</a>&nbsp;Naman Dhir scored a quick 28 off 13 balls, while Tilak Varma top-scored with 35 off 32 deliveries. However, regular wickets prevented India from building any momentum.&nbsp;India were eventually restricted to 172/9 in their 20 overs. Duffy finished with figures of 4/23, while Mitchell Santner (2/24) and Matthew Fisher (2/40) picked up two wickets each.

India suffered an 87-run defeat in the fourth T20I after conceding a record 259 runs and managing only 172/9 in reply.

New Zealand registered their first win of the five-match T20I series against India, beating the visitors by 87 runs in the fourth match in Auckland on Friday (Oct 30). Glenn Phillips’ brilliant century and Jacob Duffy’s four-wicket haul powered the hosts to a convincing victory. Despite the defeat, India lead the series 3-1 with one match remaining. After being asked to bat first, New Zealand posted a massive 259/7 in 20 overs, their highest T20I total against India. Phillips smashed 107 off just 49 balls, hitting six fours and 10 sixes, while Michael Bracewell contributed 65 off 25 deliveries, including four fours and six sixes. The hosts recovered from an early setback after losing Tim Seifert (3) in the first over. Mayank Yadav also dismissed Daryl Mitchell (24), leaving New Zealand at 34/2. However, Phillips and Finn Allen (31 off 17 balls) steadied the innings with an attacking partnership. Also Read - IND vs NZ: Shreyas Iyer breaks record for most T20I runs by an Indian captain in a year After Allen’s dismissal, Phillips continued to dominate alongside Bevon Jacobs before Michael Bracewell joined him. The duo added 115 runs off just 40 balls, putting New Zealand in a commanding position. Phillips eventually reached his century before Nitish Kumar Reddy dismissed him in the final over. Chasing 260, India suffered an early collapse as Jacob Duffy removed Sanju Samson (4) and Ishan Kishan (0) in the same over. Abhishek Sharma (27) and Shreyas Iyer (22) offered brief resistance, but New Zealand kept picking up wickets. Also Read - Rashid Khan makes history, becomes first bowler to claim 200 T20I wickets Naman Dhir scored a quick 28 off 13 balls, while Tilak Varma top-scored with 35 off 32 deliveries. However, regular wickets prevented India from building any momentum. India were eventually restricted to 172/9 in their 20 overs. Duffy finished with figures of 4/23, while Mitchell Santner (2/24) and Matthew Fisher (2/40) picked up two wickets each.

India suffered an 87-run defeat in the fourth T20I after conceding a record 259 runs and managing only 172/9 in reply.

NZ vs IND, 4th T20I: New Zealand end losing streak with 87-run win over India

Shreyas Iyer became India's highest run-scorer in T20Is as captain in a calendar year after achieving the feat during the fourth match against New Zealand on Friday (Oct 30). The right-handed batter needed 13 runs to surpass Rohit Sharma’s record and scored 22 off just 11 balls while batting at No. 4 in India’s 260-run chase. Rohit had scored 656 runs in 29 T20Is as India’s captain in 2022. Iyer has now taken his tally to 666 runs in 25 matches in 2026.&nbsp;Iyer took over as India’s T20I captain from Suryakumar Yadav on 6 Jun, 2026 and made his captaincy debut against Ireland in Belfast on Jun 26 and has led the team in every match since then.&nbsp;Under his leadership, India have won the away T20I series against Zimbabwe, the home series against Afghanistan and the gold medal at the 2026 Asian Games.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/rashid-khan-makes-history-becomes-first-bowler-to-claim-200-t20i-wickets-1793355723636">Rashid Khan makes history, becomes first bowler to claim 200 T20I wickets</a>&nbsp;However, Iyer is still some runs away from the overall record for most T20I runs in a calendar year as captain. Pakistan's Babar Azam tops the list with 939 runs in 29 matches in 2022, followed by Japan's Kendel Kadowaki-Fleming, who scored 860 runs in 2024.&nbsp;Among captains in 2026, England’s Harry Brook is ahead of Iyer, having scored 690 runs in 19 T20I matches this year.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-nz-hanuma-vihari-praises-prince-yadav-stops-short-of-jasprit-bumrah-comparison-1793347630157">IND vs NZ: Vihari praises Prince Yadav, stops short of Jasprit Bumrah comparison</a><h3>Indian captains with most T20I runs in a calendar year</h3>

<figure class="table"><table><thead><tr><th>Player</th><th>M</th><th>Innings</th><th>R</th><th>Best Score</th><th>SR</th><th>100</th><th>50</th><th>4s</th><th>6s</th><th>Year</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Shreyas Iyer</td><td>25</td><td>25</td><td>666</td><td>102*</td><td>148.99</td><td>1</td><td>2</td><td>56</td><td>21</td><td>2026</td></tr><tr><td>Rohit Sharma</td><td>29</td><td>29</td><td>656</td><td>72</td><td>134.42</td><td>0</td><td>3</td><td>64</td><td>32</td><td>2022</td></tr><tr><td>Suryakumar Yadav</td><td>14</td><td>14</td><td>484</td><td>84*</td><td>161.33</td><td>0</td><td>4</td><td>46</td><td>24</td><td>2026</td></tr><tr><td>Virat Kohli</td><td>10</td><td>10</td><td>466</td><td>94*</td><td>147.93</td><td>0</td><td>5</td><td>29</td><td>23</td><td>2019</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>

<h3>Captains with most T20I runs in a calendar year</h3>

<figure class="table"><table><thead><tr><th>Player</th><th>Country</th><th>M</th><th>R</th><th>Best Score</th><th>SR</th><th>100</th><th>50</th><th>4s</th><th>6s</th><th>Year</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Babar Azam</td><td>Pakistan</td><td>29</td><td>939</td><td>122</td><td>127.58</td><td>1</td><td>9</td><td>99</td><td>17</td><td>2021</td></tr><tr><td>Kendel Kadowaki-Fleming</td><td>Japan</td><td>20</td><td>860</td><td>109*</td><td>151.14</td><td>1</td><td>6</td><td>67</td><td>43</td><td>2024</td></tr><tr><td>Muhammad Waseem</td><td>UAE</td><td>23</td><td>849</td><td>100</td><td>158.39</td><td>1</td><td>8</td><td>61</td><td>49</td><td>2024</td></tr><tr><td>Nizakat Khan</td><td>Hong Kong</td><td>28</td><td>784</td><td>81</td><td>133.1</td><td>0</td><td>5</td><td>51</td><td>35</td><td>2024</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>

Shreyas Iyer created history during the fourth T20I against New Zealand, becoming India's highest run-scorer as captain in a calendar year. So far, he has scored 666 runs in 25 T20Is in 2026.

Shreyas Iyer became India's highest run-scorer in T20Is as captain in a calendar year after achieving the feat during the fourth match against New Zealand on Friday (Oct 30). The right-handed batter needed 13 runs to surpass Rohit Sharma’s record and scored 22 off just 11 balls while batting at No. 4 in India’s 260-run chase. Rohit had scored 656 runs in 29 T20Is as India’s captain in 2022. Iyer has now taken his tally to 666 runs in 25 matches in 2026. Iyer took over as India’s T20I captain from Suryakumar Yadav on 6 Jun, 2026 and made his captaincy debut against Ireland in Belfast on Jun 26 and has led the team in every match since then. Under his leadership, India have won the away T20I series against Zimbabwe, the home series against Afghanistan and the gold medal at the 2026 Asian Games. Also Read - Rashid Khan makes history, becomes first bowler to claim 200 T20I wickets However, Iyer is still some runs away from the overall record for most T20I runs in a calendar year as captain. Pakistan's Babar Azam tops the list with 939 runs in 29 matches in 2022, followed by Japan's Kendel Kadowaki-Fleming, who scored 860 runs in 2024. Among captains in 2026, England’s Harry Brook is ahead of Iyer, having scored 690 runs in 19 T20I matches this year. Also Read - IND vs NZ: Vihari praises Prince Yadav, stops short of Jasprit Bumrah comparison Indian captains with most T20I runs in a calendar year

Shreyas Iyer created history during the fourth T20I against New Zealand, becoming India's highest run-scorer as captain in a calendar year. So far, he has scored 666 runs in 25 T20Is in 2026.

IND vs NZ: Shreyas Iyer breaks record for most T20I runs by an Indian captain in a year

Afghanistan spinner Rashid Khan made history on Thursday (Oct 29) by becoming the first bowler to claim 200 men’s T20I wickets after dismissing Tadiwanashe Marumani in the second T20I match against Zimbabwe. Batting first, Afghanistan posted a huge total of 221 runs, powered by Azmatullah Omarzai’s brilliant 116 and Ijaz Ahmadzai’s 52. Brad Evans and Kundai Matigimu claimed two wickets each for Zimbabwe.&nbsp;Rashid is comfortably ahead of the other bowlers on the all-time T20I wicket-takers' list, with England's Adil Rashid second on 171 wickets.&nbsp;The Afghanistan spinner made his T20I debut against Zimbabwe in Oct 2015 and became the leading wicket-taker in men’s T20Is in Sep 2025, surpassing New Zealand’s Tim Southee during Afghanistan’s tri-series match against the UAE in Sharjah. Rashid took 3/21 in that game to reach 165 wickets, moving past Southee’s 164.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-nz-arshdeep-becomes-1st-indian-to-reach-150-wickets-as-kiwis-fly-high-in-auckland-1793351924387">IND vs NZ: Arshdeep becomes 1st Indian to reach 150 wickets as Kiwis fly high in Auckland</a>&nbsp;Meanwhile, Omarzai and Ahmadzai added another record to their names with a 142-run partnership for the sixth wicket. It is the highest sixth-wicket stand in men’s T20Is, surpassing the previous record of 139 runs set by Andre Russell and Sherfane Rutherford.&nbsp;It is also Afghanistan’s highest partnership for any wicket, breaking the previous record of 86 runs between Mohammad Nabi and Ibrahim Zadran.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ipl-2027-mumbai-indians-appoint-new-look-coaching-staff-including-uthappa-and-mcclenaghan-1793342201769">IPL 2027: Mumbai Indians appoint new-look coaching staff under Pollard</a>&nbsp;Zimbabwe started their 222-run chase well, with Brian Bennett and Innocent Kaia putting together 39 runs for the first wicket. However, after Omarzai dismissed Kaia, Zimbabwe lost wickets quickly and slipped to 84/5.&nbsp;Captain Sikandar Raza and Tafadzwa Tsiga then added 120 runs for the sixth wicket, but their effort was not enough as Zimbabwe fell 19 runs short and lost the match.<h3>Most wickets in T20Is</h3>

<figure class="table"><table><thead><tr><th>Player</th><th>M</th><th>Balls</th><th>Maidens</th><th>Wickets</th><th>Average</th><th>Econ</th><th>4</th><th>5</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Rashid Khan (AFG)</td><td>120*</td><td>2741</td><td>2</td><td>200</td><td>13.99</td><td>6.12</td><td>9</td><td>2</td></tr><tr><td>Adil Rashid (ENG)</td><td>153</td><td>3178</td><td>5</td><td>171</td><td>23.42</td><td>7.56</td><td>4</td><td>0</td></tr><tr><td>Ehsan Khan (HKG)</td><td>119</td><td>2489</td><td>7</td><td>165</td><td>15.38</td><td>6.11</td><td>8</td><td>1</td></tr><tr><td>Ish Sodhi (NZ)</td><td>142</td><td>2792</td><td>0</td><td>165</td><td>23.01</td><td>8.16</td><td>4</td><td>0</td></tr><tr><td>Tim Southee (NZ)</td><td>126</td><td>2753</td><td>7</td><td>164</td><td>22.38</td><td>8.00</td><td>2</td><td>2</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>

Rashid Khan became the first bowler to reach 200 wickets in men’s T20Is during Afghanistan’s victory over Zimbabwe, strengthening his position at the top of the format’s all-time wicket-takers' list.

Afghanistan spinner Rashid Khan made history on Thursday (Oct 29) by becoming the first bowler to claim 200 men’s T20I wickets after dismissing Tadiwanashe Marumani in the second T20I match against Zimbabwe. Batting first, Afghanistan posted a huge total of 221 runs, powered by Azmatullah Omarzai’s brilliant 116 and Ijaz Ahmadzai’s 52. Brad Evans and Kundai Matigimu claimed two wickets each for Zimbabwe. Rashid is comfortably ahead of the other bowlers on the all-time T20I wicket-takers' list, with England's Adil Rashid second on 171 wickets. The Afghanistan spinner made his T20I debut against Zimbabwe in Oct 2015 and became the leading wicket-taker in men’s T20Is in Sep 2025, surpassing New Zealand’s Tim Southee during Afghanistan’s tri-series match against the UAE in Sharjah. Rashid took 3/21 in that game to reach 165 wickets, moving past Southee’s 164. Also Read - IND vs NZ: Arshdeep becomes 1st Indian to reach 150 wickets as Kiwis fly high in Auckland Meanwhile, Omarzai and Ahmadzai added another record to their names with a 142-run partnership for the sixth wicket. It is the highest sixth-wicket stand in men’s T20Is, surpassing the previous record of 139 runs set by Andre Russell and Sherfane Rutherford. It is also Afghanistan’s highest partnership for any wicket, breaking the previous record of 86 runs between Mohammad Nabi and Ibrahim Zadran. Also Read - IPL 2027: Mumbai Indians appoint new-look coaching staff under Pollard Zimbabwe started their 222-run chase well, with Brian Bennett and Innocent Kaia putting together 39 runs for the first wicket. However, after Omarzai dismissed Kaia, Zimbabwe lost wickets quickly and slipped to 84/5. Captain Sikandar Raza and Tafadzwa Tsiga then added 120 runs for the sixth wicket, but their effort was not enough as Zimbabwe fell 19 runs short and lost the match. Most wickets in T20Is

Rashid Khan became the first bowler to reach 200 wickets in men’s T20Is during Afghanistan’s victory over Zimbabwe, strengthening his position at the top of the format’s all-time wicket-takers' list.

Rashid Khan makes history, becomes first bowler to claim 200 T20I wickets

India pacer Arshdeep Singh has become only the third pacer to take 150 wickets in T20Is. Arshdeep reached the milestone during the fourth T20I against New Zealand on Friday (Oct 30) at Eden Park in Auckland. The left-arm pacer now has 150 wickets to his name in 103 matches at an average of 20.62 and an economy rate of 8.65. In the match, Arshdeep finished with figures of 1/38 as New Zealand piled up 259/7 in 20 overs - their highest T20I score. India, however, already has an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series. &nbsp;<h2>Arshdeep reaches 150-wicket milestone</h2>Arshdeep soared high after being picked up by the Punjab Kings in the IPL. He has played for PBKS since 2019, taking 111 wickets in 96 matches. He made his India debut in 2022 and has played 103 matches so far, taking 150 wickets - the most for the country in the format.Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-nz-hanuma-vihari-praises-prince-yadav-stops-short-of-jasprit-bumrah-comparison-1793347630157">IND vs NZ: Hanuma Vihari praises Prince Yadav, stops short of Jasprit Bumrah comparison</a>In T20Is, Rashid Khan has the most wickets - 200 - becoming the first player to do so. Among pacers, New Zealand's Tim Southee (164) and Bangladesh's Mustafizur Rahman (163) are ahead of Arshdeep.<h2>New Zealand break scoring barriers in Auckland</h2>New Zealand was asked to bat first after losing the toss and lost Tim Seifert in the first over. Daryl Mitchell (24) was next to go in the third over with New Zealand at 34. Finn Allen and Glenn Phillips then added 59 runs for the third wicket before India took out Allen (31) and Bevon Jacobs (7) in quick succession. Michael Bracewell (65 off 25) then added 115 runs with Phillips in just 38 balls to take New Zealand past 225. Phillips then upped the ante and scored 107 off 49 balls before Nitish Kumar Reddy, who earlier went for 32 runs in an over, dismissed him in the last over.

Arshdeep Singh became the third pacer to reach 150 T20I wickets during the fourth T20I in Auckland. New Zealand posted 259/7 behind Glenn Phillips' 107. India leads the five-match series 3-0.

India pacer Arshdeep Singh has become only the third pacer to take 150 wickets in T20Is. Arshdeep reached the milestone during the fourth T20I against New Zealand on Friday (Oct 30) at Eden Park in Auckland. The left-arm pacer now has 150 wickets to his name in 103 matches at an average of 20.62 and an economy rate of 8.65. In the match, Arshdeep finished with figures of 1/38 as New Zealand piled up 259/7 in 20 overs - their highest T20I score. India, however, already has an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series. Arshdeep reaches 150-wicket milestone Arshdeep soared high after being picked up by the Punjab Kings in the IPL. He has played for PBKS since 2019, taking 111 wickets in 96 matches. He made his India debut in 2022 and has played 103 matches so far, taking 150 wickets - the most for the country in the format. Also Read - IND vs NZ: Hanuma Vihari praises Prince Yadav, stops short of Jasprit Bumrah comparison In T20Is, Rashid Khan has the most wickets - 200 - becoming the first player to do so. Among pacers, New Zealand's Tim Southee (164) and Bangladesh's Mustafizur Rahman (163) are ahead of Arshdeep. New Zealand break scoring barriers in Auckland New Zealand was asked to bat first after losing the toss and lost Tim Seifert in the first over. Daryl Mitchell (24) was next to go in the third over with New Zealand at 34. Finn Allen and Glenn Phillips then added 59 runs for the third wicket before India took out Allen (31) and Bevon Jacobs (7) in quick succession. Michael Bracewell (65 off 25) then added 115 runs with Phillips in just 38 balls to take New Zealand past 225. Phillips then upped the ante and scored 107 off 49 balls before Nitish Kumar Reddy, who earlier went for 32 runs in an over, dismissed him in the last over.

Arshdeep Singh became the third pacer to reach 150 T20I wickets during the fourth T20I in Auckland. New Zealand posted 259/7 behind Glenn Phillips' 107. India leads the five-match series 3-0.

IND vs NZ: Arshdeep becomes 1st Indian to reach 150 wickets as Kiwis fly high in Auckland

Former India batter Hanuma Vihari has praised express bowler Prince Yadav for his performance in the ongoing India vs New Zealand T20I series. In his praise for the Delhi-based bowler, who is a product of the IPL, Vihari stopped just short of comparing him to Jasprit Bumrah – one of the modern Indian legends of the game. India has fielded a new-look bowling attack in the ongoing T20I series, including Prince, Mayank Yadav, Arshdeep Singh, and Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who has made a comeback after four years.<h2>Vihari praises express bowler Prince Yadav</h2>"Prince Yadav is bowling the important overs. I think he is one bowler who will serve Indian cricket for a long time, especially in the white-ball format. I would not compare him to Bumrah, but he is there. He is getting there. He is creating impact. He has got a good yorker and can be a death-overs specialist," he said in a video on his YouTube channel.Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ipl-2027-mumbai-indians-appoint-new-look-coaching-staff-including-uthappa-and-mcclenaghan-1793342201769">IPL 2027: Mumbai Indians appoint new-look coaching staff including Uthappa and McClenaghan</a>Prince has played two of the first three T20I matches, bowling his full quota of four overs in each game. In total, Prince has conceded 74 runs in those two matches at an economy rate of 9.25 – which is good enough, given the scoring rate in the series. He has, however, taken only one wicket in the two matches.IND vs NZ T20I seriesIndia has already taken an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series. In the first T20I, India chased down a target of 226 runs with four wickets in hand. In the next match, India chased down an 182-run target, again by four wickets, in a thriller before crushing the hosts in the third match by six wickets as they chased down 199 runs in 13.2 overs, including hitting 118/0 in the powerplay – the highest score in the first six overs by a team in a T20I.

Former India batter Hanuma Vihari praised express bowler Prince Yadav, hailing his death-overs potential. India holds an unassailable 3-0 lead over New Zealand in the ongoing five-match T20I series.

Former India batter Hanuma Vihari has praised express bowler Prince Yadav for his performance in the ongoing India vs New Zealand T20I series. In his praise for the Delhi-based bowler, who is a product of the IPL, Vihari stopped just short of comparing him to Jasprit Bumrah – one of the modern Indian legends of the game. India has fielded a new-look bowling attack in the ongoing T20I series, including Prince, Mayank Yadav, Arshdeep Singh, and Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who has made a comeback after four years. Vihari praises express bowler Prince Yadav "Prince Yadav is bowling the important overs. I think he is one bowler who will serve Indian cricket for a long time, especially in the white-ball format. I would not compare him to Bumrah, but he is there. He is getting there. He is creating impact. He has got a good yorker and can be a death-overs specialist," he said in a video on his YouTube channel. Also Read - IPL 2027: Mumbai Indians appoint new-look coaching staff including Uthappa and McClenaghan Prince has played two of the first three T20I matches, bowling his full quota of four overs in each game. In total, Prince has conceded 74 runs in those two matches at an economy rate of 9.25 – which is good enough, given the scoring rate in the series. He has, however, taken only one wicket in the two matches. IND vs NZ T20I series India has already taken an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series. In the first T20I, India chased down a target of 226 runs with four wickets in hand. In the next match, India chased down an 182-run target, again by four wickets, in a thriller before crushing the hosts in the third match by six wickets as they chased down 199 runs in 13.2 overs, including hitting 118/0 in the powerplay – the highest score in the first six overs by a team in a T20I.

Former India batter Hanuma Vihari praised express bowler Prince Yadav, hailing his death-overs potential. India holds an unassailable 3-0 lead over New Zealand in the ongoing five-match T20I series.

IND vs NZ: Hanuma Vihari praises Prince Yadav, stops short of Jasprit Bumrah comparison

Mumbai Indians, five-time IPL champions, on Friday (Oct 30), announced a new-look coaching staff ahead of the IPL 2027 auction, scheduled for December 16 in Goa. MI has undergone a complete change of coaching staff, including replacing head coach Mahela Jayawardene with Kieron Pollard. Among the new support staff, MI has appointed Robin Uthappa as batting coach, T. Dilip as fielding coach, Mitchell McClenaghan as bowling coach, and Dhawal Kulkarni as bowling development coach.<h2>MI rejig coaching staff with new appointments</h2>Robin Uthappa joins as batting coach - he was part of India's 2007 T20 World Cup-winning campaign and was with MI in 2008 as well. "His focus will be on developing the team’s batting capabilities, strengthening tactical decision-making and helping players adapt to the evolving demands of the format," said a statement from MI.Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/who-is-uma-kashvi-15-year-old-makes-history-as-youngest-ever-wpl-signing-1793258306420">Who is Uma Kashvi? 15-year-old makes history as youngest-ever WPL signing</a>Mitchell McClenaghan, who won four IPL titles with MI in 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2020, is the new bowling coach. Having represented MI from 2015 to 2020, "his continued association with the wider MI ecosystem further strengthens his familiarity with the franchise’s culture and approach to player development," read the franchise statement.T. Dilip, who has also worked with the Indian team during its 2024 and 2026 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup and 2025 ICC Champions Trophy title campaigns, "brings a strong emphasis on athleticism, preparation, consistency and excellence in the field."Dhawal Kulkarni, who won IPL titles with MI in 2013 and 2020, and is a familiar name in Mumbai domestic cricket, "brings extensive experience, a deep understanding of Indian conditions and a strong connection with Mumbai Indians."Mumbai Indians are looking to recover from a couple of poor seasons under Hardik Pandya as captain, whose future with the franchise as a captain as well as a player is under scrutiny.

Mumbai Indians have appointed a new coaching staff for IPL 2027 under head coach Kieron Pollard. The group includes Robin Uthappa (batting), Mitchell McClenaghan (bowling), T. Dilip, and Dhawal Kulkarni.

Mumbai Indians, five-time IPL champions, on Friday (Oct 30), announced a new-look coaching staff ahead of the IPL 2027 auction, scheduled for December 16 in Goa. MI has undergone a complete change of coaching staff, including replacing head coach Mahela Jayawardene with Kieron Pollard. Among the new support staff, MI has appointed Robin Uthappa as batting coach, T. Dilip as fielding coach, Mitchell McClenaghan as bowling coach, and Dhawal Kulkarni as bowling development coach. MI rejig coaching staff with new appointments Robin Uthappa joins as batting coach - he was part of India's 2007 T20 World Cup-winning campaign and was with MI in 2008 as well. "His focus will be on developing the team’s batting capabilities, strengthening tactical decision-making and helping players adapt to the evolving demands of the format," said a statement from MI. Also Read - Who is Uma Kashvi? 15-year-old makes history as youngest-ever WPL signing Mitchell McClenaghan, who won four IPL titles with MI in 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2020, is the new bowling coach. Having represented MI from 2015 to 2020, "his continued association with the wider MI ecosystem further strengthens his familiarity with the franchise’s culture and approach to player development," read the franchise statement. T. Dilip, who has also worked with the Indian team during its 2024 and 2026 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup and 2025 ICC Champions Trophy title campaigns, "brings a strong emphasis on athleticism, preparation, consistency and excellence in the field." Dhawal Kulkarni, who won IPL titles with MI in 2013 and 2020, and is a familiar name in Mumbai domestic cricket, "brings extensive experience, a deep understanding of Indian conditions and a strong connection with Mumbai Indians." Mumbai Indians are looking to recover from a couple of poor seasons under Hardik Pandya as captain, whose future with the franchise as a captain as well as a player is under scrutiny.

Mumbai Indians have appointed a new coaching staff for IPL 2027 under head coach Kieron Pollard. The group includes Robin Uthappa (batting), Mitchell McClenaghan (bowling), T. Dilip, and Dhawal Kulkarni.

IPL 2027: Mumbai Indians appoint new-look coaching staff including Uthappa and McClenaghan

Cristiano Ronaldo, who was in the news for negative reasons earlier this month, is now back to doing what he does best – scoring goals. The Portuguese footballer scored a 15-minute hat-trick for his club Al Nassr in the Saudi Pro League on Thursday (Oct 29). Ronaldo scored goals in the 66th, 72nd, and 81st minutes to help his team win 5–3 from a 2-2 tie and proved that he is still one of the best to play the sport. With the hat-trick, Ronaldo is now just 15 goals short of completing 1,000 goals.<h2>Ronaldo scores 15-minute hat-trick in Saudi Pro League</h2>During the Al Nassr vs Al Kholood game at Alawwal Park in Riyadh, Julian Dominguez scored the first goal for Al Kholood in the 16th minute before Angelo Gabriel scored the equalizer for Al Nassr in the 24th minute. Sadio Mane then scored in the 38th minute as Al Nassr took a 2-1 lead, but Antoine Essomba struck for Al Kholood right before half-time in the 45+2nd minute to ensure a 2-2 scoreline.Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/cristiano-ronaldo-wins-first-ever-ballon-d-or-of-all-time-award-1793263554176">Cristiano Ronaldo wins first-ever Ballon d’Or Of All Time award</a>In the second half, both teams tried but could not score a goal before Ronaldo took matters into his own hands. The five-time Ballon d'Or winner scored three goals in 15 minutes to stun everyone in the stadium and ensure a victory for his team. Have a look at the goals below:

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Ronaldo's hat-trick to take him to goal 985 🤩 https://t.co/oxgu7aqua2&mdash; Roshn Saudi League (@SPL_EN) <a href="https://x.com/SPL_EN/status/2115912558041268274?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 29, 2026</a></blockquote>
<script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

For Al Kholood, Dominguez scored one more goal from a penalty kick in the final seconds, but it could not change the result.With the win, Al Nassr is now level with league leaders Al Qadsiah as both teams have 28 points. Al Nassr, however, has a game in hand, having earned 28 points in 11 games while Al Qadsiah has played 12 matches for the same number of points.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored a 15-minute hat-trick to lead Al Nassr to a 5-3 win over Al Kholood in the Saudi Pro League. The victory moves Al Nassr level on 28 points at the top with a game in hand.

Cristiano Ronaldo, who was in the news for negative reasons earlier this month, is now back to doing what he does best – scoring goals. The Portuguese footballer scored a 15-minute hat-trick for his club Al Nassr in the Saudi Pro League on Thursday (Oct 29). Ronaldo scored goals in the 66th, 72nd, and 81st minutes to help his team win 5–3 from a 2-2 tie and proved that he is still one of the best to play the sport. With the hat-trick, Ronaldo is now just 15 goals short of completing 1,000 goals. Ronaldo scores 15-minute hat-trick in Saudi Pro League During the Al Nassr vs Al Kholood game at Alawwal Park in Riyadh, Julian Dominguez scored the first goal for Al Kholood in the 16th minute before Angelo Gabriel scored the equalizer for Al Nassr in the 24th minute. Sadio Mane then scored in the 38th minute as Al Nassr took a 2-1 lead, but Antoine Essomba struck for Al Kholood right before half-time in the 45+2nd minute to ensure a 2-2 scoreline. Also Read - Cristiano Ronaldo wins first-ever Ballon d’Or Of All Time award In the second half, both teams tried but could not score a goal before Ronaldo took matters into his own hands. The five-time Ballon d'Or winner scored three goals in 15 minutes to stun everyone in the stadium and ensure a victory for his team. Have a look at the goals below:

Cristiano Ronaldo scored a 15-minute hat-trick to lead Al Nassr to a 5-3 win over Al Kholood in the Saudi Pro League. The victory moves Al Nassr level on 28 points at the top with a game in hand.

Ronaldo now 15 short of 1000 goals with 15-minute hat-trick for Al Nassr - VIDEO

Australia's chances of winning their series against world Test champions South Africa soared on the third day of the decider against South Africa at Newlands on Thursday. South Africa were reeling at 140 for four at the close, just 40 runs ahead with six wickets remaining.Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-nz-prasidh-krishna-ruled-out-odi-series-auqib-nabi-replacement-1793212894681">Prasidh Krishna ruled out of New Zealand ODIs as BCCI pick replacement</a>"It's really satisfying," said Australian centurion Josh Inglis, singling out Nathan Lyon's dismissal of South African captain Temba Bavuma in the penultimate over of the day.Bavuma had battled for almost three hours, scoring 35, before he tried to whip a ball from off-spinner Lyon through midwicket. The ball spun sharply and hit the stumps."I think we controlled the tempo really well in that last session," said Inglis of a period in which South Africa scored only 87 runs in 34 overs."Although they were playing well, they weren't really getting away from us. I thought Gaz (Lyon) bowled brilliantly and looked threatening the whole time."When you work for a couple of hours and get the rewards right at the end, it's really satisfying," said Inglis.South African off-spinner Simon Harmer, who bowled 37 overs and took four for 104 in Australia's second innings, said spin was playing an increasing role in the series-deciding contest between the world's two leading Test teams."If you look at how the wicket changed from this morning to this evening, it's been quite a dramatic change. I think Mitchell Starc does a pretty good job of churning up the wicket (with footmarks from his follow through as a left-arm bowler). So yeah, I definitely think that spin is probably going to come into it a lot more than it has in the first two-and-a-half days."Harmer said the remaining South African batsmen could not afford to look too far ahead in terms of trying to post a total that would give them a chance.Although Lyon had to wait until late in the day, he posed a significant threat as he sent down 14 overs, finishing with one for 31.But it was fast bowlers Starc and Josh Hazlewood who made the initial inroads.Starc, who took six for 72 in the first innings, again struck crucial blows, dismissing Aiden Markram and Marques Ackerman while Hazlewood claimed the wicket of David Bedingham, out hooking for the second time in the match.Inglis earlier completed his second Test century, scoring 102 before Australia were bowled out for 429 after starting the day on 330 for four. He told journalists that he only found out he was playing when Steve Smith ruled himself out with a neck injury on the morning of the match.

South Africa were reeling at 140 for four at the close, just 40 runs ahead with six wickets remaining.

Australia's chances of winning their series against world Test champions South Africa soared on the third day of the decider against South Africa at Newlands on Thursday. South Africa were reeling at 140 for four at the close, just 40 runs ahead with six wickets remaining. Also Read - Prasidh Krishna ruled out of New Zealand ODIs as BCCI pick replacement "It's really satisfying," said Australian centurion Josh Inglis, singling out Nathan Lyon's dismissal of South African captain Temba Bavuma in the penultimate over of the day. Bavuma had battled for almost three hours, scoring 35, before he tried to whip a ball from off-spinner Lyon through midwicket. The ball spun sharply and hit the stumps. "I think we controlled the tempo really well in that last session," said Inglis of a period in which South Africa scored only 87 runs in 34 overs. "Although they were playing well, they weren't really getting away from us. I thought Gaz (Lyon) bowled brilliantly and looked threatening the whole time. "When you work for a couple of hours and get the rewards right at the end, it's really satisfying," said Inglis. South African off-spinner Simon Harmer, who bowled 37 overs and took four for 104 in Australia's second innings, said spin was playing an increasing role in the series-deciding contest between the world's two leading Test teams. "If you look at how the wicket changed from this morning to this evening, it's been quite a dramatic change. I think Mitchell Starc does a pretty good job of churning up the wicket (with footmarks from his follow through as a left-arm bowler). So yeah, I definitely think that spin is probably going to come into it a lot more than it has in the first two-and-a-half days." Harmer said the remaining South African batsmen could not afford to look too far ahead in terms of trying to post a total that would give them a chance. Although Lyon had to wait until late in the day, he posed a significant threat as he sent down 14 overs, finishing with one for 31. But it was fast bowlers Starc and Josh Hazlewood who made the initial inroads. Starc, who took six for 72 in the first innings, again struck crucial blows, dismissing Aiden Markram and Marques Ackerman while Hazlewood claimed the wicket of David Bedingham, out hooking for the second time in the match. Inglis earlier completed his second Test century, scoring 102 before Australia were bowled out for 429 after starting the day on 330 for four. He told journalists that he only found out he was playing when Steve Smith ruled himself out with a neck injury on the morning of the match.

South Africa were reeling at 140 for four at the close, just 40 runs ahead with six wickets remaining.

Australia firmly in command of Newlands Test against South Africa

India and Pakistan will meet in a Group C clash at the Hong Kong Sixes on Friday (Oct 30), having last faced each other in the tournament in 2025 when India secured a close two-run victory. &nbsp;Krunal Pandya will captain India in this year's tournament after Bhuvneshwar Kumar withdrew to take part in the ongoing T20I series against New Zealand. India's squad also features Nitish Rana, wicketkeeper Rahul Tripathi and Shashank Singh.&nbsp;The tournament includes 12 teams split into four groups, with India, Pakistan and the UAE placed in Group C.&nbsp;The six-a-side competition features six players per team, with each innings lasting six overs. The knockout matches will follow the group stage, with the final set for Nov 1.<h2>IND vs PAK, Hong Kong Sixes: Match Details</h2><h2>When will the IND vs PAK, Hong Kong Sixes be played?</h2>The Hong Kong Sixes match between India and Pakistan will be played on Friday (Oct 30). The toss will take place 30 minutes before the start of the fixture.<h2>Where is the match being played?</h2>The match will be held at the Mission Road Ground in Mong Kok, Hong Kong.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/who-is-uma-kashvi-15-year-old-makes-history-as-youngest-ever-wpl-signing-1793258306420">Who is Uma Kashvi? 15-year-old makes history as youngest-ever WPL signing</a><h2>Where can fans watch the match on television?</h2>The live telecast of the Hong Kong Sixes match between India and Pakistan will be available on Sony Sports Network in India.<h2>Where to livestream IND vs PAK, Hong Kong Sixes?</h2>The livestream of the Hong Kong Sixes match between India and Pakistan will be available on the FanCode app and website.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/cristiano-ronaldo-wins-first-ever-ballon-d-or-of-all-time-award-1793263554176">Cristiano Ronaldo wins first-ever Ballon d’Or Of All Time award</a><h2>Squads</h2>India: Krunal Pandya (c), Shashank Singh, Rahul Tewatia, Nitish Rana, Rahul Tripathi, T. Natarajan and Kulwant Khejroliya&nbsp;Pakistan: Abbas Afridi (c), Abdul Samad, Ahmed Daniyal, Muhammad Irfan Khan, Khawaja Nafay, Muhammad Shahzad and Saad Masood

As the crucial clash between India and Pakistan approaches, here’s a look at the live streaming details for fans in India.

India and Pakistan will meet in a Group C clash at the Hong Kong Sixes on Friday (Oct 30), having last faced each other in the tournament in 2025 when India secured a close two-run victory. Krunal Pandya will captain India in this year's tournament after Bhuvneshwar Kumar withdrew to take part in the ongoing T20I series against New Zealand. India's squad also features Nitish Rana, wicketkeeper Rahul Tripathi and Shashank Singh. The tournament includes 12 teams split into four groups, with India, Pakistan and the UAE placed in Group C. The six-a-side competition features six players per team, with each innings lasting six overs. The knockout matches will follow the group stage, with the final set for Nov 1. IND vs PAK, Hong Kong Sixes: Match Details When will the IND vs PAK, Hong Kong Sixes be played? The Hong Kong Sixes match between India and Pakistan will be played on Friday (Oct 30). The toss will take place 30 minutes before the start of the fixture. Where is the match being played? The match will be held at the Mission Road Ground in Mong Kok, Hong Kong. Also Read - Who is Uma Kashvi? 15-year-old makes history as youngest-ever WPL signing Where can fans watch the match on television? The live telecast of the Hong Kong Sixes match between India and Pakistan will be available on Sony Sports Network in India. Where to livestream IND vs PAK, Hong Kong Sixes? The livestream of the Hong Kong Sixes match between India and Pakistan will be available on the FanCode app and website. Also Read - Cristiano Ronaldo wins first-ever Ballon d’Or Of All Time award Squads India: Krunal Pandya (c), Shashank Singh, Rahul Tewatia, Nitish Rana, Rahul Tripathi, T. Natarajan and Kulwant Khejroliya Pakistan: Abbas Afridi (c), Abdul Samad, Ahmed Daniyal, Muhammad Irfan Khan, Khawaja Nafay, Muhammad Shahzad and Saad Masood

As the crucial clash between India and Pakistan approaches, here’s a look at the live streaming details for fans in India.

IND vs PAK, Hong Kong Sixes: When and where to watch live streaming in India?

From Sophie Molineux to Grace Harris, here's a look at the top five most expensive players signed at the WPL 2027 auction. The list also includes Kiran Navgire, Gunalan Kamalini and Jess Jonassen.

From Sophie Molineux to Grace Harris, here's a look at the top five most expensive players signed at the WPL 2027 auction. The list also includes Kiran Navgire, Gunalan Kamalini and Jess Jonassen.

WPL 2027 auction: Top 5 most expensive signings

Mumbai Indians on Thursday (Oct 29) announced the departure of Lasith Malinga, Paras Mhambrey and Carl Hopkinson from the men’s team coaching staff, thanking all three for their contributions over the years. Malinga has been a key figure in Mumbai Indians’ history, leading their bowling attack during four IPL title wins and the franchise’s 2011 Champions League T20 triumph. After retiring as a player, he returned to the franchise as a mentor and coach.&nbsp;Mumbai Indians praised Malinga’s passion, fighting spirit and dedication, adding that his contribution would always be remembered as part of the team’s legacy.&nbsp;Mhambrey also enjoyed a long association with the franchise and worked with the team from 2010 to 2017 before returning in 2024. During his time with MI, he brought valuable experience and a strong understanding of the team’s culture.&nbsp;The franchise also recognised his role in developing young bowling talent and building strong relationships within the team.&nbsp;Hopkinson joined Mumbai Indians ahead of the 2025 season after working with the England men’s team. His experience, professional approach and efforts to improve the team’s fielding standards were appreciated during his time with the franchise.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-nz-4th-t20i-when-and-where-to-watch-live-streaming-in-india-1793265818045">IND vs NZ, 4th T20I: When and where to watch live streaming in India?</a>&nbsp;Meanwhile, the IPL 2027 mini-auction is scheduled to take place in Goa on Dec 16, coinciding with the second ODI between India and Sri Lanka in Bengaluru.&nbsp;The auction is scheduled nearly a month after the Nov 15 retention deadline communicated to the franchises.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-nz-prasidh-krishna-ruled-out-odi-series-auqib-nabi-replacement-1793212894681">Prasidh Krishna ruled out of New Zealand ODIs as BCCI pick replacement</a>&nbsp;Since the end of the 2026 season, two trades have taken place in the IPL. In June, Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) traded captain Rishabh Pant to Delhi Capitals (DC) in exchange for wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav.&nbsp;&nbsp;While, DC sent fast bowler T Natarajan to Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in exchange for uncapped leg-spinner Zeeshan Ansari.&nbsp;With inputs from agencies

Mumbai Indians have announced the departure of Lasith Malinga, Paras Mhambrey and Carl Hopkinson from the coaching staff of their men's team ahead of the IPL 2027 mini-auction.

Mumbai Indians on Thursday (Oct 29) announced the departure of Lasith Malinga, Paras Mhambrey and Carl Hopkinson from the men’s team coaching staff, thanking all three for their contributions over the years. Malinga has been a key figure in Mumbai Indians’ history, leading their bowling attack during four IPL title wins and the franchise’s 2011 Champions League T20 triumph. After retiring as a player, he returned to the franchise as a mentor and coach. Mumbai Indians praised Malinga’s passion, fighting spirit and dedication, adding that his contribution would always be remembered as part of the team’s legacy. Mhambrey also enjoyed a long association with the franchise and worked with the team from 2010 to 2017 before returning in 2024. During his time with MI, he brought valuable experience and a strong understanding of the team’s culture. The franchise also recognised his role in developing young bowling talent and building strong relationships within the team. Hopkinson joined Mumbai Indians ahead of the 2025 season after working with the England men’s team. His experience, professional approach and efforts to improve the team’s fielding standards were appreciated during his time with the franchise. Also Read - IND vs NZ, 4th T20I: When and where to watch live streaming in India? Meanwhile, the IPL 2027 mini-auction is scheduled to take place in Goa on Dec 16, coinciding with the second ODI between India and Sri Lanka in Bengaluru. The auction is scheduled nearly a month after the Nov 15 retention deadline communicated to the franchises. Also Read - Prasidh Krishna ruled out of New Zealand ODIs as BCCI pick replacement Since the end of the 2026 season, two trades have taken place in the IPL. In June, Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) traded captain Rishabh Pant to Delhi Capitals (DC) in exchange for wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav. While, DC sent fast bowler T Natarajan to Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in exchange for uncapped leg-spinner Zeeshan Ansari. With inputs from agencies

Mumbai Indians have announced the departure of Lasith Malinga, Paras Mhambrey and Carl Hopkinson from the coaching staff of their men's team ahead of the IPL 2027 mini-auction.

IPL 2027: Mumbai Indians part ways with Malinga, Mhambrey and Hopkinson ahead of mini-auction

India will take on New Zealand in the fourth T20I on Friday (Oct 30) at the Eden Park in Auckland. With a 3-0 series lead secured, Kuldeep Yadav and Varun Chakaravarthy could get opportunities after receiving limited chances in recent months. India have mostly preferred a batting-heavy playing XI, with batting options extending to number eight.&nbsp;However, with the series won, the team management has the chance to experiment with its combination and give other players more game time.&nbsp;Meanwhile, New Zealand, led by Mitchell Santner, are still searching for their first win in the series. The visitors will need to rethink their bowling plans after pacers Matt Henry and Lockie Ferguson were ruled out of the series due to calf injuries.<h2>IND vs NZ, 4th T20I: Match Details</h2><h2>When will the IND vs NZ, 4th T20I be played?</h2>The fourth T20I between India and New Zealand will be played on Friday (Oct 30). The toss will take place 30 minutes before the start of the fixture.<h2>Where is the match being played?</h2>The match will be held at the Eden Park in Auckland.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/who-is-uma-kashvi-15-year-old-makes-history-as-youngest-ever-wpl-signing-1793258306420">Who is Uma Kashvi? 15-year-old makes history as youngest-ever WPL signing</a><h2>Where can fans watch the match on television?</h2>The live telecast of the fourth T20I between India and New Zealand will be available on Sony Sports Network in India.<h2>Where to livestream IND vs NZ, 4th T20I?</h2>The livestream of the fourth T20I between India and New Zealand will be available on the SonyLIV app and website.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/cristiano-ronaldo-wins-first-ever-ballon-d-or-of-all-time-award-1793263554176">Cristiano Ronaldo wins first-ever Ballon d’Or Of All Time award</a><h2>Squads</h2>India: Shreyas Iyer (C), Sanju Samson (WK), Abhishek Sharma, Tilak Varma, Shivam Dube, Axar Patel, Naman Dhir, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Arshdeep Singh, Mayank Yadav, Prince Yadav, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Varun Chakaravarthy and Kuldeep Yadav&nbsp;New Zealand: Mitchell Santner (C), Tim Seifert (WK), Finn Allen, Daryl Mitchell, Glenn Phillips, Bevon Jacobs, Michael Bracewell, Nathan Smith, Adam Milne, Matt Henry, Lockie Ferguson, Blair Tickner, Josh Clarkson, Devon Conway, Kyle Jamieson and Jacob Duffy

As the crucial T20I clash between India and New Zealand approaches, here’s a look at the live streaming details for fans in India.

India will take on New Zealand in the fourth T20I on Friday (Oct 30) at the Eden Park in Auckland. With a 3-0 series lead secured, Kuldeep Yadav and Varun Chakaravarthy could get opportunities after receiving limited chances in recent months. India have mostly preferred a batting-heavy playing XI, with batting options extending to number eight. However, with the series won, the team management has the chance to experiment with its combination and give other players more game time. Meanwhile, New Zealand, led by Mitchell Santner, are still searching for their first win in the series. The visitors will need to rethink their bowling plans after pacers Matt Henry and Lockie Ferguson were ruled out of the series due to calf injuries. IND vs NZ, 4th T20I: Match Details When will the IND vs NZ, 4th T20I be played? The fourth T20I between India and New Zealand will be played on Friday (Oct 30). The toss will take place 30 minutes before the start of the fixture. Where is the match being played? The match will be held at the Eden Park in Auckland. Also Read - Who is Uma Kashvi? 15-year-old makes history as youngest-ever WPL signing Where can fans watch the match on television? The live telecast of the fourth T20I between India and New Zealand will be available on Sony Sports Network in India. Where to livestream IND vs NZ, 4th T20I? The livestream of the fourth T20I between India and New Zealand will be available on the SonyLIV app and website. Also Read - Cristiano Ronaldo wins first-ever Ballon d’Or Of All Time award Squads India: Shreyas Iyer (C), Sanju Samson (WK), Abhishek Sharma, Tilak Varma, Shivam Dube, Axar Patel, Naman Dhir, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Arshdeep Singh, Mayank Yadav, Prince Yadav, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Varun Chakaravarthy and Kuldeep Yadav New Zealand: Mitchell Santner (C), Tim Seifert (WK), Finn Allen, Daryl Mitchell, Glenn Phillips, Bevon Jacobs, Michael Bracewell, Nathan Smith, Adam Milne, Matt Henry, Lockie Ferguson, Blair Tickner, Josh Clarkson, Devon Conway, Kyle Jamieson and Jacob Duffy

As the crucial T20I clash between India and New Zealand approaches, here’s a look at the live streaming details for fans in India.

IND vs NZ, 4th T20I: When and where to watch live streaming in India?

Cristiano Ronaldo has topped the inaugural Ballon d’Or of All Time (B.O.A.T.) fan vote, beating Lionel Messi’s 2012 season with his performances for Manchester United in 2008. The 41-year-old enjoyed an outstanding season in England, scoring 42 goals across all competitions and helping Manchester United win both the Premier League and the Champions League. Messi’s 2012 season finished second, while Ronaldo’s 2017 campaign took third place.&nbsp;The top 10 rankings were dominated by the two football legends, with Ronaldo and Messi taking all the spots. Ronaldo featured five times for his seasons in 2008, 2017, 2016, 2014 and 2013. While, Messi’s campaigns from 2012, 2023, 2015, 2011 and 2009 occupied the other five positions.&nbsp;Ronaldo scored 31 Premier League goals in the 2007-08 season to win the Golden Boot and help Manchester United secure the league title. He also scored in the Champions League final against Chelsea in Moscow, where United eventually won the trophy on penalties.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/asian-para-games-gold-medallist-neeraj-yadav-passes-away-at-42-delhi-1793183395873">Asian Para Games gold medallist Neeraj Yadav dies by suicide at 42</a>&nbsp;His performances earned him his first Ballon d’Or in 2008 and went on to claim the award four more times, in 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2017.&nbsp;Messi’s 2012 season was equally remarkable, as the Barcelona forward scored 91 goals for club and country during the calendar year, setting a record that remains one of football’s greatest individual achievements. Despite finishing second in the fan vote, Messi has won a record eight Ballon d’Or awards.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/who-is-uma-kashvi-15-year-old-makes-history-as-youngest-ever-wpl-signing-1793258306420">Who is Uma Kashvi? 15-year-old makes history as youngest-ever WPL signing</a><h3>B.O.A.T. fan vote: Top 10 rankings</h3><ul><li>Cristiano Ronaldo - 2008</li><li>Lionel Messi - 2012</li><li>Cristiano Ronaldo - 2017</li><li>&nbsp;Lionel Messi - 2023</li><li>Cristiano Ronaldo - 2016</li><li>Cristiano Ronaldo - 2014</li><li>Lionel Messi - 2015</li><li>Cristiano Ronaldo - 2013</li><li>Lionel Messi - 2011</li><li>Lionel Messi - 2009</li></ul>

Cristiano Ronaldo has won the inaugural B.O.A.T. award, beating other football legends in the honour launched by UEFA and France Football.

Cristiano Ronaldo has topped the inaugural Ballon d’Or of All Time (B.O.A.T.) fan vote, beating Lionel Messi’s 2012 season with his performances for Manchester United in 2008. The 41-year-old enjoyed an outstanding season in England, scoring 42 goals across all competitions and helping Manchester United win both the Premier League and the Champions League. Messi’s 2012 season finished second, while Ronaldo’s 2017 campaign took third place. The top 10 rankings were dominated by the two football legends, with Ronaldo and Messi taking all the spots. Ronaldo featured five times for his seasons in 2008, 2017, 2016, 2014 and 2013. While, Messi’s campaigns from 2012, 2023, 2015, 2011 and 2009 occupied the other five positions. Ronaldo scored 31 Premier League goals in the 2007-08 season to win the Golden Boot and help Manchester United secure the league title. He also scored in the Champions League final against Chelsea in Moscow, where United eventually won the trophy on penalties. Also Read - Asian Para Games gold medallist Neeraj Yadav dies by suicide at 42 His performances earned him his first Ballon d’Or in 2008 and went on to claim the award four more times, in 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2017. Messi’s 2012 season was equally remarkable, as the Barcelona forward scored 91 goals for club and country during the calendar year, setting a record that remains one of football’s greatest individual achievements. Despite finishing second in the fan vote, Messi has won a record eight Ballon d’Or awards. Also Read - Who is Uma Kashvi? 15-year-old makes history as youngest-ever WPL signing B.O.A.T. fan vote: Top 10 rankings Cristiano Ronaldo - 2008 Lionel Messi - 2012 Cristiano Ronaldo - 2017 Lionel Messi - 2023 Cristiano Ronaldo - 2016 Cristiano Ronaldo - 2014 Lionel Messi - 2015 Cristiano Ronaldo - 2013 Lionel Messi - 2011 Lionel Messi - 2009

Cristiano Ronaldo has won the inaugural B.O.A.T. award, beating other football legends in the honour launched by UEFA and France Football.

Cristiano Ronaldo wins first-ever Ballon d’Or Of All Time award

Karnataka all-rounder Kashvi Kandikuppa, popularly known as Uma Kashvi, made history on Wednesday (Oct 28) by becoming the youngest player and the first 15-year-old to be signed by a Women’s Premier League (WPL) team. Delhi Capitals, who have a history of backing young talent, bought the 15-year-old for INR 10 lakh. At 15 years and 202 days, Kandikuppa broke the record of Haryana’s Deeya Yadav, who joined Delhi Capitals last year at the age of 16.&nbsp;<h3>All you need to know about Kashvi Kandikuppa</h3>Kandikuppa is a right-handed batter and an off-spin bowler. She first gained attention after scoring 516 runs at an average of 172 in the latest BCCI Women’s Under-15 One-Day Tournament. Her performance also included three centuries and a half-century.&nbsp;According to Deccan Herald, Kashvi has scored more than 13,000 runs in 530 matches across Karnataka, with 24 centuries and 68 half-centuries. She has captained Karnataka’s Under-15 team and led Bengaluru Blasters in the Maharani Trophy.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/nz-vs-ind-new-zealand-suffer-double-blow-as-pace-duo-ruled-out-of-t20i-series-1793255486083">NZ vs IND: New Zealand suffer double blow as pace duo ruled out of T20I series</a>&nbsp;Her achievements include winning the Women’s Under-19 T20 Trophy, reaching the semi-finals of the Women’s Under-19 One-Day Trophy and sharing the Karnataka Women’s League title.&nbsp;During series against Sri Lanka in June and July 2026, Kashvi contributed with both bat and ball and took a wicket in four of her five listed appearances across the one-day and T20 formats.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/wpl-2027-auction-full-squads-updated-player-list-all-teams-1793207729254">WPL 2027: Full player lists &amp; updated squads for all 5 teams after mini-auction</a>&nbsp;Kashvi started playing cricket at the age of seven and a half at an academy near her home and her initial training focused on fitness before she began working on her batting and bowling skills. She later moved to NICE Academy, where she received better opportunities and exposure.&nbsp;She has also trained with Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB). Speaking to Deccan Herald, Kashvi said the experience taught her the value of playing aggressively and believing in her abilities.

Delhi Capitals signed 15-year-old Karnataka cricketer Uma Kashvi for INR 10 lakh, making her the youngest-ever player to be bought in the league's history.

Karnataka all-rounder Kashvi Kandikuppa, popularly known as Uma Kashvi, made history on Wednesday (Oct 28) by becoming the youngest player and the first 15-year-old to be signed by a Women’s Premier League (WPL) team. Delhi Capitals, who have a history of backing young talent, bought the 15-year-old for INR 10 lakh. At 15 years and 202 days, Kandikuppa broke the record of Haryana’s Deeya Yadav, who joined Delhi Capitals last year at the age of 16. All you need to know about Kashvi Kandikuppa Kandikuppa is a right-handed batter and an off-spin bowler. She first gained attention after scoring 516 runs at an average of 172 in the latest BCCI Women’s Under-15 One-Day Tournament. Her performance also included three centuries and a half-century. According to Deccan Herald, Kashvi has scored more than 13,000 runs in 530 matches across Karnataka, with 24 centuries and 68 half-centuries. She has captained Karnataka’s Under-15 team and led Bengaluru Blasters in the Maharani Trophy. Also Read - NZ vs IND: New Zealand suffer double blow as pace duo ruled out of T20I series Her achievements include winning the Women’s Under-19 T20 Trophy, reaching the semi-finals of the Women’s Under-19 One-Day Trophy and sharing the Karnataka Women’s League title. During series against Sri Lanka in June and July 2026, Kashvi contributed with both bat and ball and took a wicket in four of her five listed appearances across the one-day and T20 formats. Also Read - WPL 2027: Full player lists & updated squads for all 5 teams after mini-auction Kashvi started playing cricket at the age of seven and a half at an academy near her home and her initial training focused on fitness before she began working on her batting and bowling skills. She later moved to NICE Academy, where she received better opportunities and exposure. She has also trained with Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB). Speaking to Deccan Herald, Kashvi said the experience taught her the value of playing aggressively and believing in her abilities.

Delhi Capitals signed 15-year-old Karnataka cricketer Uma Kashvi for INR 10 lakh, making her the youngest-ever player to be bought in the league's history.

Who is Uma Kashvi? 15-year-old makes history as youngest-ever WPL signing

New Zealand pacers Lockie Ferguson and Matt Henry have been ruled out of the remaining matches of the five-game T20I series against India due to injuries. Ferguson suffered a calf injury during the second T20I in Christchurch and is expected to be out for at least a week. Meanwhile, Henry also picked up an injury in the same match, hurting his quad and could take up to two weeks to recover.&nbsp;New Zealand have added fast bowler Matt Fisher to their squad for the final two T20Is against India, while hoping Lockie Ferguson and Matt Henry recover in time for the ODI series starting on Nov 4.&nbsp;The fourth T20I will be played on Friday (Nov 30), followed by the fifth and final match on Sunday.&nbsp;“We are gutted for Lockie and Matt,” New Zealand coach Rob Walter said. “Injuries are part and parcel of international cricket, but it doesn’t make it any easier when you have to miss games."&nbsp;“Fortunately for Matt he was already going to sit out on the rest of the T20Is with an eye to his big summer schedule, and we’re hopeful he will still play a key role in the ODIs.”&nbsp;“I know Lockie was fizzing to play in front of a sell-out home crowd at Eden Park tomorrow, but he is determined to be back for the ODIs,” he signed off.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ind-vs-nz-prasidh-krishna-ruled-out-odi-series-auqib-nabi-replacement-1793212894681">Prasidh Krishna ruled out of New Zealand ODIs as BCCI pick replacement</a>&nbsp;New Zealand are currently trailing India 3-0 in the five-match T20I series and will look to avoid a clean sweep in the remaining games.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/wpl-2027-auction-full-squads-updated-player-list-all-teams-1793207729254">WPL 2027: Full player lists &amp; updated squads for all 5 teams after mini-auction</a>&nbsp;New Zealand updated squad: Mitchell Santner (c), Finn Allen, Michael Bracewell, Mark Chapman, Josh Clarkson, Devon Conway, Jacob Duffy, Matt Fisher, Zak Foulkes, Bevon Jacobs, Adam Milne, Daryl Mitchell, Glenn Phillips, Tim Seifert, Nathan Smith and Blair Tickner

New Zealand have been hit by injuries, with Lockie Ferguson and Matt Henry ruled out of the remaining T20Is against India. Trailing 3-0 in the series, the hosts have added Matt Fisher to the squad as they look to avoid a whitewash.

New Zealand pacers Lockie Ferguson and Matt Henry have been ruled out of the remaining matches of the five-game T20I series against India due to injuries. Ferguson suffered a calf injury during the second T20I in Christchurch and is expected to be out for at least a week. Meanwhile, Henry also picked up an injury in the same match, hurting his quad and could take up to two weeks to recover. New Zealand have added fast bowler Matt Fisher to their squad for the final two T20Is against India, while hoping Lockie Ferguson and Matt Henry recover in time for the ODI series starting on Nov 4. The fourth T20I will be played on Friday (Nov 30), followed by the fifth and final match on Sunday. “We are gutted for Lockie and Matt,” New Zealand coach Rob Walter said. “Injuries are part and parcel of international cricket, but it doesn’t make it any easier when you have to miss games." “Fortunately for Matt he was already going to sit out on the rest of the T20Is with an eye to his big summer schedule, and we’re hopeful he will still play a key role in the ODIs.” “I know Lockie was fizzing to play in front of a sell-out home crowd at Eden Park tomorrow, but he is determined to be back for the ODIs,” he signed off. Also Read - Prasidh Krishna ruled out of New Zealand ODIs as BCCI pick replacement New Zealand are currently trailing India 3-0 in the five-match T20I series and will look to avoid a clean sweep in the remaining games. Also Read - WPL 2027: Full player lists & updated squads for all 5 teams after mini-auction New Zealand updated squad: Mitchell Santner (c), Finn Allen, Michael Bracewell, Mark Chapman, Josh Clarkson, Devon Conway, Jacob Duffy, Matt Fisher, Zak Foulkes, Bevon Jacobs, Adam Milne, Daryl Mitchell, Glenn Phillips, Tim Seifert, Nathan Smith and Blair Tickner

New Zealand have been hit by injuries, with Lockie Ferguson and Matt Henry ruled out of the remaining T20Is against India. Trailing 3-0 in the series, the hosts have added Matt Fisher to the squad as they look to avoid a whitewash.

NZ vs IND: New Zealand suffer double blow as pace duo ruled out of T20I series

Jammu and Kashmir seamer Auqib Nabi has replaced injured seamer Prasidh Krishna in squad for the first three ODIs against New Zealand. India will be without an experienced fast bowler, with seamer Prasidh Krishna ruled out of the five-match ODI series starting November 4. The right-arm pacer, who hasn’t played any competitive cricket since suffering an injury midway through the second ODI against the West Indies, has not yet been cleared by the BCCI’s Centre of Excellence (CoE). Krishna is expected to undergo match simulations on November 1 and 2.&nbsp;Also read| <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ipl-2027-csk-head-coach-zaheer-khan-ms-dhoni-retention-meeting-coaching-staff-1793180264160">IPL 2027: Zaheer Khan, MS Dhoni to hold crucial talks over CSK squad retention</a> &nbsp;A Cricbuzz report claims that head coach Gautam Gambhir and Test and ODI captain Shubman Gill want Krishna available for the two Tests. With India sitting in the bottom half of the current WTC 2025-27 cycle, and WTC Final qualification on the line, Krishna's availability for the two Tests gives India a better chance. &nbsp;However, if he regains full fitness in time for some cricket in New Zealand, Krishna would likely play the third unofficial Test match from November 6 to 9, which will also include Jasprit Bumrah and Rishabh Pant. &nbsp;The selectors, however, had picked him in the squad for the first three ODIs subject to fitness clearance, and rested him for the last two One-Dayers, which Gill will also miss, to prepare for the Test series. Wellington will host the first Test on November 19, and Christchurch the second one on November 27. &nbsp;Prasidh has risen through the ranks despite featuring in just nine Tests so far and is now among the first-team pacers. Although he underwent his first match simulation on October 22, his second scheduled one in the coming days suggests the previous test results may not have yielded the desired results. &nbsp;A CoE report read, “Gradual Workload Increase: Skill-specific loading will be increased progressively, with continued clinical monitoring.”&nbsp;India's updated squad for the first three ODIs vs New Zealand -&nbsp;Shubman Gill (c), Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer (vc), KL Rahul (wk), Axar Patel, Naman Dhir, Anshul Kamboj, Gurnoor Brar, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Arshdeep Singh, Ishan Kishan [WK], Mohammed Siraj, Kuldeep Yadav, Nitish Kumar Reddy (only for the first ODI) and Auqib Nabi&nbsp;India's ODI squad for fourth and fifth ODIs vs New Zealand -&nbsp;Shreyas Iyer (c), Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Tilak Varma, Ishan Kishan (wk, vc), Axar Patel, Naman Dhir, Auqib Nabi, Gurnoor Brar, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Arshdeep Singh, Kumar Kushagra (wk), Mohammed Siraj, Yash Thakur and Kuldeep Yadav

Prasidh Krishna has been ruled out of India's 5-match ODI series against New Zealand due to fitness concerns. Jammu and Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi replaces him.

Jammu and Kashmir seamer Auqib Nabi has replaced injured seamer Prasidh Krishna in squad for the first three ODIs against New Zealand. India will be without an experienced fast bowler, with seamer Prasidh Krishna ruled out of the five-match ODI series starting November 4. The right-arm pacer, who hasn’t played any competitive cricket since suffering an injury midway through the second ODI against the West Indies, has not yet been cleared by the BCCI’s Centre of Excellence (CoE). Krishna is expected to undergo match simulations on November 1 and 2. Also read| IPL 2027: Zaheer Khan, MS Dhoni to hold crucial talks over CSK squad retention A Cricbuzz report claims that head coach Gautam Gambhir and Test and ODI captain Shubman Gill want Krishna available for the two Tests. With India sitting in the bottom half of the current WTC 2025-27 cycle, and WTC Final qualification on the line, Krishna's availability for the two Tests gives India a better chance. However, if he regains full fitness in time for some cricket in New Zealand, Krishna would likely play the third unofficial Test match from November 6 to 9, which will also include Jasprit Bumrah and Rishabh Pant. The selectors, however, had picked him in the squad for the first three ODIs subject to fitness clearance, and rested him for the last two One-Dayers, which Gill will also miss, to prepare for the Test series. Wellington will host the first Test on November 19, and Christchurch the second one on November 27. Prasidh has risen through the ranks despite featuring in just nine Tests so far and is now among the first-team pacers. Although he underwent his first match simulation on October 22, his second scheduled one in the coming days suggests the previous test results may not have yielded the desired results. A CoE report read, “Gradual Workload Increase: Skill-specific loading will be increased progressively, with continued clinical monitoring.” India's updated squad for the first three ODIs vs New Zealand - Shubman Gill (c), Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer (vc), KL Rahul (wk), Axar Patel, Naman Dhir, Anshul Kamboj, Gurnoor Brar, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Arshdeep Singh, Ishan Kishan [WK], Mohammed Siraj, Kuldeep Yadav, Nitish Kumar Reddy (only for the first ODI) and Auqib Nabi India's ODI squad for fourth and fifth ODIs vs New Zealand - Shreyas Iyer (c), Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Tilak Varma, Ishan Kishan (wk, vc), Axar Patel, Naman Dhir, Auqib Nabi, Gurnoor Brar, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Arshdeep Singh, Kumar Kushagra (wk), Mohammed Siraj, Yash Thakur and Kuldeep Yadav

Prasidh Krishna has been ruled out of India's 5-match ODI series against New Zealand due to fitness concerns. Jammu and Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi replaces him.

India vs New Zealand: Auqib Nabi replaces injured Prasidh Krishna for first three ODIs

sports

Sports, News on Sports, stories on Sports, articles on Sports, Sports stories at Wion, Sports news, Sports latest news

sports

Kagiso Rabada completes 350 Test wickets, joins elite club in Cape Town Test vs Australia

'I want teams to feel intimidated coming to Mumbai,' says MI's Robin Uthappa

Jurel's 99* and Padikkal's 80 power India A to 291/7 on Day 1 of 2nd NZ A game

India U-19 Asia Cup Squad: Aaryavir Sehwag, Anvay Dravid picked; check full team

SA spinners target rough patches as Australia face 288-run chase in 3rd Test

IPL 2027: Rohit Sharma set to replace Hardik Pandya as Mumbai Indians captain

'Hope they'll get their...': India coach on Kuldeep Yadav and Varun Chakravarthy

Manisha Bhanwala makes history with Wrestling World Championships gold

'We fell short in our bowling': Shreyas Iyer reacts to India's defeat against NZ

Hong Kong Sixes 2026: Afridi stars as Pakistan beat India by four wickets

NZ vs IND, 4th T20I: New Zealand end losing streak with 87-run win over India

Shreyas Iyer breaks record for most T20I runs by an Indian captain in a year

Rashid Khan makes history, becomes first bowler to claim 200 T20I wickets

IND vs NZ: Arshdeep becomes 1st Indian to reach 150 wickets as Kiwis fly high in Auckland

IND vs NZ: Vihari praises Prince Yadav, stops short of Jasprit Bumrah comparison

IPL 2027: Mumbai Indians appoint new-look coaching staff under Pollard

WATCH - Ronaldo now 15 short of 1000 goals with 15-minute hat-trick for Al Nassr