The Pakistan Cricket Board has lodged a formal complaint with Sky Sports after the broadcaster aired an interview with Imran Khan’s sons during the Lord’s Test. The PCB reportedly considered keeping Pakistan off the field after the interview was broadcast, but the team eventually returned for the afternoon session.

PCB complains to Sky over Imran Khan son's interview

England fast bowler Brydon Carse will miss the second Test against Pakistan as the Cricket Regulator investigates an incident at a nightclub. Footage showed Carse being led away by police after celebrating Durham’s County Championship win. Sonny Baker has replaced him in England’s squad for the Lord’s Test.


Brydon Carse removed from squad following nightclub incident 

Pakistan Women's cricket team is taking an unconventional route to prepare for the Asia Cup T20 2026. Led by captain Fatima Sana, the team has been playing practice matches against men's teams at Lahore's National Cricket Academy to improve composure, decision-making and performance under pressure. The move comes after criticism of Pakistan's struggles in major ICC tournaments, including the recent T20 World Cup. With a tough group featuring India, Thailand and Hong Kong, Pakistan hopes the high-intensity training sessions will help players stay calm in crunch situations and deliver stronger performances on the big stage. Can this unique strategy pay off in Dubai?

Pakistan women train against men ahead of Asia Cup 2026

Pakistan women's cricket team prepared for the Asia Cup by playing men's teams in Lahore before departing for the tournament in Dubai.

Pakistan women's cricket team play against men's teams 

England fast bowler Brydon Carse will miss the second Test against Pakistan as the Cricket Regulator investigates an incident at a nightclub. Footage showed Carse being led away by police after celebrating Durham’s County Championship win. Sonny Baker has replaced him in England’s squad for the Lord’s Test.

Brydon Carse dropped after the nightclub incident

India bowled out Sri Lanka for 284 and lead the hosts by 178 runs in the Galle test at stumps on day 3. Sri Lanka fought back through a century from Sonal Dinusha, but Shubman Gill's side remain on top.


India on top in Galle test despite Sri Lanka fightback

The Bangladesh government has officially ruled out any possibility of Shakib Al Hasan returning to international cricket. This decision follows his controversial virtual participation in a media event alongside ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.


Former star's New Delhi appearance draws backlash 

A major breakthrough for Jammu & Kashmir cricket as fast bowler Nabi has earned his maiden call-up to the Indian national team, replacing injured pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah.

The selection marks a historic moment for the young pacer and highlights India's continued search for fast-bowling depth amid injury concerns. With Bumrah sidelined, all eyes will be on Nabi as he prepares to make the leap from domestic cricket to the international stage.

 Jammu & Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi receives maiden India call-up 

Jammu and Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi has earned his maiden India Test call-up after replacing the injured Jasprit Bumrah for the upcoming Sri Lanka tour. Fresh off a standout domestic season and J&K's historic Ranji Trophy triumph, Nabi could become the first-ever Test cricketer from Jammu and Kashmir if he makes his debut.

Jammu & Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi receives maiden India call-up

Cricket Australia says it is open to staging an Ashes test in India in the future.


Cricket Australia open to staging ashes test in India 

Cricket legend sachin tendulkar has voiced support for students protesting over the neet paper leak, urging society to protect young people's faith in hard work and merit. In an emotional post, tendulkar recalled the values taught by his late father and expressed concern over students who feel their efforts have been undermined.

Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar speaks out amid NEET protests 

The Asian Games 2026, set to be held in Japan in September-October later this year, has announced the teams for men's and women's cricket competition. India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka have been given a direct place in men's knockout round while six other teams will fight for the remaining four places in the quarter-finals. The men's team will have a total 10 teams while the women's team will feature eight teams with games directly starting from quarter-finals. India had won the gold medal in both men's and women's event of the sport in the 2023 Asian Games when it was included in the continental event for the first time.<h2>Which cricket teams are participating in Asian Games 2026?</h2>Apart from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka, which have been give direct entry in the knockout round of men's event, there are six more teams which will play in round 1. Afghanistan, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Nepal and Oman have been divided in two groups of three teams each and top two teams will advance to join the rest four teams in knockouts.Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/he-s-never-been-the-most-consistent-ab-de-villiers-on-rohit-s-chances-to-play-for-india-in-2027-odi-world-cup-1784882562774">'He’s never been the most consistent,' AB de Villiers on Rohit's chances to play for India in 2027 ODI World Cup</a>Afghanistan, Japan and Nepal in Group A and Hong Kong, Malaysia and Oman in Group B will play the first round of men's event which is set to take place from September 24 to October 1.As for women's event, eight teams start directly from quarter-final which are India, China, Bangladesh, Japan, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Pakistan, and Thailand. The QF match line-ups are: India vs Japan, Bangladesh vs China, Sri Lanka vs Malaysia and Pakistan vs Thailand. The women's tournament will be held from September 17 to 22.All the matches will be played in T20 format in Nagoya.<h2>Who won the last time?</h2>India won the gold medal in both men's and women's cricket event in Asian Games 2023. The men's team played Afghanistan but the match was washed out and India got the gold medal on basis of being higher seed team. As for the women's team, they beat Sri Lanka by 19 runs in the final to win the gold.

The men's team will have a total 10 teams while the women's team will feature eight teams with games directly starting from quarter-finals. India had won the gold medal in both men's and women's event of the sport in the 2023 Asian Games.

The Asian Games 2026, set to be held in Japan in September-October later this year, has announced the teams for men's and women's cricket competition. India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka have been given a direct place in men's knockout round while six other teams will fight for the remaining four places in the quarter-finals. The men's team will have a total 10 teams while the women's team will feature eight teams with games directly starting from quarter-finals. India had won the gold medal in both men's and women's event of the sport in the 2023 Asian Games when it was included in the continental event for the first time. Which cricket teams are participating in Asian Games 2026? Apart from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka, which have been give direct entry in the knockout round of men's event, there are six more teams which will play in round 1. Afghanistan, Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Nepal and Oman have been divided in two groups of three teams each and top two teams will advance to join the rest four teams in knockouts. Also Read - 'He’s never been the most consistent,' AB de Villiers on Rohit's chances to play for India in 2027 ODI World Cup Afghanistan, Japan and Nepal in Group A and Hong Kong, Malaysia and Oman in Group B will play the first round of men's event which is set to take place from September 24 to October 1. As for women's event, eight teams start directly from quarter-final which are India, China, Bangladesh, Japan, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Pakistan, and Thailand. The QF match line-ups are: India vs Japan, Bangladesh vs China, Sri Lanka vs Malaysia and Pakistan vs Thailand. The women's tournament will be held from September 17 to 22. All the matches will be played in T20 format in Nagoya. Who won the last time? India won the gold medal in both men's and women's cricket event in Asian Games 2023. The men's team played Afghanistan but the match was washed out and India got the gold medal on basis of being higher seed team. As for the women's team, they beat Sri Lanka by 19 runs in the final to win the gold.

The men's team will have a total 10 teams while the women's team will feature eight teams with games directly starting from quarter-finals. India had won the gold medal in both men's and women's event of the sport in the 2023 Asian Games.

Asian Games 2026: Direct QF byes for defending champions India in men's cricket event; women's knockout fixtures announced

India will take on Zimbabwe in the first of a three-match T20I series at the Harare Sports Club on Thursday, July 23. All three matches will be played at the same venue, with the second and third T20Is scheduled for July 25 and July 26. Shreyas Iyer, leading India's T20I side, is yet to register a win as captain, having suffered back-to-back series defeats - 0-2 against Ireland and 0-4 against England. Ahead of the Zimbabwe series, Iyer called adaptability the key for his young squad, saying, "some of us are playing for the first time, so the quicker we adapt, the better result we would be getting."<h2>Iyer still looking for maiden win as captain</h2>The two-time consecutive world cup champions India have suffered back-to-back shock series defeats and would be eager to get past that against Zimbabwe. "We have to adapt as soon as possible, because that's what happened with us in Ireland. So I think we got a sort of reality check there," Iyer said on the eve of the match. "So as soon as we come here and create awareness, right execution, definitely the results will go our way.Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/exclusive-the-team-has-several-quality-options-yuzvendra-chahal-on-india-s-kuldeep-axar-washington-selection-debate-1784742110080">'The team has...': Chahal on India's Kuldeep-Axar-Washington selection debate</a>"We had a rough patch in England, but a lot of positives came out of that. We got to know what we have to build as a team going forward, what kind of presence of mind, awareness, and adaptability we need once we step onto the field. Again, this is going to be a great challenge for us. Some of us are playing here for the first time. So the quicker we adapt, the better result we would get."<h2>Why the series is important for Iyer?</h2>Iyer has been named the T20I skipper as a replacement of Suryakumar Yadav but remains winless in his first seven matches. Talking about the impact of loss and recent injury setback in Australia, Iyer said: I feel it has made me more confident as an individual. Because as quickly as possible, when you overcome the injury phase, mentally it makes you very positive. You work on your skills. You work on your strengths and weaknesses. And I have this feeling that when you overcome this barrier as an individual, it makes you stronger as a person."

The two-time consecutive world cup champions India have suffered back-to-back shock series defeats and would be eager to get past that against Zimbabwe.

India will take on Zimbabwe in the first of a three-match T20I series at the Harare Sports Club on Thursday, July 23. All three matches will be played at the same venue, with the second and third T20Is scheduled for July 25 and July 26. Shreyas Iyer, leading India's T20I side, is yet to register a win as captain, having suffered back-to-back series defeats - 0-2 against Ireland and 0-4 against England. Ahead of the Zimbabwe series, Iyer called adaptability the key for his young squad, saying, "some of us are playing for the first time, so the quicker we adapt, the better result we would be getting." Iyer still looking for maiden win as captain The two-time consecutive world cup champions India have suffered back-to-back shock series defeats and would be eager to get past that against Zimbabwe. "We have to adapt as soon as possible, because that's what happened with us in Ireland. So I think we got a sort of reality check there," Iyer said on the eve of the match. "So as soon as we come here and create awareness, right execution, definitely the results will go our way. Also Read - 'The team has...': Chahal on India's Kuldeep-Axar-Washington selection debate "We had a rough patch in England, but a lot of positives came out of that. We got to know what we have to build as a team going forward, what kind of presence of mind, awareness, and adaptability we need once we step onto the field. Again, this is going to be a great challenge for us. Some of us are playing here for the first time. So the quicker we adapt, the better result we would get." Why the series is important for Iyer? Iyer has been named the T20I skipper as a replacement of Suryakumar Yadav but remains winless in his first seven matches. Talking about the impact of loss and recent injury setback in Australia, Iyer said: I feel it has made me more confident as an individual. Because as quickly as possible, when you overcome the injury phase, mentally it makes you very positive. You work on your skills. You work on your strengths and weaknesses. And I have this feeling that when you overcome this barrier as an individual, it makes you stronger as a person."

The two-time consecutive world cup champions India have suffered back-to-back shock series defeats and would be eager to get past that against Zimbabwe.

IND vs ZIM: Skipper Iyer wants team to 'adapt quickly' after two consecutive series defeats

Cricket legend Sir Garfield Sobers, widely regarded as one of the greatest all-rounders in the history of the game, has passed away. The Barbadian icon represented the West Indies with distinction and redefined cricket through his extraordinary batting, bowling, and fielding abilities. Sobers leaves behind an unmatched legacy that shaped generations of cricketers across the world.

West Indies cricket legend Garfield Sobers dies at 89

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has approved significant changes to the Men's ODI World Cup 2027 and the Men's T20 World Cup 2028, reshaping the format of two of cricket's biggest global tournaments. The decision is expected to impact qualification pathways, tournament structure, and the overall competition as the ICC looks to enhance the global appeal of the sport. The changes mark a key step in the governing body's long-term vision for international cricket.

Men's ODI World Cup 2027: ICC approves sweeping changes to 2027 ODI WC & 2028 T20 WC

The Pakistan Cricket Board on Thursday inked an agreement with Saudi Arabia to build a modern cricket stadium in Jeddah. The agreement was signed by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi and Saudi Arabian Cricket Federation (SACF) chief Saud bin Mishal bin Mohammad Al Saud.

Saudi Arabia and Pakistan sign major cricket deal 

The Indian women’s cricket team crashed out of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 on Sunday after falling short against old rivals Australia in a must-win Group A clash at Lord’s in London. India needed a win to qualify for the semifinals. South Africa’s earlier four-wicket victory over Bangladesh had moved them to eight points, putting pressure on India to secure a result.

Women's T20 World Cup: India knocked out of tournament after losing to Australia

Reports indicate that India's 15-Year-Old Prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi  will be mandated to use separate changing room facilities throughout India's tours of both Ireland and England. Why is this protocol being put in place? It all comes down to strict child protection and safeguarding laws enforced by the ICC, ECB, and Cricket Ireland for athletes under the age of 16. Watch the full report to understand how these standard British sporting regulations are being implemented for India's newest cricket sensation.

Why India's 15-Year-Old Prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Needs a Separate Changing Room

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has introduced new Return-to-Play Post-Pregnancy Guidelines aimed at supporting women cricketers returning to elite competition after childbirth.

The framework provides member boards with structured guidance covering physical recovery, mental wellbeing, and professional reintegration. Built around a “6 Rs” model — Ready, Review, Restore, Recondition, Return, and Refine — the policy aims to ensure a safe and gradual comeback to competitive cricket.

The ICC says the initiative is designed to strengthen player welfare and promote the long-term growth of women’s cricket by helping athletes balance motherhood and professional sport.

ICC Unveils Post-Pregnancy Return-To-Play Rules For Women Cricketers

C. D. Gopinath, former India national cricket team batter, has passed away at the age of 96, marking the end of an era in Indian cricket. The Board of Control for Cricket in India paid tribute to Gopinath, remembering his contribution to the early years of India’s Test cricket journey. Widely respected for his role in shaping Indian cricket’s foundation, his legacy continues to inspire generations of players and fans.


Former India Test Cricketer CD Gopinath Dies at 96; BCCI Pays Tribute to Gopinath 

England batter Ben Duckett has pulled out of the Indian Premier League to focus on national duties.

Duckett, who was signed by Delhi Capitals, has opted to prioritise his commitments with England, dealing a setback to the franchise ahead of the season.

The decision comes amid a packed international calendar, with players increasingly balancing IPL commitments and national responsibilities.

IPL: Ben Duckett Pulls Out Of IPL, Delhi Capitals Hit As England Duty Priority

The Sri Lanka national cricket team has indefinitely postponed its upcoming white-ball series against Afghanistan, which was scheduled to begin in the United Arab Emirates this week.

The series, including three T20 internationals in Sharjah (March 13, 15, 17) and three ODIs in Dubai (March 20, 22, 25), was called off due to the ongoing fighting in the Middle East and disrupted flight operations across the region.

A Sri Lanka Cricket official confirmed the decision, citing both flight safety and escalating regional tensions following U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, which triggered retaliatory missile and drone attacks by Tehran.

Middle East Conflict Cancels Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan Cricket Series 

Ahead of their T20 World Cup semifinal against England, the Indian cricket team postponed their training session at Wankhede Stadium due to a lunar eclipse. Originally scheduled for 6 PM, practice started an hour later, following Hindu rituals that consider eclipse periods inauspicious. Team management wanted to ensure players began preparations on a positive note before the high-stakes match.

T20 World Cup: India Postpones Training Session Due To Lunar Eclipse

Indian cricketer Rinku Singh has left the World Cup squad following the tragic demise of his father, prioritizing family during the difficult time. The sudden loss has deeply affected the young batter, with the cricketing fraternity extending condolences as he returns home to be with his loved ones.


Rinku Singh father dies, Cricketer leaves World Cup squad 

New Zealand secured a dominant 8-wicket victory over Canada in an exciting cricket match. Glenn Phillips and Rachin Ravindra starred with brilliant performances, leading the team to a comfortable win. This video covers the match highlights, key contributions, and analysis of New Zealand’s performance. Stay updated on the latest cricket scores and tournament standings.

New Zealand vs Canada Highlights: Phillips, Ravindra Lead New Zealand to Win Over Canada 

Sri Lanka delivered a stunning statement win in Kandy as Pathum Nissanka’s unbeaten century powered them to a dominant eight-wicket victory over Australia. Chasing with composure and authority, Sri Lanka dismantled the Australian bowling attack and stormed into the Super 8 stage in style.

Nissanka’s masterclass anchored the innings from start to finish, exposing Australia’s bowling struggles and putting their campaign in serious danger. With this crushing defeat, Australia now stand on the brink of an early exit, while Sri Lanka gain massive momentum at a crucial stage of the tournament. 

Sri Lanka Hammer Australia In Kandy, Nissanka’s Century Seals Super 8 Spot

India face Pakistan in a blockbuster T20 World Cup encounter this Sunday, with fans eagerly watching Pakistan’s key match-winners. All eyes are on the ‘mystery spinner’ who could test India’s batting lineup in this high-pressure clash.


T20 World Cup Clash: Countdown To Ind-Pak Clash on Sunday

Pakistan’s Prime Minister has withdrawn his earlier boycott directive, allowing the national cricket team to participate in the upcoming match. This video covers the reasons behind the reversal, reactions from players and fans, and the potential impact on the cricket series and international relations in sports.

Pakistan PM Reverses Boycott Call, Directs Team to Play Match

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) was also present at the meeting, with BCB President Nazmul Hasan (Papon) Islam taking part in the discussions. The presence of top cricket officials highlights the importance of the talks, which focused on key issues concerning the sport’s administration and future direction. The meeting underscores ongoing coordination and engagement involving cricket governance in Bangladesh. More details are awaited as stakeholders review outcomes and next steps.

Bangladesh Cricket Board Attends Key Meeting | President Nazmul Islam Present

Yuvraj Singh is regarded as one of India’s greatest cricketers and played a crucial role in India’s T20 World Cup triumph in 2007 and the ODI World Cup win in 2011. He was also named Player of the Tournament in 2011 under captain MS Dhoni. However, after battling cancer, his career never returned to the same level and in June 2019, he retired from international cricket after missing out on selection for the World Cup squad. Yuvraj last played for India in an ODI against West Indies in June 2017 and after that, he was not selected again. Nearly seven years after retiring, he has now spoken openly about why he decided to quit and expressed that he felt he was no longer respected or supported, which made him step away from the game.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ex-india-men-s-hockey-team-coach-michael-nobbs-passes-away-after-prolonged-illness-1769706080651">Ex-India hockey team coach Michael Nobbs passes away after prolonged illness</a>&nbsp;While speaking on a podcast with former tennis player Sania Mirza, Yuvraj shared that he kept asking himself why he was playing when he was not enjoying it. He felt mentally and physically exhausted and believed he could not give more. Once he stopped playing, he finally felt like himself again.&nbsp;"I was not enjoying my game. I had a feeling that why am I playing cricket when I'm not enjoying it? I was not feeling supported. I was not feeling respected," Yuvraj said.&nbsp;"And I felt, why do I need to do this when I don't have this? Why am I lingering on to something that I'm not enjoying? Why do I need to play? To prove what? I can't do more than this, mentally or physically, and it was hurting me. And the day I stopped, I was myself again," he added.&nbsp;Also Read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/wpl-2026-rcb-dent-up-warriorz-s-playoff-hopes-clinch-one-sided-contest-by-eight-wickets-1769712499493">WPL 2026: RCB dent UP Warriorz's Playoff hopes, clinch one-sided contest by eight wickets</a>&nbsp;Yuvraj also spoke about facing doubts earlier in life. He recalled an incident from his teenage years when someone made a comment about his ability. While it did not affect him much, but his father, Yograj Singh was deeply hurt by it.&nbsp;Yuvraj Singh made his India debut in 2000 and went on to serve the national team for 18 years. He represented India in 40 Tests, 304 ODIs and 58 T20Is, scoring 1,900, 8,701 and 1,177 runs respectively. During his time in international cricket, he registered 17 centuries and 71 half-centuries.

Yuvraj Singh will always be remembered as a cricketing hero, but his words show that his retirement was strongly linked to his mental health, not just his performance on the field.

Yuvraj Singh is regarded as one of India’s greatest cricketers and played a crucial role in India’s T20 World Cup triumph in 2007 and the ODI World Cup win in 2011. He was also named Player of the Tournament in 2011 under captain MS Dhoni. However, after battling cancer, his career never returned to the same level and in June 2019, he retired from international cricket after missing out on selection for the World Cup squad. Yuvraj last played for India in an ODI against West Indies in June 2017 and after that, he was not selected again. Nearly seven years after retiring, he has now spoken openly about why he decided to quit and expressed that he felt he was no longer respected or supported, which made him step away from the game. Also Read - Ex-India hockey team coach Michael Nobbs passes away after prolonged illness While speaking on a podcast with former tennis player Sania Mirza, Yuvraj shared that he kept asking himself why he was playing when he was not enjoying it. He felt mentally and physically exhausted and believed he could not give more. Once he stopped playing, he finally felt like himself again. "I was not enjoying my game. I had a feeling that why am I playing cricket when I'm not enjoying it? I was not feeling supported. I was not feeling respected," Yuvraj said. "And I felt, why do I need to do this when I don't have this? Why am I lingering on to something that I'm not enjoying? Why do I need to play? To prove what? I can't do more than this, mentally or physically, and it was hurting me. And the day I stopped, I was myself again," he added. Also Read - WPL 2026: RCB dent UP Warriorz's Playoff hopes, clinch one-sided contest by eight wickets Yuvraj also spoke about facing doubts earlier in life. He recalled an incident from his teenage years when someone made a comment about his ability. While it did not affect him much, but his father, Yograj Singh was deeply hurt by it. Yuvraj Singh made his India debut in 2000 and went on to serve the national team for 18 years. He represented India in 40 Tests, 304 ODIs and 58 T20Is, scoring 1,900, 8,701 and 1,177 runs respectively. During his time in international cricket, he registered 17 centuries and 71 half-centuries.

Yuvraj Singh will always be remembered as a cricketing hero, but his words show that his retirement was strongly linked to his mental health, not just his performance on the field.

'Didn’t feel respected': Yuvraj Singh reveals reason behind his retirement

The England captain marked his match-winning century against Sri Lanka by imitating a famous WWE wrestler.

Brook was recently involved in a late-night drinking scandal where he was struck by a bouncer the night before captaining a match in New Zealand.

England Captain Harry Brook Pokes Fun at Drinking Scandal

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PCB complains to Sky over Imran Khan son's interview

Brydon Carse removed from squad following nightclub incident

Pakistan women train against men ahead of Asia Cup 2026

Pakistan women's cricket team play against men's teams

Brydon Carse dropped after the nightclub incident

India on top in Galle test despite Sri Lanka fightback

Former star's New Delhi appearance draws backlash

Jammu & Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi receives maiden India call-up

Jammu & Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi receives maiden India call-up

Cricket Australia open to staging ashes test in India

Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar speaks out amid NEET protests

Asian Games 2026: Defending Champions India, 3 others get direct QF entry

IND vs ZIM: Iyer wants team to 'adapt quickly' after consecutive series defeats

West Indies cricket legend Garfield Sobers dies at 89

Men's ODI World Cup 2027: ICC approves sweeping changes to 2027 ODI WC & 2028 T20 WC

Saudi Arabia and Pakistan sign major cricket deal

Women's T20 World Cup: India knocked out of tournament after losing to Australia

Why India's 15-Year-Old Prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Needs a Separate Changing Room

ICC Unveils Post-Pregnancy Return-To-Play Rules For Women Cricketers

Former India Test Cricketer CD Gopinath Dies at 96; BCCI Pays Tribute to Gopinath

IPL: Ben Duckett Pulls Out Of IPL, Delhi Capitals Hit As England Duty Priority

Middle East Conflict Cancels Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan Cricket Series

T20 World Cup: India Postpones Training Session Due To Lunar Eclipse

Rinku Singh father dies, Cricketer leaves World Cup squad

New Zealand vs Canada Highlights: Phillips, Ravindra Lead New Zealand to Win Over Canada

Sri Lanka Hammer Australia In Kandy, Nissanka’s Century Seals Super 8 Spot