Scripting history, India won the inaugural Women’s U19 T20 World Cup on Sunday, battering England by seven wickets. In a sense, it was a déjà vu for Indian cricketing fans as MS Dhoni and his bunch of mavericks had also won the inaugural T20 World Cup in South Africa 15 summers ago in 2007.

Scripting history, India won the inaugural Women’s U19 T20 World Cup on Sunday, battering England by seven wickets. In a sense, it was a déjà vu for Indian cricketing fans as MS Dhoni and his bunch of mavericks had also won the inaugural T20 World Cup in South Africa 15 summers ago in 2007. Soumya Tiwari scored the winning runs for India as the entire bench ran the length of the turf to celebrate the momentous moment for the women's game. Congratulations to the first ever champions of the Women's #U19T20WorldCup! 🏆🇮🇳 pic.twitter.com/LKKRIgrh8e — T20 World Cup (@T20WorldCup) January 29, 2023 × India bowlers once again emerged as the star of the show as they restricted England to a paltry score of 68, without allowing them to play the full quota of 20 overs. Bowling first at Senwes Park, Indian bowlers had their radar right from the word go. Titas Ranadeep Sadhu struck in the first over, sending Liberty Heap back to the pavilion, after gulping a skier that came her way. Off-spinner Archana Devi backed up the good start with a double-wicket, sending opposition skipper Scrivens and Fiona Holland in the same over. Indian fielders rose to the occasion as runouts and stumpings made sure that the English side never got any whiff of recovery. Read more: Australia head coach worried about Cameron's Green bowling load during Border-Gavaskar series Explaining the sensational start to the match which set the tone for India's victory, Sadhu recalled that her main aim was to enjoy the outing. "We were planning that we will get a good start (with the ball), we thought we will enjoy the three hours and that's the only plan." This wasn't the first instance where English batting had failed in a crunch game. In the semifinal against Australia, England were left tottering at 45/7 before lower-order contributions took them to 99 which was defended heroically by the bowlers. However, the three lioness bowlers were not able to repeat a similar feat as the Indian batters proved too brute and calculated in their approach. Read more: Ravi Ashwin urges fans to remain patient with Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma with 2023 World Cup in sight Despite losing skipper Shafali Verma early on in the chase and later Shweta Sanjay Sehrawat, India did not panic and managed to keep their wits about, reaching the target with six overs to spare, Soumya Tiwari steered the innings with a 37 ball 24 runs knock while Gongadi Trisha stood beside her, only departing when three runs were required for the historic win. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

HISTORIC! India beat England to win the inaugural Women's U19 T20 World Cup

Ahead of next month's Border Gavaskar Trophy in India, Australian opener David Warner has said he is feeling 'tired and exhausted' after a busy summer cricketing season.

Ahead of next month's Border Gavaskar Trophy in India, Australian opener David Warner has said he is feeling 'tired and exhausted' after a busy summer cricketing season. "It's been challenging. I'm quite tired, exhausted," Warner told reporters after his franchise Sydney Thunder crashed out of the BBL. "There are a few guys who have gone to the UAE League, which aren't going to the Cricket Australia awards. From my perspective, that would've been nice to have had another night at home." The summer cricketing season started in August for the left-hander who played in the white ball series against New Zealand, Zimbabwe and England. He later played in the T20 World Cup and five Tests before returning to the BBL action. Read more: India announce squad for Border-Gavaskar trophy; SKY makes the cut in Test cricket Warner, however, took the action in his stride and hoped that he could stay fresh for the next BBL season. "You're not really trying to negate the spinning ball, it's a white ball as well. For me, it was about coming back and trying to inject some energy into the Thunder team and trying to put my best foot forward for the team. It hasn't come off this year. "But it is what it is. It's going to be a long lead-in to our summer. From a personal point of view, I'm going to have to try and work out how to stay nice and fresh." Warner had a blow-hot, blow-cold form throughout the season as he struggled to string quality performances consistently. The four-match Test series against India starts on February 9. Warner is expected to shoulder the opening responsibilities in the Indian conditions where he has averaged a lowly 24 over the years. If Australia are to defeat the Indian Test side in alien conditions, Warner will have to shrug off the exhaustion and bring his A-game to the party. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

'I'm quite tired, exhausted', says David Warner ahead of next month's Test series against India

In Jammu and Kashmir's Gurez, the younger generation is stepping out to play cricket on frozen pitches in sub-zero temperatures. Watch video to know more.

In sub-zero temperatures, locals in J&K's Gurez play snow cricket

Delhi Capitals coach Ricky Ponting wants his franchise skipper Rishabh Pant beside him in the dugout, even if he is not physically fit to play the game. “I want him sitting beside me in the dugout every day of the week,” Ponting said on The ICC Review Show.

Delhi Capitals coach Ricky Ponting wants his franchise skipper Rishabh Pant beside him in the dugout, even if he is not physically fit to play the game. “I want him sitting beside me in the dugout every day of the week,” Ponting said on The ICC Review Show. “If he’s actually not physically fit enough to play, we’d still love to have him around,” he said. "He’s the sort of cultural leader around the group, being the captain, and that attitude and infectious smile and laugh he has is what we all love so much about him.” The former Australian captain revealed he had been in contact with Pant during his recovery process. “I absolutely love the bloke, I told him that on the phone the last couple of days. It was a horrifying time, a really scary time for everybody, let alone him. Anyone that knows him loves him – he’s a really infectious young guy that has the world at his feet still.” Read more: Indian cricketer Rishabh Pant injured in car crash Ponting added that players like Pant were not easy to come by and that one needed to look after their likes. “You can't replace those guys, simple as that. They don't grow on trees, players like that. We've got to look at – and we already are – a replacement to come into the squad, a wicketkeeper-batsman.” Pant was involved in a fiery car crash last month whilst travelling alone to his hometown in the Roorkee district of the north Indian state of Uttarakhand. The 25-year-old is currently receiving treatment at Mumbai’s Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital and will remain there until he fully recovers. He is expected to be out of cricketing action for the next year and a half, according to various reports. Read more: 'My surgery was...': Rishabh Pant tweets for the first time after the freak car accident Delhi Capitals Director of Cricket Sourav Ganguly has already informed that the left-hander will be missing the upcoming season of IPL. “It will take time to heal. We cannot do anything. It’s an accident. He is just 23. He has got a lot of time. Rishabh Pant will not be available for the IPL. I am in connection with DC. It will be a great IPL. We will do well. Pant’s injury will affect DC.” (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

‘I want him sitting beside me’: Ricky Ponting’s endearing wish for Rishabh Pant

International Cricket Council (ICC) has become the latest victim of online fraud. The global cricket body has been duped of over $2.5 million after fraudsters used deception and forgery to trick the ICC officials at its Dubai headquartered office.&nbsp;According to a Cricbuzz report, the ICC became a victim of a phishing attack wherein the scammer created a fake email id, pretending to be an ICC consultant.&nbsp;

A voucher was then sent to the finance department of ICC. The requisite money, $500,000 in one instance was cleared and sent into the scammers' account. Such was the sophistication of the entire process that ICC fell prey to the scam&nbsp;multiple times.&nbsp;

According to reports, ICC's&nbsp;Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and the entire finance department in Dubai is under heavy scrutiny. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) may be involved in the case as the phishing source is based in the US.&nbsp;

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While BCCI, the behemoth of international cricket may not sweat after losing such an amount, it is big for ICC and its associate members.&nbsp;

Incidentally, the money ICC lost in the incident could have been used to&nbsp;fund multiple associate nations for an entire year. On average, an ODI associate nation ranked 13-20 gets $500,000 to $1 million in funding from the ICC.&nbsp;

ICC falling prey to such a scam is unheard of. Multiple checks and balances are in place when any amount is transferred to a third party.&nbsp;

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ICC has not commented on the issue so far. It is only&nbsp;likely to release a statement once the extent of the scam is unearthed. 2023 being an ICC event year with the 50-over World Cup scheduled in India, questions are being raised if ICC is up to the task of handling the finances of the marquee tournament.&nbsp;

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International Cricket Council (ICC) has become the latest victim of online fraud. The global cricket body has been duped of over $2.5 million after fraudsters used deception and forgery to trick the ICC officials at its Dubai headquartered office.

International Cricket Council (ICC) has become the latest victim of online fraud. The global cricket body has been duped of over $2.5 million after fraudsters used deception and forgery to trick the ICC officials at its Dubai headquartered office. According to a Cricbuzz report, the ICC became a victim of a phishing attack wherein the scammer created a fake email id, pretending to be an ICC consultant. A voucher was then sent to the finance department of ICC. The requisite money, $500,000 in one instance was cleared and sent into the scammers' account. Such was the sophistication of the entire process that ICC fell prey to the scam multiple times. According to reports, ICC's Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and the entire finance department in Dubai is under heavy scrutiny. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) may be involved in the case as the phishing source is based in the US. Read more: Here are four things to know about the Raipur Stadium that will host 2nd ODI between India and New Zealand While BCCI, the behemoth of international cricket may not sweat after losing such an amount, it is big for ICC and its associate members. Incidentally, the money ICC lost in the incident could have been used to fund multiple associate nations for an entire year. On average, an ODI associate nation ranked 13-20 gets $500,000 to $1 million in funding from the ICC. ICC falling prey to such a scam is unheard of. Multiple checks and balances are in place when any amount is transferred to a third party. Read more: IND vs AUS 2023: BCCI plans to drop Michael Clarke from commentary panel following spat with partner ICC has not commented on the issue so far. It is only likely to release a statement once the extent of the scam is unearthed. 2023 being an ICC event year with the 50-over World Cup scheduled in India, questions are being raised if ICC is up to the task of handling the finances of the marquee tournament. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

ICC becomes victim of online fraud, loses $2.5 million in phishing attack

Indian batter Shreyas Iyer has been ruled out of the upcoming ODI series against New Zealand due to a back injury, informed BCCI on Tuesday. The Indian batting mainstay will be enrolling at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru for further tests.

Indian batter Shreyas Iyer has been ruled out of the upcoming ODI series against New Zealand due to a back injury, informed BCCI on Tuesday. The Indian batting mainstay will be enrolling at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru for further tests. He has been replaced by Madhya Pradesh and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) batter Rajat Patidar. "Team India batter Shreyas Iyer has been ruled out of the upcoming 3-match ODI series against New Zealand due to a back injury. He will be heading to the National Cricket Academy (NCA) for further assessment and management," read the official statement by BCCI. The first ODI is scheduled to take place tomorrow at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad. The right-hander's absence is expected to be felt as he has been one of the most consistent performers in the format and has carried the team single-handedly on occasions. Last year, Iyer scored 724 runs in 15 innings with one century and six fifties to his name. His average stood at 55.69 with a strike rate above 90. Read more: IND vs NZ 1st ODI preview: India vs New Zealand 1st ODI match time, venue, playing XI & live streaming details It remains uncertain when Iyer will be making a comeback. He has been selected for the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy and was all set to occupy a position in the middle order. Some reports have suggested that Iyer may join the preparatory camp in Nagpur ahead of the first Test match on February 9. Read more: India announce squad for Border-Gavaskar trophy; SKY makes the cut in Test cricket Iyer's replacement Patidar will have the golden opportunity to prove his mettle if he gets a place in the starting XI. The RCB batter has scored 1646 runs in 51 List A games with a strike rate of 97.45 and an average of 34.33. India's updated ODI squad against New Zealand: Rohit Sharma (Captain), Shubman Gill, Ishan Kishan (wk), Virat Kohli, Suryakumar Yadav, KS Bharat (wk), Hardik Pandya (vice-captain), Rajat Patidar, Washington Sundar, Shahbaz Ahmed, Shardul Thakur, Yuzvendra Chahal, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohd. Shami, Mohd. Siraj, Umran Malik. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Shreyas Iyer ruled out of the New Zealand series due to back injury

England allrounder Moeen Ali has heaped praise on former Indian captain MS Dhoni and termed him the best captain who ever lived.&nbsp;

“MS is probably the best captain ever lived. He is a brilliant guy, and there’s so much about him. He talks a lot about cricket and talks a lot of sense," said the England vice-captain in an interview with Gulf News.&nbsp;

"Very approachable and has really helped my game the way I play now. He gave me confidence. He is certainly a people’s captain.”

Ali was drafted into the Chennai Super Kings fold in 2021 and instantly became a hit with the fanbase. Dhoni recognised Ali's gameplay and promoted him up the order and used his willy offspin effectively during different stages of the match.&nbsp;

Prior to CSK's 2021 campaign, Ali was used at no.6 or 7 by his national side. However, after Dhoni used him in a different way, even the 'Three Lions' started using Ali in a similar way.&nbsp;

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The 35-year-old added that the way CSK was set up, simply made them the best franchise as they backed players.&nbsp;

“First of all, Chennai Super Kings is the best franchise I have played, due to the way the entire set-up is. They have been running that way for a very long time successfully and they know what it takes to win."

Since joining CSK, Ali has amassed 601 runs in 25 IPL games and picked 15 wickets. While playing for RCB, the English player could only muster 309 runs and 10 wickets in 19 matches.&nbsp;

Ali's performance during the 2021 season helped CSK win its fourth IPL title in Dubai.

Despite being with CSK for over two seasons now, Ali is yet to play at their home ground, the MA Chidambaram Stadium.

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With the 2023 IPL all set to be played in India across the traditional venues, Ali may finally get to make his much-anticipated debut in front of the 'Yellove' army.&nbsp;

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England allrounder Moeen Ali has heaped praise on former Indian captain MS Dhoni and termed him the best captain who ever lived. “MS is probably the best captain ever lived.

England allrounder Moeen Ali has heaped praise on former Indian captain MS Dhoni and termed him the best captain who ever lived. “MS is probably the best captain ever lived. He is a brilliant guy, and there’s so much about him. He talks a lot about cricket and talks a lot of sense," said the England vice-captain in an interview with Gulf News. "Very approachable and has really helped my game the way I play now. He gave me confidence. He is certainly a people’s captain.” Ali was drafted into the Chennai Super Kings fold in 2021 and instantly became a hit with the fanbase. Dhoni recognised Ali's gameplay and promoted him up the order and used his willy offspin effectively during different stages of the match. Prior to CSK's 2021 campaign, Ali was used at no.6 or 7 by his national side. However, after Dhoni used him in a different way, even the 'Three Lions' started using Ali in a similar way. Read more: IPL-fame CSK Cricket Ltd, owners of CSK buy new franchise in South African T20 League The 35-year-old added that the way CSK was set up, simply made them the best franchise as they backed players. “First of all, Chennai Super Kings is the best franchise I have played, due to the way the entire set-up is. They have been running that way for a very long time successfully and they know what it takes to win." Since joining CSK, Ali has amassed 601 runs in 25 IPL games and picked 15 wickets. While playing for RCB, the English player could only muster 309 runs and 10 wickets in 19 matches. Ali's performance during the 2021 season helped CSK win its fourth IPL title in Dubai. Despite being with CSK for over two seasons now, Ali is yet to play at their home ground, the MA Chidambaram Stadium. WATCH | 'You took it personally': Moeen Ali, Alastair Cook involved in yet another on-air argument With the 2023 IPL all set to be played in India across the traditional venues, Ali may finally get to make his much-anticipated debut in front of the 'Yellove' army. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

'MS Dhoni is the best captain': English allrounder heaps praise on former Indian skipper

Mumbai batter Sarfaraz Khan has opened up for the first time after not being selected for the first two Test matches of the upcoming Border Gavaskar trophy. The right-hand dasher said he wasn't able to sleep after receiving the news of his snub.

Mumbai batter Sarfaraz Khan has opened up for the first time after not being selected for the first two Test matches of the upcoming Border Gavaskar trophy. The right-hand dasher said he wasn't able to sleep after receiving the news of his snub. "I came from Assam to Delhi the day after the selection and wasn’t able to sleep the whole night. I kept asking why am I not there," said Khan in an interview with The Indian Express. "But now after speaking to my father, I’m back to normal. I will never give up practice, I will not go under depression. Don’t worry, I will keep trying.” The in-form batter had all the reasons to be dejected. Having scored a truckload of runs in the domestic circuit for the last couple of years, many had anticipated that Khan's selection in the Test team was only a matter of time. “I was down completely. It’s natural for anyone, especially once you have scored so many runs. I’m also human, not a machine. I too have emotions. I spoke to my father and he came to Delhi. I just had a practice session in Delhi with him." “Everywhere I go, I hear murmurs that he will play for India soon. On social media, I have thousands of messages talking about my exclusion. Sab bolte hain tera time aayega (everyone says your time will come)." Read more: India announce squad for Border-Gavaskar trophy; SKY makes the cut Since 2019, Khan, playing for Mumbai has scored 2,289 runs in 22 innings with a staggering average of 134.64 with nine hundreds, five fifties, two double hundreds, and a triple century. Khan's career average of 80.47 is only second to the great Donald Bradman who retired with an average of 99.9. The Mumbai batter revealed that he met chief selector Chetan Sharma who had assured him that his time will come. "Recently, I met Chetan Sharma sir (chief selector) while we were checking in at the hotel in Mumbai. He asked me not to feel disheartened, and that my time will come. Good things take time to happen. You're very close (to an India berth). You'll get your chance. So, when I played another important knock, I had expectations. But it's alright." The All-India Senior Selection Committee last Friday announced a 17-member squad for the first two Test matches. Instead of Sarfaraz, his state mate Suryakumar Yadav was picked, based on his pristine touch in the limited overs format, particularly T20Is. Read more: Ian Bishop lauds Sarfaraz Khan as Indian batter averages 82 in FC cricket, second only to Sir Don Bradman India squad for the first two Tests: Rohit Sharma (C), KL Rahul (VC), Shubman Gill, Cheteshwar Pujara, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KS Bharat (wk), Ishan Kishan (wk), Ravichandran Ashwin, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Ravindra Jadeja, Mohammad. Shami, Mohammad Siraj, Umesh Yadav, Jaydev Unadkat, Suryakumar Yadav (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

'I wasn’t able to sleep': Sarfaraz Khan on missing the India call-up for the Australia series

Being on live TV has its own set of challenges. The job is demanding with one being judged continuously for what he, or she, is saying in front of the camera. At times, something controversial or distasteful comes out which can dent the career of the presenter. One such incident took place for Australian TV presenter&nbsp;Mylee Hogan just days after she had been introduced, by Channel 7's Sunrise,&nbsp;as one of the hosts of the morning show.

Hogan, in an attempt to&nbsp;follow a TikTok trend on-air, came up with a distasteful and offensive joke on Aussie legend Glenn McGrath.&nbsp;On December 29, following a segment on a bizarre TikTok trend, where in&nbsp;children and teenagers were&nbsp;pranking their parents by falsely claiming some of their favourite celebrities were no more&nbsp;- Hogan did the same but came up with an unexpected remark.&nbsp;

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'Glenn McGrath died'

After slamming the TikTok trend visuals, Hogan's fellow host Mark Beretta moved on and started to discuss their next segment with their guest and former Australian pacer McGrath. The ex-speedster was in the studio to discuss the then Boxing Day Test between Australia and South Africa, which Pat Cummins &amp; Co. won by innings and 182 runs. Just then, Hogan interrupted and jokingly said,&nbsp;"Glenn McGrath died".

This led to an awkward moment. Hogan's co-hosts Beretta and Edwina Bartholomew were shellshocked.&nbsp;"Don't even...that's not funny," Bartholomew said. "I don't get that at all. That’s so not funny… it's crazy," Beretta pointed out. Meanwhile, Hogan didn't realise her folly and was seen giggling on air. Later, the show went ahead after Bartholomew apologised to the viewers on Hogan's part.

As a result, Hogan paid the price for her offensive joke and was demoted, without any official announcement, as she was recently&nbsp;seen reporting from near Sydney Harbour Bridge, where she was speaking about the city's population growth.&nbsp;

Being on live TV has its own set of challenges. The job is demanding with one being judged continuously for what he, or she, is saying in front of the camera. At times, something controversial or distasteful comes out which can dent the career of the presenter.

Being on live TV has its own set of challenges. The job is demanding with one being judged continuously for what he, or she, is saying in front of the camera. At times, something controversial or distasteful comes out which can dent the career of the presenter. One such incident took place for Australian TV presenter Mylee Hogan just days after she had been introduced, by Channel 7's Sunrise, as one of the hosts of the morning show. Hogan, in an attempt to follow a TikTok trend on-air, came up with a distasteful and offensive joke on Aussie legend Glenn McGrath. On December 29, following a segment on a bizarre TikTok trend, where in children and teenagers were pranking their parents by falsely claiming some of their favourite celebrities were no more - Hogan did the same but came up with an unexpected remark. Also read: 'Does the directive come from Babar Azam?': Simon Doull's glaring remark on Pakistan pitches during 2nd Test 'Glenn McGrath died' After slamming the TikTok trend visuals, Hogan's fellow host Mark Beretta moved on and started to discuss their next segment with their guest and former Australian pacer McGrath. The ex-speedster was in the studio to discuss the then Boxing Day Test between Australia and South Africa, which Pat Cummins & Co. won by innings and 182 runs. Just then, Hogan interrupted and jokingly said, "Glenn McGrath died". This led to an awkward moment. Hogan's co-hosts Beretta and Edwina Bartholomew were shellshocked. "Don't even...that's not funny," Bartholomew said. "I don't get that at all. That’s so not funny… it's crazy," Beretta pointed out. Meanwhile, Hogan didn't realise her folly and was seen giggling on air. Later, the show went ahead after Bartholomew apologised to the viewers on Hogan's part. As a result, Hogan paid the price for her offensive joke and was demoted, without any official announcement, as she was recently seen reporting from near Sydney Harbour Bridge, where she was speaking about the city's population growth.

Australian TV presenter taken off-air, demoted for offensive joke on legendary pacer Glenn McGrath

Cricket Australia sealed a record $1.02 billion (Aus$1.5 billion) extension of its domestic TV rights deal Tuesday, calling it an important commercial outcome for the sport.

Under the agreement, its current partnership with the pay-tv Foxtel Group and free-to-air Seven West Media will continue for a further seven years.

It gives the media groups rights to broadcast home Tests, one-day and Twenty20 internationals, and the domestic Big Bash League, which will be reduced from its current schedule of 61 matches to 43.

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The new deal starts in mid-2024 when the current six-year agreement runs out, and represents a $12 million (Aus$19 million) per year increase which Cricket Australia said would drive investments at all levels of the game.

"We are delighted to be continuing our broadcast partnership with the Foxtel Group and Seven under an improved deal," said Cricket Australia chief Nick Hockley.

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Cricket Australia sealed a record $1.02 billion (Aus$1.5 billion) extension of its domestic TV rights deal Tuesday, calling it an important commercial outcome for the sport.

Cricket Australia sealed a record $1.02 billion (Aus$1.5 billion) extension of its domestic TV rights deal Tuesday, calling it an important commercial outcome for the sport. Under the agreement, its current partnership with the pay-tv Foxtel Group and free-to-air Seven West Media will continue for a further seven years. It gives the media groups rights to broadcast home Tests, one-day and Twenty20 internationals, and the domestic Big Bash League, which will be reduced from its current schedule of 61 matches to 43. Read more: I am not a criminal: David Warner lashes out at Cricket Australia over his lifetime captaincy ban The new deal starts in mid-2024 when the current six-year agreement runs out, and represents a $12 million (Aus$19 million) per year increase which Cricket Australia said would drive investments at all levels of the game. "We are delighted to be continuing our broadcast partnership with the Foxtel Group and Seven under an improved deal," said Cricket Australia chief Nick Hockley. WATCH | Australian captain Meg Lanning ends sabbatical, returns to play for Australia × "This is an important commercial outcome for all of Australian cricket and one that will ensure we can continue to deliver important community programs, support volunteers and increase participation to keep cricket strong." WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Cricket Australia signs a new $1.02 billion broadcast deal. Details here.

Shivam Mavi made a dream debut with a relentless display of fast bowling as his four-wicket haul made the difference in India's narrow two-run win over a spirited Sri Lanka in the first T20I on Tuesday.

India batters found the Sri Lankan spinners hard to put away before Deepak Hooda (41 not out off 23) and Axar Patel (31 not out off 20) took the hosts to 162 for five.

The Sri Lankans surely had the firepower to chase down 163 but Mavi's strikes at the front and back end of the innings tilted the game in favour of the home team.

The game went down to the wire with spinner Axar Patel managing to defend 13 runs in the final over. Mavi ended with envious figures of four for 22 in four overs.

The fighting knocks from skipper Dasun Shanaka (45 off 27) and Chamika Karunaratne (23 not out off 16) went in vain as Sri Lanka ended 160 all out in 20 overs. This is the lowest total India have defended at the high-scoring Wankhede Stadium.&nbsp;

Skipper Hardik Pandya decided to bowl the first over and the pressure created by him helped debutant Mavi at the other end. Hardik bowled full tilt and hardly gave anything away, conceding only 12 runs in his three-over spell.

Mavi's moment to cherish came in his first over as he showed remarkable composure to strike back after being hit for two fours by Kusal Mendis. Having already got a life in Hardik's first over, Pathum Nissanka had no clue about Mavi's beauty of a delivery that jagged back in to shatter the stumps.

In his second over too, Mavi got hit for a couple of fours before he had Dhanajaya de Silva caught at mid-on. It became 47 for three in the eighth over when Ishan Kishan took a brilliant catch running backwards after Charith Asalanka mistimed a pull off Umran Malik.

Pacer Harshal Patel got lucky with his first wicket as a dangerous-looking Mendis found the deep point fielder before getting rid of Bhanuka Rajapaksa with a slower ball, leaving Sri Lanka struggling at 68 for five in the 11th over. Hardik had to leave the field briefly after taking Rajapaksa's catch.

Hasaranga and skipper Shanaka made the game interesting with a quickfire 40-run stand off 23 balls. Hasaranga put the pressure back on the Indians by smashing Yuzvendra Chahal for back-to-back sixes over mid-wicket, reducing the equation to a very gettable 56 runs off 36 balls.

Mavi was brought back to break the threatening partnership and that is what he did by having Hasaranga caught at mid-off.&nbsp;Shanaka kept Sri Lanka in the game singlehandedly before falling to Umran in the 17th over.

The game somehow went down to the last over with Chamika Karunratne providing a ray of hope for the visitors. With Hardik unable to bowl his fourth over after a fall on the field, Axar was called in to defend 13 in the final over.

Earlier, Hooda and Axar shared an unbeaten 68-run stand off 38 balls for the sixth wicket after India found themselves at a shaky 94 for five at the high-scoring Wankhede Stadium.

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Playing his first international innings since the double hundred in Bangladesh, Kishan (37 off 29) went ballistic in the first over itself that yielded 17 runs.

Searching for some swing, right-arm pacer Kasun Rajitha pitched it up and Kishan was quick to flick it over deep square leg for a massive six. Then a slower ball was hit down the ground for four before Kishan pulled Rajitha for another boundary.

Shubman Gill (7), who made his T20 debut alongside Mavi, began his innings with a delightful cover driver off Dilshan Madhushanka.

Shanaka introduced spin in the third over via Maheesh Theekshana and he delivered with the wicket of Gill who missed a straighter one from the mystery spinner to be trapped in front of the stumps. Hoping against hope, Gill wasted a review in the process.

India's best T20 batter Suryakumar Yadav (7) too perished cheaply, leaving the hosts at 41 for two in the powerplay. Playing his first game in front of his home crowd, Surya went for his usual scoop shot but mistimed it to be caught at short fine leg by Bhanuka Rajapaksa off Chamika Karunaratne.

Sanju Samson (5) wasted another opportunity by mistiming a slog off Dhananjaya de Silva.

The spinners stemmed the flow of runs in the middle overs with India collecting only 26 in overs 10-15 with the loss of Kishan and skipper Hardik Pandya (29 off 27), who could not find his range after starting with a couple of exquisite stokes on the off side.

Coming in at number six, Hooda tried to change the course of the innings with back-to-back sixes over deep midwicket off Theekshana. He targeted the same area against Hasaranga in the next over, depositing him for a maximum.

He had good support from Axar as the duo helped India get to a fighting total.

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Shivam Mavi made a dream debut with a relentless display of fast bowling as his four-wicket haul made the difference in India's narrow two-run win over a spirited Sri Lanka in the first T20I on Tuesday.

Shivam Mavi made a dream debut with a relentless display of fast bowling as his four-wicket haul made the difference in India's narrow two-run win over a spirited Sri Lanka in the first T20I on Tuesday. India batters found the Sri Lankan spinners hard to put away before Deepak Hooda (41 not out off 23) and Axar Patel (31 not out off 20) took the hosts to 162 for five. The Sri Lankans surely had the firepower to chase down 163 but Mavi's strikes at the front and back end of the innings tilted the game in favour of the home team. The game went down to the wire with spinner Axar Patel managing to defend 13 runs in the final over. Mavi ended with envious figures of four for 22 in four overs. The fighting knocks from skipper Dasun Shanaka (45 off 27) and Chamika Karunaratne (23 not out off 16) went in vain as Sri Lanka ended 160 all out in 20 overs. This is the lowest total India have defended at the high-scoring Wankhede Stadium. Skipper Hardik Pandya decided to bowl the first over and the pressure created by him helped debutant Mavi at the other end. Hardik bowled full tilt and hardly gave anything away, conceding only 12 runs in his three-over spell. Mavi's moment to cherish came in his first over as he showed remarkable composure to strike back after being hit for two fours by Kusal Mendis. Having already got a life in Hardik's first over, Pathum Nissanka had no clue about Mavi's beauty of a delivery that jagged back in to shatter the stumps. In his second over too, Mavi got hit for a couple of fours before he had Dhanajaya de Silva caught at mid-on. It became 47 for three in the eighth over when Ishan Kishan took a brilliant catch running backwards after Charith Asalanka mistimed a pull off Umran Malik. Pacer Harshal Patel got lucky with his first wicket as a dangerous-looking Mendis found the deep point fielder before getting rid of Bhanuka Rajapaksa with a slower ball, leaving Sri Lanka struggling at 68 for five in the 11th over. Hardik had to leave the field briefly after taking Rajapaksa's catch. Hasaranga and skipper Shanaka made the game interesting with a quickfire 40-run stand off 23 balls. Hasaranga put the pressure back on the Indians by smashing Yuzvendra Chahal for back-to-back sixes over mid-wicket, reducing the equation to a very gettable 56 runs off 36 balls. Mavi was brought back to break the threatening partnership and that is what he did by having Hasaranga caught at mid-off. Shanaka kept Sri Lanka in the game singlehandedly before falling to Umran in the 17th over. The game somehow went down to the last over with Chamika Karunratne providing a ray of hope for the visitors. With Hardik unable to bowl his fourth over after a fall on the field, Axar was called in to defend 13 in the final over. Earlier, Hooda and Axar shared an unbeaten 68-run stand off 38 balls for the sixth wicket after India found themselves at a shaky 94 for five at the high-scoring Wankhede Stadium. Read more: IND vs SL Live Streaming: How to watch India vs Sri Lanka Series 2023 live streaming & TV channels in India Playing his first international innings since the double hundred in Bangladesh, Kishan (37 off 29) went ballistic in the first over itself that yielded 17 runs. Searching for some swing, right-arm pacer Kasun Rajitha pitched it up and Kishan was quick to flick it over deep square leg for a massive six. Then a slower ball was hit down the ground for four before Kishan pulled Rajitha for another boundary. Shubman Gill (7), who made his T20 debut alongside Mavi, began his innings with a delightful cover driver off Dilshan Madhushanka. Shanaka introduced spin in the third over via Maheesh Theekshana and he delivered with the wicket of Gill who missed a straighter one from the mystery spinner to be trapped in front of the stumps. Hoping against hope, Gill wasted a review in the process. India's best T20 batter Suryakumar Yadav (7) too perished cheaply, leaving the hosts at 41 for two in the powerplay. Playing his first game in front of his home crowd, Surya went for his usual scoop shot but mistimed it to be caught at short fine leg by Bhanuka Rajapaksa off Chamika Karunaratne. Sanju Samson (5) wasted another opportunity by mistiming a slog off Dhananjaya de Silva. The spinners stemmed the flow of runs in the middle overs with India collecting only 26 in overs 10-15 with the loss of Kishan and skipper Hardik Pandya (29 off 27), who could not find his range after starting with a couple of exquisite stokes on the off side. Coming in at number six, Hooda tried to change the course of the innings with back-to-back sixes over deep midwicket off Theekshana. He targeted the same area against Hasaranga in the next over, depositing him for a maximum. He had good support from Axar as the duo helped India get to a fighting total. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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The Melbourne Cricket Club is very keen to host a Test series between arch-rivals India and Pakistan at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Should that happen, it would be historic, as the world’s best-known rivals have not played a test series in the last 15 years.&nbsp;

Reports here are that MCC is pressing Cricket Australia (CA) to keep lobbying the International Cricket Council for India and Pakistan to play a test series here. It is for CA to host the matches. The Australian government is also backing the effort.&nbsp;

If Melbourne has reasons to yearn for hosting an India-Pakistan Test series, the same reasons and more may be cited by the two South Asian cricket powers for matches to be played only in their countries.&nbsp;

Cricket does not get any bigger than an India-Pakistan match. The political tensions that have precluded a Test series on home turf after 2007 would only charge a Test match with more excitement. An India-Pakistan cricket match is a turbo-charged gladiatorial event that is unrivalled as spectacle, sport, business, money-spinner especially for all those involved including media and a crowd-puller of staggering proportions. All these make for a potent war-like mix that gives the countries, the players, the crowds, the fans, the tycoons, sports icons and even the political leaders a high that makes it an unmatched blockbuster.&nbsp;

And, Australia got a taste of this in October last when the two teams played the T20 World Cup match at the one-lakh-capacity MCG, watched by a record 90,000-plus fans. No one could get enough of the event, the atmosphere, the noise and the thrill that came with every ball.&nbsp;

All the above are exactly the reasons why India and Pakistan would like to see their Test matches played in their own countries. Pakistan has made it clear that while it would be happy to play India anywhere, its board is firm that the contests should be either in India or Pakistan. The argument is why should the fans, stakeholders and cricket fraternity be deprived of a great contest, and all that flows from it, at home.&nbsp;

Unlike Pakistan, India is keeping its cards close to its chest. In fact, there is no compulsion for India at this stage to take a position on if, when and where cricket’s two fiercest rivals should stage their Test series. There are scheduling problems because there is no room for the clear three weeks required for a three-Test series until 2027. A three-week window in June-July next year falls out of the cricket season in Australia. India and Pakistan have two weeks clear in Dec-Jan 2025-26, in early Dec 2026 and Jan 2027 in the 2023-27 calendar.&nbsp;

Of course, if India and Pakistan want it and their boards agree to hold the test series on neutral ground, then these tentative schedules can easily be recast to hold the matches in Melbourne. &nbsp;

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The Melbourne Cricket Club is very keen to host a Test series between arch-rivals India and Pakistan at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Should that happen, it would be historic, as the world’s best-known rivals have not played a test series in the last 15 years.

The Melbourne Cricket Club is very keen to host a Test series between arch-rivals India and Pakistan at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Should that happen, it would be historic, as the world’s best-known rivals have not played a test series in the last 15 years. Reports here are that MCC is pressing Cricket Australia (CA) to keep lobbying the International Cricket Council for India and Pakistan to play a test series here. It is for CA to host the matches. The Australian government is also backing the effort. If Melbourne has reasons to yearn for hosting an India-Pakistan Test series, the same reasons and more may be cited by the two South Asian cricket powers for matches to be played only in their countries. Cricket does not get any bigger than an India-Pakistan match. The political tensions that have precluded a Test series on home turf after 2007 would only charge a Test match with more excitement. An India-Pakistan cricket match is a turbo-charged gladiatorial event that is unrivalled as spectacle, sport, business, money-spinner especially for all those involved including media and a crowd-puller of staggering proportions. All these make for a potent war-like mix that gives the countries, the players, the crowds, the fans, the tycoons, sports icons and even the political leaders a high that makes it an unmatched blockbuster. And, Australia got a taste of this in October last when the two teams played the T20 World Cup match at the one-lakh-capacity MCG, watched by a record 90,000-plus fans. No one could get enough of the event, the atmosphere, the noise and the thrill that came with every ball. All the above are exactly the reasons why India and Pakistan would like to see their Test matches played in their own countries. Pakistan has made it clear that while it would be happy to play India anywhere, its board is firm that the contests should be either in India or Pakistan. The argument is why should the fans, stakeholders and cricket fraternity be deprived of a great contest, and all that flows from it, at home. Unlike Pakistan, India is keeping its cards close to its chest. In fact, there is no compulsion for India at this stage to take a position on if, when and where cricket’s two fiercest rivals should stage their Test series. There are scheduling problems because there is no room for the clear three weeks required for a three-Test series until 2027. A three-week window in June-July next year falls out of the cricket season in Australia. India and Pakistan have two weeks clear in Dec-Jan 2025-26, in early Dec 2026 and Jan 2027 in the 2023-27 calendar. Of course, if India and Pakistan want it and their boards agree to hold the test series on neutral ground, then these tentative schedules can easily be recast to hold the matches in Melbourne. (Disclaimer: The views of the writer do not represent the views of WION or ZMCL. Nor does WION or ZMCL endorse the views of the writer.) You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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Ending a century drought, Australian opener David Warner scored a double ton on Day 2 of the 2nd Test against South Africa at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).

Ending a century drought, Australian opener David Warner scored a double ton on Day 2 of the 2nd Test against South Africa at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). In process, he joined English batter Joe Root as only the second batter to have achieved this rare feat. Prior to the double hundred, Warner became the 10th batter in Test history, and second in Australian history to have hit a hundred in their milestone 100th Test match. During his marathon innings, Warner also entered the 8000-run Test club. His 25th ton took him behind Graeme Smith (27), Matthew Hayden (30), Alastair Cook (31), and Sunil Gavaskar (33). Overall, his 45 centuries place him behind Virat Kohli (72) in the list of most centuries by active cricketers. Read more: Cricket Australia to rename Men's Test Player of the Year award in honour of late Shane Warne Warner's place in the XI was under scrutiny after the southpaw had conjured a string of low scores. His last Test century came almost three years ago when playing against New Zealand in Sydney. He had been averaging a paltry 20.61 this year and the South African pace battery found it extremely easy to get past his defences in the first Test match. The pressure also piled on after off-field controversies forced Warner to take a stern stance in public to protect his family. A double century for David Warner! But his #OhWhatAFeeling jump comes at a cost! 😬#AUSvSA | @Toyota_Aus pic.twitter.com/RqJLcQpWHa — cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) December 27, 2022 × However, immediately after reaching his double hundred, Warner was forced off the pitch due to an injury. Though his inning had put the hosts firmly in the driving seat. Bowling first on the Boxing day, Australia managed to skittle out a brittle South African batting lineup on the modest score of 189. Newly minted millionaire Cameroon Green was the pick of the bowlers as he grabbed a five-fer to peg the Proteas back. At the end of Day's play, Australia had edged ahead in the game with the lead touching 200 and seven wickets in the bag. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Aus vs SA, 2nd Test: Warner slams double hundred in his 100th Test, joins this player in the illustrious club

Pakistan cricket is going through a major bureaucratic upheaval at the moment. After the sudden sacking of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ramiz Raja, efforts are underway to find the next coach for the national side.

Pakistan cricket is going through a major bureaucratic upheaval at the moment. After the sudden sacking of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ramiz Raja, efforts are underway to find the next coach for the national side. And one man's name is making the rounds yet again. With current coach Saqlain Mushtaq expected to step down after the ongoing series against New Zealand, Najam Sethi,the interim chairman has hinted at bringing former coach Mickey Arthur. "When I was in power, we had Mickey Arthur and results were evident. We were world number one in both ODI and Test cricket and we won the Champions Trophy as well," Sethi told the reporters. Sethi, who has previously served in the PCB chairman role twice added that he had made the contact with Australian. “He is currently busy with Derbyshire. We have already contacted him and asked for his opinion on coaches for Pakistan team. The final call on coaches will be made during the next 8-10 days.” Read more: Ramiz Raja sacked as PCB chief after Pakistan's home Tests vs England, replacement named: Reports Ramiz Raja's dismissal as the PCB chairman was cemented the moment Imran Khan was removed as the prime minister. It didn't help that a string of controversies followed him and that Pakistan cricket team performed atrociously bad, both at home and overseas. The final straw was the humiliating series whitewash at the hands of England earlier this month. England under the leadership of Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum managed to blow away an insipid Pakistani side that just could not compete. Raja faced flak for preparing pitches that were not conducive for bowling and offered a placid competition between bat and ball. Read more: "I have got...' - Ramiz Raja opens up on continuous rant against India during his tenure as PCB chief (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Mickey Arthur could be appointed for second stint as the Pakistan head coach, hints Najam Sethi

Ramiz Raja was sacked as the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief soon after Pakistan were whitewashed in their home Tests versus England. Ramiz, who took over in September 2021, had a mixed run as the PCB chairman and has now been succeeded by Najam Sethi, who has earlier held the post. After his sudden ouster from the top post, the former Pakistan captain hasn't taken his unceremonious exit very well and lashed out at his successor.&nbsp;

After the end of his stint as the PCB chief, Ramiz is back on his Youtube channel and recently conducted a Q/A session with his subscribers, where he severely criticised Najam. "To accommodate one person, Sethi to be precise, they had to change the entire constitution (of the PCB). I have not seen this anywhere in the world. It has been done in the middle of a season, when teams are visiting Pakistan. They have changed the chief selector, who had played Test cricket. At 2 am in the night, he (Sethi) tweets that Ramiz Raja is gone. This is my playing field. It hurts," he said on his channel.&nbsp;

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Rami highlighted that Mickey Arthur may return as the Pakistan head coach and claimed, "It has been made out as if a messiah (Sethi) has come, who will take the game to new heights. We know what he is up to. He wants limelight at any cost. He has nothing to do with cricket, and has never lifted a bat. They have changed me midway. In the middle of the season they are bringing Micky Arthur. Saqlain Mushtaq's tenure was ending anyway in January. Saqlain has played over 50 (49) Tests, he is a legend. This is no way to treat the cricketers."

There has been a lot of unrest in Pakistan cricket of late. Given the team has not been able to perform as per expectations in big events and at home, Ramiz has been shown the door and the onus is now on Sethi. It will be interesting to see if he responds to Ramiz's allegations or not in the coming future.

Ramiz Raja was sacked as the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief soon after Pakistan were whitewashed in their home Tests versus England. Ramiz, who took over in September 2021, had a mixed run as the PCB chairman and has now been succeeded by Najam Sethi, who has earlier held the post.

Ramiz Raja was sacked as the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief soon after Pakistan were whitewashed in their home Tests versus England. Ramiz, who took over in September 2021, had a mixed run as the PCB chairman and has now been succeeded by Najam Sethi, who has earlier held the post. After his sudden ouster from the top post, the former Pakistan captain hasn't taken his unceremonious exit very well and lashed out at his successor. After the end of his stint as the PCB chief, Ramiz is back on his Youtube channel and recently conducted a Q/A session with his subscribers, where he severely criticised Najam. "To accommodate one person, Sethi to be precise, they had to change the entire constitution (of the PCB). I have not seen this anywhere in the world. It has been done in the middle of a season, when teams are visiting Pakistan. They have changed the chief selector, who had played Test cricket. At 2 am in the night, he (Sethi) tweets that Ramiz Raja is gone. This is my playing field. It hurts," he said on his channel. Also read: "I have got...' - Ramiz Raja opens up on continuous rant against India during his tenure as PCB chief Rami highlighted that Mickey Arthur may return as the Pakistan head coach and claimed, "It has been made out as if a messiah (Sethi) has come, who will take the game to new heights. We know what he is up to. He wants limelight at any cost. He has nothing to do with cricket, and has never lifted a bat. They have changed me midway. In the middle of the season they are bringing Micky Arthur. Saqlain Mushtaq's tenure was ending anyway in January. Saqlain has played over 50 (49) Tests, he is a legend. This is no way to treat the cricketers." There has been a lot of unrest in Pakistan cricket of late. Given the team has not been able to perform as per expectations in big events and at home, Ramiz has been shown the door and the onus is now on Sethi. It will be interesting to see if he responds to Ramiz's allegations or not in the coming future.

'He wants limelight, has nothing to do...': Ramiz Raja on Najam Sethi after being sacked as PCB chairman

Ishan Kishan created history by becoming the fourth Indian to enter the 200-run club in ODIs during the India-Bangladesh series in the latter's own backyard. Kishan opened the innings in the third ODI, on December 10 in Chattogram, with Shikhar Dhawan, in regular captain Rohit Sharma's injury, and made the most of his chances by slamming a mammoth 131-ball 210; the fastest and youngest to score a 200 in the format.

After the knock, the 24-year-old Kishan is expected to don the blues for a long time and has a strong chance to stake his claim in India's white-ball sides following his marathon inning versus the Bangla Tigers. Coming from Jharkhand, he is reckoned as the next-big-thing for India after MS Dhoni. Dhoni, who put Jharkhand on the map, had a stellar career for Team India -- with 17,266 international runs, 829 dismissals and leading India to three ICC titles -- has been Kishan's idol and the youngster reacted to him being compared with MSD.

Speaking to OneCricket, as quoted by News 18, Kishan said, "I love Gilchrist’s batting and wicketkeeping but about Dhoni Bhai; I’ve seen him on and off the field. The way he keeps his calmness intact and meets everyone. So, these things also matter in life, like how you function and get to know such a big player who functions in what way. So, I think, he has helped me a lot to understand those things."

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/he-can-play-all-three-formats-md-kaif-lavishes-huge-praise-on-shreyas-iyer-after-bangladesh-tests-546725">He can play all three formats: Md Kaif lavishes huge praise on Shreyas Iyer after Bangladesh Tests</a>

Kishan added, "I take it [comparison with Dhoni] in a very positive way. I think, ‘Ok. If people are comparing me with MS, that means I’ve got something in me that’s why they want me to see at his place.’ So, I feel, If I can do 70 percent of what he has done for the country, I’ll be happy. Because he has done enough. He made us win ODI &amp; T20 World Cups and the Champions Trophy. There are so many things and even I want to be in that situation where I can make my team win."

Kishan will be looking forward to India's upcoming white-ball series, at home, versus Sri Lanka, New Zealand and Australia before IPL 2023. The left-hander will want to remain consistent and aim for few more daddy hundreds to cement his place in the side.

Ishan Kishan created history by becoming the fourth Indian to enter the 200-run club in ODIs during the India-Bangladesh series in the latter's own backyard. Kishan opened the innings in the third ODI, on December 10 in Chattogram, with Shikhar Dhawan, in regular captain Rohit Sharma's injury, and made the most of his chances by slamming a mammoth 131-ball 210; the fastest and youngest to score a 200 in the format.

Ishan Kishan created history by becoming the fourth Indian to enter the 200-run club in ODIs during the India-Bangladesh series in the latter's own backyard. Kishan opened the innings in the third ODI, on December 10 in Chattogram, with Shikhar Dhawan, in regular captain Rohit Sharma's injury, and made the most of his chances by slamming a mammoth 131-ball 210; the fastest and youngest to score a 200 in the format. After the knock, the 24-year-old Kishan is expected to don the blues for a long time and has a strong chance to stake his claim in India's white-ball sides following his marathon inning versus the Bangla Tigers. Coming from Jharkhand, he is reckoned as the next-big-thing for India after MS Dhoni. Dhoni, who put Jharkhand on the map, had a stellar career for Team India -- with 17,266 international runs, 829 dismissals and leading India to three ICC titles -- has been Kishan's idol and the youngster reacted to him being compared with MSD. Speaking to OneCricket, as quoted by News 18, Kishan said, "I love Gilchrist’s batting and wicketkeeping but about Dhoni Bhai; I’ve seen him on and off the field. The way he keeps his calmness intact and meets everyone. So, these things also matter in life, like how you function and get to know such a big player who functions in what way. So, I think, he has helped me a lot to understand those things." Also read: He can play all three formats: Md Kaif lavishes huge praise on Shreyas Iyer after Bangladesh Tests Kishan added, "I take it [comparison with Dhoni] in a very positive way. I think, ‘Ok. If people are comparing me with MS, that means I’ve got something in me that’s why they want me to see at his place.’ So, I feel, If I can do 70 percent of what he has done for the country, I’ll be happy. Because he has done enough. He made us win ODI & T20 World Cups and the Champions Trophy. There are so many things and even I want to be in that situation where I can make my team win." Kishan will be looking forward to India's upcoming white-ball series, at home, versus Sri Lanka, New Zealand and Australia before IPL 2023. The left-hander will want to remain consistent and aim for few more daddy hundreds to cement his place in the side.

If people are comparing me with MS Dhoni, I’ve got something in me, says Team India opener Ishan Kishan

January is going to be an action-packed month for cricket lovers in India as team India looks forward to playing 11 matches in one month alone. After a mixed tour of Bangladesh, team India will kick off the New Year by welcoming the Sri Lankan squad for three T-20 matches and as many ODIs. The squad of the Indian side is not finalised yet but the details about the predicted lineups are given in the article. The series starts on January 3, where the first T-20 match between Sri Lanka and India will be played at the Wankhede Stadium, in Mumbai. After Sri Lanka, India will welcome New Zealand to the sub-continent. It must be noted that the ODI World Cup 2023 will take place in India, and Team India is focusing on ODI format cricket before the World Cup. All&nbsp;details about the upcoming series between India and Sri Lanka, including schedule, squad and livestreaming/ broadcasting TV channels are given in the article.

<h2>India vs Sri Lanka series full schedule</h2>

Tuesday, January 3: 1st T20 match- At Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, at 7:00 PM IST 
Thursday, January 5: 2nd T20 match-At Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Pune, at 7:00 PM IST 
Saturday, January 7: 3rd T20 match-At Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Rajkot, at 7:00 PM IST 
Tuesday, January 10: 1st ODI- At Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati, at 2:00 PM IST 
Thursday, January 12: 2nd ODI- At Eden Gardens, Kolkata, at 2:00 PM IST 
Sunday, January 15: 3rd ODI- At Greenfield International Stadium, Thiruvananthapuram, at 2:00 PM IST

<h2>India vs Sri Lanka series Livestream details, TV channel broadcast details</h2>

Since Star Sports has the exclusive rights to broadcast Team India's home tournaments, the entire Sri Lanka tour will be broadcast live on Star Sports Network channels, with live streaming available on the Disney+Hotstar app. Matches between India and Sri Lanka can also be watched live on DD Sports.

<h2>India vs Sri Lanka series: Team India predicted squad</h2>

Ishan Kishan, Prithvi Shaw, KL Rahul, Sanju Samson, Shreyas Iyer, Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya, Ravindra Jadeja, Washington Sundar, Axar Patel, Jasprit Bumrah, Arshdeep Singh, Umran Malik, Mohammed Shami, Kuldeep Yadav, Yuzvendra Chahal, Ravi Bishnoi, Bhuvneshwar Kumar

January is going to be an action-packed month for cricket lovers in India as team India looks forward to playing 11 matches in one month alone. After a mixed tour of Bangladesh, team India will kick off the New Year by welcoming the Sri Lankan squad for three T-20 matches and as many ODIs.

January is going to be an action-packed month for cricket lovers in India as team India looks forward to playing 11 matches in one month alone. After a mixed tour of Bangladesh, team India will kick off the New Year by welcoming the Sri Lankan squad for three T-20 matches and as many ODIs. The squad of the Indian side is not finalised yet but the details about the predicted lineups are given in the article. The series starts on January 3, where the first T-20 match between Sri Lanka and India will be played at the Wankhede Stadium, in Mumbai. After Sri Lanka, India will welcome New Zealand to the sub-continent. It must be noted that the ODI World Cup 2023 will take place in India, and Team India is focusing on ODI format cricket before the World Cup. All details about the upcoming series between India and Sri Lanka, including schedule, squad and livestreaming/ broadcasting TV channels are given in the article. India vs Sri Lanka series full schedule Tuesday, January 3: 1st T20 match- At Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, at 7:00 PM IST Thursday, January 5: 2nd T20 match-At Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Pune, at 7:00 PM IST Saturday, January 7: 3rd T20 match-At Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Rajkot, at 7:00 PM IST Tuesday, January 10: 1st ODI- At Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati, at 2:00 PM IST Thursday, January 12: 2nd ODI- At Eden Gardens, Kolkata, at 2:00 PM IST Sunday, January 15: 3rd ODI- At Greenfield International Stadium, Thiruvananthapuram, at 2:00 PM IST India vs Sri Lanka series Livestream details, TV channel broadcast details Since Star Sports has the exclusive rights to broadcast Team India's home tournaments, the entire Sri Lanka tour will be broadcast live on Star Sports Network channels, with live streaming available on the Disney+Hotstar app. Matches between India and Sri Lanka can also be watched live on DD Sports. India vs Sri Lanka series: Team India predicted squad Ishan Kishan, Prithvi Shaw, KL Rahul, Sanju Samson, Shreyas Iyer, Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya, Ravindra Jadeja, Washington Sundar, Axar Patel, Jasprit Bumrah, Arshdeep Singh, Umran Malik, Mohammed Shami, Kuldeep Yadav, Yuzvendra Chahal, Ravi Bishnoi, Bhuvneshwar Kumar

India vs Sri Lanka: When and where to watch IND vs SL matches, full schedule, squad, OTT & broadcast details

Celebrated a day after Christmas, Boxing day, despite what the name suggests has nothing to do with the sport. The holiday which began as a day to give gifts to the poor is now celebrated as a ‘shopping holiday’.&nbsp;

It became official in 1871 and was traditionally recognised on December 26. However, if that day falls on a Saturday, the celebration moves to the following Monday and if the date falls on a Sunday, the holiday is celebrated on the following Tuesday.&nbsp;

Boxing day originally began in the United Kingdom and supposedly got its name during Queen Victoria’s reign and is now celebrated in several countries across Europe as well as countries and former British colonies, New Zealand, Canada, Australia, and so on. The day is also marked by a bank holiday or a public holiday in these countries with stores offering Boxing Day sales which are often compared to the United States’ Black Friday sale.&nbsp;

History&nbsp;

There are several theories surrounding the celebration and origins of Boxing day, one of which includes it being a day off for servants where they would receive a gift from their employers and take these Christmas boxes to their families. These boxes would consist of gifts, bonuses, as well as leftovers from the meals, served on Christmas.&nbsp;

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Therefore, in this context, the name ‘boxing day’ refers to the Christmas boxes given to those in need a day after Christmas. Meanwhile, in countries like European countries like Ireland, Germany, the Czech Republic, Italy, Poland, Finland, and so on, December 26 is also celebrated as St. Stephen's Day, to commemorate the first Christian martyr, known for his service to the poor and was stoned to death in AD 36.&nbsp;

What do people do on this day?

Some people celebrate this day with family and friends while others gather for leftover meals and spend their day off relaxing. While others shop in record numbers taking advantage of low prices.&nbsp;

Boxing day is somewhat related to sports as on this day, Boxing day Test takes place in Australia, a cricket match played between the Australian team and any country which is on tour in the country at the time, starting from &nbsp;December 26. They are hosted by the country’s iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) in Victoria. &nbsp;

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Additionally, there are several other sporting events held on Boxing day, which include football and rugby games in the UK and cricket matches in Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.&nbsp;

Boxing Day 2022 sales in UK and Australia

In the UK as the country faces the highest inflation in decades and a cost of living crisis, a survey by Barclaycard Payments, found that shoppers are expected to spend four per cent less this Boxing Day when compared to last year. Reportedly, a person is expected to spend at least 229 pounds ($276.2) &nbsp;this year which is 18 pounds ($21.7) less than in 2021.

Harshna Cayley, head of online payments at the credit card company while attributing the estimated low sales to the cost of living crisis and inflation also said, “retailers can take confidence knowing that shoppers still plan to make the most of the deals and discounts on offer.”

The survey also estimates that at least 28 per cent of people may use re-selling platforms like eBay and Facebook Marketplace to get rid of some unwanted Christmas presents. Meanwhile, research by GlobalData for Vouchercodes, estimates that spending on Boxing day will hit almost 3.8 billion pounds ($4.6 billion) which is also four per cent lesser than last year.&nbsp;

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Notably, while the volume of items bought will be less given that the inflation in the country is more than 10 per cent shoppers will spend more per purchase. &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

On the other hand, reports suggest Australians are expected to spend a whopping AU$ 23.5 billion (US$ 15.78 billion) this Boxing day as they celebrate their first COVID-19 restrictions-free sale since 2020.&nbsp;

According to the data from the Australian Retail Association (ARA), the sales period is expected to see a 7.9 per cent increase since last year, with shoppers across major cities like Melbourne and Sydney more enthusiastic about spending than in previous years.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, ARA chief executive, Paul Zahra, also highlighted the change in shopping trends with less number of shoppers in-store when compared to previous years as more and more people are opting for online shopping. He also noted that consumers might witness big savings from clothing which he has attributed to an “unseasonably cool summer”.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

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Celebrated a day after Christmas, Boxing day, despite what the name suggests has nothing to do with the sport. The holiday which began as a day to give gifts to the poor is now celebrated as a ‘shopping holiday’.

Celebrated a day after Christmas, Boxing day, despite what the name suggests has nothing to do with the sport. The holiday which began as a day to give gifts to the poor is now celebrated as a ‘shopping holiday’. It became official in 1871 and was traditionally recognised on December 26. However, if that day falls on a Saturday, the celebration moves to the following Monday and if the date falls on a Sunday, the holiday is celebrated on the following Tuesday. Boxing day originally began in the United Kingdom and supposedly got its name during Queen Victoria’s reign and is now celebrated in several countries across Europe as well as countries and former British colonies, New Zealand, Canada, Australia, and so on. The day is also marked by a bank holiday or a public holiday in these countries with stores offering Boxing Day sales which are often compared to the United States’ Black Friday sale. History There are several theories surrounding the celebration and origins of Boxing day, one of which includes it being a day off for servants where they would receive a gift from their employers and take these Christmas boxes to their families. These boxes would consist of gifts, bonuses, as well as leftovers from the meals, served on Christmas. ALSO READ | Christmas 2022: Boxing Day history, 5 amazing gift ideas & wishes Therefore, in this context, the name ‘boxing day’ refers to the Christmas boxes given to those in need a day after Christmas. Meanwhile, in countries like European countries like Ireland, Germany, the Czech Republic, Italy, Poland, Finland, and so on, December 26 is also celebrated as St. Stephen's Day, to commemorate the first Christian martyr, known for his service to the poor and was stoned to death in AD 36. What do people do on this day? Some people celebrate this day with family and friends while others gather for leftover meals and spend their day off relaxing. While others shop in record numbers taking advantage of low prices. Boxing day is somewhat related to sports as on this day, Boxing day Test takes place in Australia, a cricket match played between the Australian team and any country which is on tour in the country at the time, starting from December 26. They are hosted by the country’s iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) in Victoria. ALSO READ | Australia vs South Africa 2022, 2nd Test: Where and how to watch the Boxing Day Test match Additionally, there are several other sporting events held on Boxing day, which include football and rugby games in the UK and cricket matches in Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. Boxing Day 2022 sales in UK and Australia In the UK as the country faces the highest inflation in decades and a cost of living crisis, a survey by Barclaycard Payments, found that shoppers are expected to spend four per cent less this Boxing Day when compared to last year. Reportedly, a person is expected to spend at least 229 pounds ($276.2) this year which is 18 pounds ($21.7) less than in 2021. Harshna Cayley, head of online payments at the credit card company while attributing the estimated low sales to the cost of living crisis and inflation also said, “retailers can take confidence knowing that shoppers still plan to make the most of the deals and discounts on offer.” The survey also estimates that at least 28 per cent of people may use re-selling platforms like eBay and Facebook Marketplace to get rid of some unwanted Christmas presents. Meanwhile, research by GlobalData for Vouchercodes, estimates that spending on Boxing day will hit almost 3.8 billion pounds ($4.6 billion) which is also four per cent lesser than last year. ALSO WATCH | UK inflation drops down to 10.7% in November after fuel price surge eases Notably, while the volume of items bought will be less given that the inflation in the country is more than 10 per cent shoppers will spend more per purchase. On the other hand, reports suggest Australians are expected to spend a whopping AU$ 23.5 billion (US$ 15.78 billion) this Boxing day as they celebrate their first COVID-19 restrictions-free sale since 2020. According to the data from the Australian Retail Association (ARA), the sales period is expected to see a 7.9 per cent increase since last year, with shoppers across major cities like Melbourne and Sydney more enthusiastic about spending than in previous years. Meanwhile, ARA chief executive, Paul Zahra, also highlighted the change in shopping trends with less number of shoppers in-store when compared to previous years as more and more people are opting for online shopping. He also noted that consumers might witness big savings from clothing which he has attributed to an “unseasonably cool summer”. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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IPL Auction 2023 Live Streaming Online App: One of the most watched sporting events away from the ground is the IPL auction. Visible anticipation is amongst the audience whenever players go under the hammer.

IPL Auction 2023 Live Streaming Online App: One of the most watched sporting events away from the ground is the IPL auction. Visible anticipation is amongst the audience whenever players go under the hammer. While Hotstar had been live-streaming the event for the last few years, the change in broadcasting rights means that viewers will have to tune onto Jio Cinema app this time to watch the live proceedings of the IPL. Viacom18-Reliance managed to pick up the digital broadcasting rights of the IPL from the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) in June, earlier this year. For Jio subscribers, the Jio Cinema app is absolutely free and they will be able to stream the auction smoothly, albeit with a caveat that there will be ads. As for TV, Star still has the broadcasting rights and viewers will have to tune onto the Star network to watch the auction. The auction will take place on December 23 in the southern Indian city of Kochi. IPL Auction 2023 Live Streaming Online App: Easy Apps to watch IPL Mini Auction LIVE Stream for free in India How to IPL 2023 Auction Live Streaming For Free? Good News for JIO Subscribers, Jio Customers can watch IPL Auction 2023 for free Which TV channels will IPL 2023 Auction broadcast? IPL 2023 Auction will be telecasted on the Star Sports Network. How can Fans watch live streaming of IPL 2023 Auction? The live streaming of the IPL 2023 Auction will be Live streaming on JioCinema. You can also catch the live updates on WION. Jio Customers can watch IPL Auction 2023 for free. IPL 2023 Auction Full Details Date: 23rd December 2022 Time: 2:30 PM IST Venue: Kochi, India Live: JioCinema Live Telecast: Star Sports What are the venues for the IPL 2023 Auction? – Venue IPL 2023 Auction will be held in Kochi, India on December 23 When will the IPL 2023 Auction Start? Date IPL 2023 Auction to be held on December 23, Kochi, India What Time IPL 2023 Auction Will begin? Time IPL 2023 Auction Will begin at 2:30 PM IST IPL Auction 2023 Full Player List Out of 405 players, 273 are Indians and 132 are overseas players of which 4 players are from associate nations. The total capped players are 119, uncapped players are 282 and 4 from associate nations. A maximum of 87 slots are now available with up to 30 being slotted for overseas players. CLICK HERE to check the complete list of TATA IPL 2023 Player Auction IPL 2023 Teams Full Player list, Squads, remaining purse CSK / RR / PBKS / DC / MI / KKR / RCB / SRH / GT / LSG

IPL Auction 2023 Live Streaming Online App: Easy Apps to watch IPL Mini Auction LIVE for free in India

IPL 2023 mini-auction free live streaming on YouTube: The D-day has arrived with the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 mini-auction taking place in Kochi -- for the first time ever -- on Friday afternoon (December 23). The cash-rich league had already hosted the IPL 2022 mega auction, which was a two-day affair, early this year in February and will see a lot more action and drama in the mini-auction proceedings in the state of Kerala. On the occasion, Daily Sports Speaks is providing free live streaming of the mega event on its YouTube channel. Players such as Cameron Green, Mayank Agarwal, Harry Brooks, Ben Stokes, Sam Curran, Jason Holder, etc. are set to fetch whopping deals in the auction.&nbsp;

IPL 2023 Auction Full Details 
Date: 23rd December 2022 
Time: 2:30 PM IST 
Venue: Kochi, India 
Live: &nbsp;Jio Cinema 
Live Telecast: Star Sports

The detailed list is as below: &nbsp; &nbsp; 
Total Player List - (405 players) 
Capped - (119 players) 
Uncapped - (282 players) 
Associate - (4 players) 
capped Indians (19 players) 
capped International (70 players) 
Uncapped Indians (254 players) 
Uncapped International (28 players)

<h2>How&nbsp;you can watch IPL Auction 2023 on YouTube?</h2>

Fans can watch free live streaming&nbsp;on Daily Sports YouTube channel&nbsp;and other&nbsp;sports channels are also offering live streaming

Where is the IPL 2023 Auction? – Venue 
IPL 2023 Auction will be held in Grand Hyatt Hotel in Kochi, India on December 23

When will the IPL 2023 Auction Start? Date 
IPL 2023 Auction to be held on December 23, Grand Hyatt Hotel in Kochi, India

What Time IPL 2023 Auction Will begin? Time 
IPL 2023 Auction Will begin at 2:30 PM IST

How to IPL 2023 Auction Live Streaming For Free? 
IPL 2023 Auction Live Streaming For Free - Good News for JIO Subscribers, Jio Customers can watch IPL Auction 2023 for free

Which TV channels will IPL 2023 Auction broadcast? 
Fans can watch IPL 2023 Auction which will be telecasted on the Star Sports Network.

How can Fans watch live streaming of IPL 2023 Auction? 
The live streaming of the IPL 2023 Auction will be Live streaming on Jio Cinema. You can also <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/ipl-auction-2023-starts-in-kochi-live-news-updates-live-coverage-date-time-players-go-under-the-hammer-ipl-auction-starts-at-2-30-pm-know-where-to-catch-the-live-action-csk-mi-rr-rcb-545369">catch the live updates on WION</a>. Jio Customers can watch IPL Auction 2023 for free.

IPL 2023 mini-auction free live streaming on YouTube: The D-day has arrived with the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 mini-auction taking place in Kochi -- for the first time ever -- on Friday afternoon (December 23).

IPL 2023 mini-auction free live streaming on YouTube: The D-day has arrived with the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 mini-auction taking place in Kochi -- for the first time ever -- on Friday afternoon (December 23). The cash-rich league had already hosted the IPL 2022 mega auction, which was a two-day affair, early this year in February and will see a lot more action and drama in the mini-auction proceedings in the state of Kerala. On the occasion, Daily Sports Speaks is providing free live streaming of the mega event on its YouTube channel. Players such as Cameron Green, Mayank Agarwal, Harry Brooks, Ben Stokes, Sam Curran, Jason Holder, etc. are set to fetch whopping deals in the auction. IPL 2023 Auction Full Details Date: 23rd December 2022 Time: 2:30 PM IST Venue: Kochi, India Live: Jio Cinema Live Telecast: Star Sports The detailed list is as below: Total Player List - (405 players) Capped - (119 players) Uncapped - (282 players) Associate - (4 players) capped Indians (19 players) capped International (70 players) Uncapped Indians (254 players) Uncapped International (28 players) How you can watch IPL Auction 2023 on YouTube? Fans can watch free live streaming on Daily Sports YouTube channel and other sports channels are also offering live streaming Where is the IPL 2023 Auction? – Venue IPL 2023 Auction will be held in Grand Hyatt Hotel in Kochi, India on December 23 When will the IPL 2023 Auction Start? Date IPL 2023 Auction to be held on December 23, Grand Hyatt Hotel in Kochi, India What Time IPL 2023 Auction Will begin? Time IPL 2023 Auction Will begin at 2:30 PM IST How to IPL 2023 Auction Live Streaming For Free? IPL 2023 Auction Live Streaming For Free - Good News for JIO Subscribers, Jio Customers can watch IPL Auction 2023 for free Which TV channels will IPL 2023 Auction broadcast? Fans can watch IPL 2023 Auction which will be telecasted on the Star Sports Network. How can Fans watch live streaming of IPL 2023 Auction? The live streaming of the IPL 2023 Auction will be Live streaming on Jio Cinema. You can also catch the live updates on WION. Jio Customers can watch IPL Auction 2023 for free.

IPL 2023 mini auction free live streaming on YouTube: Check how you can watch it online?

IPL 2023 Auction Live Updates:: The Indian Premier League (IPL) mini-auction is only three days away. With an aim to reinvigorate the squads with fresh faces, the IPL franchises and their think tanks will land in the southern Indian city of Kochi on Friday, December 23 as the auction begins at 2:30 PM.

IPL 2023 Auction Live Updates:: The Indian Premier League (IPL) mini-auction is only three days away. With an aim to reinvigorate the squads with fresh faces, the IPL franchises and their think tanks will land in the southern Indian city of Kochi on Friday, December 23 as the auction begins at 2:30 PM. This will be the first time that the IPL auction will take place in Kochi. The fans can watch IPL 2023 Auction live streaming on JioCinema and Telecast on Star Sports. You can also get all the live updates on WION. Jio Customers can watch IPL Auction 2023 for free. The total number of capped players is 119 while 282 players have dropped their names in the uncapped players' category, out of which, four are from the associate nations. A maximum of 87 slots are up for grabs. 30 of them will be filled by overseas players. IPL 2023 Auction Live updates: Player list, Remaining Purse, overseas, Capped, Uncapped, retained players Chennai Super Kings Retained Players and Full Squad Retained Players: Ambati Rayudu, Deepak Chahar, Devon Conway*, Dwaine Pretorius*, Maheesh Theekshana*, Matheesha Pathirana*, Mitchell Santner*, Moeen Ali*, MS Dhoni, Mukesh Choudhary, Prashant Solanki, Rajvardhan Hangargekar, Ravindra Jadeja, Ruturaj Gaikwad, Shivam Dube, Simarjeet Singh, Subhranshu Senapati, Tushar Deshpande CSK Captain - MS Dhoni Rajasthan Royals Retained Players and Full Squad RR Retained Players: Devdutt Padikkal, Dhruv Jurel, Jos Buttler *, K.C Cariappa, Kuldeep Sen, Kuldip Yadav, Navdeep Saini, Obed Mccoy*, Prasidh Krishna, R. Ashwin, Riyan Parag, Sanju Samson, Shimron Hetmyer*, Trent Boult*, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Yuzvendra Chahal RR Captain - Sanju Samson Delhi Capitals Retained Players and Full Squad DC Retained Players: Aman Khan (T), Anrich Nortje*, Axar Patel, Chetan Sakariya, David Warner*, Kamlesh Nagarkoti, Kuldeep Yadav, Lalit Yadav, Lungisani Ngidi*, Mitchell Marsh*, Mustafizur Rahman*, Pravin Dubey, Prithvi Shaw, Ripal Patel, Rishabh Pant, Rovman Powell*, Sarfaraz Khan, Syed Khaleel Ahmed, Vicky Ostwal, Yash Dhull DC Captain - Rishabh Pant Gujarat Titans Retained Players and Full Squad GT Retained Players: Abhinav Sadarangani, Alzarri Joseph*, B. Sai Sudharsan, Darshan Nalkande, David Miller*, Hardik Pandya, Jayant Yadav, Matthew Wade*, Mohammad Shami, Noor Ahmad*, Pradeep Sangwan, R. Sai Kishore, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan*, Shubman Gill, Vijay Shankar, Wriddhiman Saha, Yash Dayal GT Captain - Hardik Pandya Kolkata Knight Riders Retained Players and Full Squad KKR Retained Players: Andre Russell*, Anukul Roy, Harshit Rana, Lockie Ferguson (T)*, Nitish Rana, Rahmanullah Gurbaz (T)*, Rinku Singh, Shardul Thakur (T), Shreyas Iyer, Sunil Narine*, Tim Southee*, Umesh Yadav, Varun Chakaravarthy, Venkatesh Iyer KKR Captain - Shreyas Iyer Lucknow Super Giants Retained Players and Full Squad Retained Players: Avesh Khan, Ayush Badoni, Deepak Hooda, K. Gowtham, Karan Sharma, KL Rahul, Krunal Pandya, Kyle Mayers*, Manan Vohra, Marcus Stoinis*, Mark Wood*, Mayank Yadav, Mohsin Khan, Quinton De Kock*, Ravi Bishnoi LSG Captain - KL Rahul Mumbai Indians Retained Players and Full Squad MI Retained Players: Akash Madhwal, Arjun Tendulkar, Dewald Brevis*, Hrithik Shokeen, Ishan Kishan, Jason Behrendorff (T)*, Jasprit Bumrah, Jofra Archer, Kumar Kartikeya Singh, Mohd. Arshad Khan, N. Tilak Varma, Ramandeep Singh, Rohit Sharma, Suryakumar Yadav, Tim David*, Tristan Stubbs* MI Captain - Rohit Sharma Punjab Kings Retained Players and Full Squad PBKS Retained Players: Shikhar Dhawan, Shahrukh Khan, Rahul Chahar, Arshdeep Singh, Harpreet Brar, Raj Angad Bawa, Prabhsimran Singh, Rishi Dhawan, Jitesh Sharma, Baltej Singh Dhanda, Atharva Taide, Liam Livingstone, Kagiso Rabada*, Jonny Bairstow*, Nathan Ellis*, Bhanuka Rajapakse* PBKS Captain - Shikhar Dhawan Royal Challengers Bangalore Retained Players and Full Squad RCB Retained Players: Akash Deep, Anuj Rawat, David Willey*, Dinesh Karthik, Faf Du Plessis*, Finn Allen*, Glenn Maxwell*, Harshal Patel, Josh Hazlewood*, Karn Sharma, Mahipal Lomror, Mohammed Siraj, Rajat Patidar, Shahbaz Ahamad, Siddharth Kaul, Suyash Prabhudessai, Virat Kohli, Wanindu Hasaranga* RCB Captain - Faf du Plessis Sunrisers Hyderabad Retained Players and Full Squad SRH Retained Players: Abdul Samad, Abhishek Sharma, Aiden Markram*, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Fazalhaq Farooqi*, Glenn Phillips*, Kartik Tyagi, Marco Jansen*, Rahul Tripathi, T. Natarajan, Umran Malik, Washington Sundar SRH Captain - TBC IPL 2023 Auction Full Details Date: 23rd December 2022 Time: 2:30 PM IST Venue: Kochi, India Live: JioCinema Live Telecast: Star Sports What are the venues for the IPL 2023 Auction? – Venue IPL 2023 Auction will be held in Kochi, India on December 23 When will the IPL 2023 Auction Start? Date IPL 2023 Auction to be held on December 23, Kochi, India What Time IPL 2023 Auction Will begin? Time IPL 2023 Auction Will begin at 2:30 PM IS IPL 2023 Auction: Available slots of all the teams Team Total Players Available Slots Overseas Slots Available Chennai Super Kings (CSK) 18 7 2 Delhi Capitals (DC) 20 5 2 Gujarat Titans (GT) 18 7 3 Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) 14 11 3 Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) 15 10 4 Mumbai Indians (MI) 16 9 3 Punjab Kings (PBKS) 16 9 3 Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) 18 7 2 Rajasthan Royals (RR) 16 9 4 IPL 2023/ Squad Size/Salary Cap/Available Slots IPL 2023/ Squad Size/Salary Cap/Available Slots Franchise No of Players No of Overseas Players Total money spent (Rs.) Salary cap available (Rs.) Available Slots Overseas Slots CSK 18 6 74.55 20.45 7 2 DC 20 6 75.55 19.45 5 2 GT 18 5 75.75 19.25 7 3 KKR 14 5 87.95 7.05 11 3 LSG 15 4 71.65 23.35 10 4 MI 16 5 74.45 20.55 9 3 PBKS 16 5 62.8 32.2 9 3 RCB 18 6 86.25 8.75 7 2 RR 16 4 81.8 13.2 9 4 SRH 12 4 52.75 42.25 13 4 Total 163 50 743.5 206.5 87 30 How to IPL 2023 Auction Live Streaming For Free? Good News for JIO Subscribers, Jio Customers can watch IPL Auction 2023 for free Which TV channels will IPL 2023 Auction broadcast? IPL 2023 Auction will be telecasted on the Star Sports Network. How can Fans watch live streaming of IPL 2023 Auction? The live streaming of the IPL 2023 Auction will be Live streaming on JioCinema. You can also catch the live updates on WION. Jio Customers can watch IPL Auction 2023 for free. CLICK HERE to check the complete list of TATA IPL 2023 Player Auction IPL 2023 Teams Full Player list, Squads, remaining purse CSK / RR / PBKS / DC / MI / KKR / RCB / SRH / GT / LSG

IPL 2023 Auction Live Updates: Player list, Remaining Purse, overseas, Capped, Uncapped, retained players

Jofra Archer is poised to make an eagerly-anticipated England comeback in the new year after being named Thursday in a 14-strong squad for a three-match one-day international series in South Africa.

Sussex fast bowler Archer made a dramatic entry onto the international stage in 2019 when he became one of the stars of England's 50-over World Cup triumph.

But he has not played international cricket since March 2021 due to injury.

The 27-year-old Barbados-born quick suffered several elbow problems, which led to two operations, before his hopes of a return to action were dashed by a stress fracture of the lower back in May that ruled him out of the 2022 English season.

Archer, however, played for the second-string England Lions in a warm-up match against the Test side in Abu Dhabi last month ahead of the senior team's 3-0 whitewash of Pakistan.

Just six balls into the practice match, Archer hit Zak Crawley on the helmet with a bouncer.

An England and Wales Cricket Board statement issued Thursday said Archer was "recovering well from an elbow injury and is expected to return to international cricket in South Africa next month".

Brook set for ODI debut

Meanwhile, rising star Harry Brook, fresh from three superb Test hundreds in Pakistan and England's T20 World Cup win in Australia, has been called into an ODI squad for the first time.

The 23-year-old Yorkshireman has been a mainstay during an already busy England tour programme but team management have decided against resting him ahead of a Test series in New Zealand in February.

Outstanding batsman Joe Root and express fast bowler Mark Wood have though been left out, though, as England look to manage the workloads of their multi-format players.

Opener Ben Duckett, who played the last of his three ODIs in 2016, has been recalled to the 50-over set-up after regaining his England place at T20 and Test level in recent months.

Left-arm quick Reece Topley, unluckily ruled out of the T20 World Cup campaign after tripping on a boundary sponge, has also been included in a squad that will again be led by white-ball captain Jos Buttler.

But all-rounder Liam Livingstone has been ruled out with the knee injury he suffered on Test debut against Pakistan in Rawalpindi.

The three-match contest in South Africa is a rearranged series that was initially abandoned in December 2020 after a Covid-19 scare prompted England to fly home early.

It will be played over six days, with two fixtures in Bloemfontein starting on January 27 before the final game takes place in Kimberley on February 1.

England ODI squad

Jos Buttler (Lancashire, capt and wkt), Moeen Ali (Warwickshire), Jofra Archer (Sussex), Harry Brook (Yorkshire), Sam Curran (Surrey), Ben Duckett (Nottinghamshire), Dawid Malan (Yorkshire), Adil Rashid (Yorkshire), Jason Roy (Surrey), Phil Salt (Lancashire), Olly Stone (Nottinghamshire), Reece Topley (Surrey), David Willey (Northamptonshire), Chris Woakes (Warwickshire)

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Jofra Archer is poised to make an eagerly-anticipated England comeback in the new year after being named Thursday in a 14-strong squad for a three-match one-day international series in South Africa.

Jofra Archer is poised to make an eagerly-anticipated England comeback in the new year after being named Thursday in a 14-strong squad for a three-match one-day international series in South Africa. Sussex fast bowler Archer made a dramatic entry onto the international stage in 2019 when he became one of the stars of England's 50-over World Cup triumph. But he has not played international cricket since March 2021 due to injury. The 27-year-old Barbados-born quick suffered several elbow problems, which led to two operations, before his hopes of a return to action were dashed by a stress fracture of the lower back in May that ruled him out of the 2022 English season. Archer, however, played for the second-string England Lions in a warm-up match against the Test side in Abu Dhabi last month ahead of the senior team's 3-0 whitewash of Pakistan. Just six balls into the practice match, Archer hit Zak Crawley on the helmet with a bouncer. An England and Wales Cricket Board statement issued Thursday said Archer was "recovering well from an elbow injury and is expected to return to international cricket in South Africa next month". Brook set for ODI debut Meanwhile, rising star Harry Brook, fresh from three superb Test hundreds in Pakistan and England's T20 World Cup win in Australia, has been called into an ODI squad for the first time. The 23-year-old Yorkshireman has been a mainstay during an already busy England tour programme but team management have decided against resting him ahead of a Test series in New Zealand in February. Outstanding batsman Joe Root and express fast bowler Mark Wood have though been left out, though, as England look to manage the workloads of their multi-format players. Opener Ben Duckett, who played the last of his three ODIs in 2016, has been recalled to the 50-over set-up after regaining his England place at T20 and Test level in recent months. Left-arm quick Reece Topley, unluckily ruled out of the T20 World Cup campaign after tripping on a boundary sponge, has also been included in a squad that will again be led by white-ball captain Jos Buttler. But all-rounder Liam Livingstone has been ruled out with the knee injury he suffered on Test debut against Pakistan in Rawalpindi. The three-match contest in South Africa is a rearranged series that was initially abandoned in December 2020 after a Covid-19 scare prompted England to fly home early. It will be played over six days, with two fixtures in Bloemfontein starting on January 27 before the final game takes place in Kimberley on February 1. England ODI squad Jos Buttler (Lancashire, capt and wkt), Moeen Ali (Warwickshire), Jofra Archer (Sussex), Harry Brook (Yorkshire), Sam Curran (Surrey), Ben Duckett (Nottinghamshire), Dawid Malan (Yorkshire), Adil Rashid (Yorkshire), Jason Roy (Surrey), Phil Salt (Lancashire), Olly Stone (Nottinghamshire), Reece Topley (Surrey), David Willey (Northamptonshire), Chris Woakes (Warwickshire)

England recall fast bowler Jofra Archer for South Africa ODIs

HUR vs SCO Big Bash League (BBL) 2022-23:&nbsp;The Hobart Hurricanes&nbsp;will lock horns with the Perth Scorchers in match eight of the ongoing Big Bash League at Aurora Stadium, Launceston on Monday (December 19). While the league has just commenced, the Scorchers have gotten&nbsp;off to a winning start whereas the Hurricanes lost their opening clash and will now be desperate to get off the mark in the tournament. In the points table, the Perth line-up is in the third place whereas their opposition are languishing at the second-last position; the seventh spot.

<h2>Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers&nbsp;match prediction</h2>

After one game each, it looks like Perth Scorchers have a better chance of winning and making it two wins in a row. They won their opening tie by 38 runs, beating the Sydney Sixers, whereas the Hurricanes came second in their face-off versus the Melbourne Stars with their bowling and batting look dismal.&nbsp;

<h2>Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match details</h2>

The eighth&nbsp;match of the Big Bash League will be held between Perth Scorchers and Hobart Hurricanes. The venue is the Aurora Stadium, Launceston. The match will get underway at&nbsp;1:45 PM IST on December 19, 2022.

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BBL 2022-23 Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers squad details</h2>

Hobart Hurricanes squad: &nbsp;Asif Ali, Faheem Ashraf, Tim David, Nathan Ellis, Caleb Jewell, Shadab Khan, Ben McDermott, Riley Meredith, Mitch Owen, Joel Paris, Wil Parker, D’Arcy Short, Matthew Wade, Billy Stanlake, Paddy Dooley, Chris Tremain, Mac Wright, Zak Crawley (overseas replacement for Shadab Khan)

Perth Scorchers squad: Ashton Agar, Cameron Bancroft, Jason Behrendorff, Cooper Connolly, Laurie Evans (contract terminated), Aaron Hardie, Peter Hatzoglou, Nick Hobson, Josh Inglis, Matthew Kelly, Mitch Marsh, Tymal Mills, Lance Morris, Jhye Richardson, Ashton Turner, Andrew Tye, Faf du Plessis (replacing Laurie Evans, first seven matches only)

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Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers, Match 8 
Date: 19th Dec 2022 
Time: 1:45 PM IST&nbsp; 
Venue: University of Tasmania Stadium, Launceston 
Live Streaming: Sony Sports Network

<h2>Where will BBL 2022-23 Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers be held?</h2>

BBL 2022-23 Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers will take place in University of Tasmania Stadium, Australia on 19 Dec.

<h2>When will the BBL 2022-23 Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match be Started? – Date</h2>

BBL 2022-23 Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match will start on 19 Dec 2022 at 1:45 PM IST

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BBL 2022-23 Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers played in University of Tasmania Stadium, Australia

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HUR vs SCO predicted playing 11</h2>

Hobart Hurricanes predicted playing 11: D’Arcy Short, Ben McDermott, Matthew Wade©(wk), Shadab Khan, Tim David, Asif Ali, James Neesham, Joel Paris, Nathan Ellis, Patrick Dooley, Riley Meredith 
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Perth Scorchers predicted playing 11: Faf du Plessis, Adam Lyth, Nick Hobson, Josh Inglis(wk), Ashton Turner©, Aaron Hardie, Ashton Agar, Jhye Richardson, Matthew Kelly, Andrew Tye, Jason Behrendorff

<h2>How to watch HUR vs SCO live Streaming in your country?</h2>

In India, BBL 2022–23HUR vs SCO match will be live televised on Sony Sports Network. The matches will be broadcast live on the Sony Six and Sony Six HD channels. The matches will also be made available on SONY TEN 1 and SONY TEN 3 channels. There will be live broadcasting of the matches on Sony Liv app. 
In Pakistan, the matches will be aired on PTV, Ten Sports Pakistan (Sony Ten Network). 
In Australia, Fox Sports and Seven Network will telecast the matches. 
In United States, the match will be televised on Willow TV. 
In United Kingdom, the match will be available on BT Sport. 
In New Zealand, Sky Sport NZ will televise the matches. 
In South Africa, matches will be available on SuperSport. 
In Canada, CBN, ATN and Cricket Plus will broadcast the matches. 
In Caribbean, Sports Max and Flow Sports will broadcast the matches. 
In Middle East, the match will be telecasted on beIN SPORTS. 
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HUR vs SCO Big Bash League (BBL) 2022-23: The Hobart Hurricanes will lock horns with the Perth Scorchers in match eight of the ongoing Big Bash League at Aurora Stadium, Launceston on Monday (December 19).

HUR vs SCO Big Bash League (BBL) 2022-23: The Hobart Hurricanes will lock horns with the Perth Scorchers in match eight of the ongoing Big Bash League at Aurora Stadium, Launceston on Monday (December 19). While the league has just commenced, the Scorchers have gotten off to a winning start whereas the Hurricanes lost their opening clash and will now be desperate to get off the mark in the tournament. In the points table, the Perth line-up is in the third place whereas their opposition are languishing at the second-last position; the seventh spot. Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match prediction After one game each, it looks like Perth Scorchers have a better chance of winning and making it two wins in a row. They won their opening tie by 38 runs, beating the Sydney Sixers, whereas the Hurricanes came second in their face-off versus the Melbourne Stars with their bowling and batting look dismal. Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match details The eighth match of the Big Bash League will be held between Perth Scorchers and Hobart Hurricanes. The venue is the Aurora Stadium, Launceston. The match will get underway at 1:45 PM IST on December 19, 2022. BBL 2022-23 Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers squad details Hobart Hurricanes squad: Asif Ali, Faheem Ashraf, Tim David, Nathan Ellis, Caleb Jewell, Shadab Khan, Ben McDermott, Riley Meredith, Mitch Owen, Joel Paris, Wil Parker, D’Arcy Short, Matthew Wade, Billy Stanlake, Paddy Dooley, Chris Tremain, Mac Wright, Zak Crawley (overseas replacement for Shadab Khan) Perth Scorchers squad: Ashton Agar, Cameron Bancroft, Jason Behrendorff, Cooper Connolly, Laurie Evans (contract terminated), Aaron Hardie, Peter Hatzoglou, Nick Hobson, Josh Inglis, Matthew Kelly, Mitch Marsh, Tymal Mills, Lance Morris, Jhye Richardson, Ashton Turner, Andrew Tye, Faf du Plessis (replacing Laurie Evans, first seven matches only) Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers, Match 8 Date: 19th Dec 2022 Time: 1:45 PM IST Venue: University of Tasmania Stadium, Launceston Live Streaming: Sony Sports Network Where will BBL 2022-23 Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers be held? BBL 2022-23 Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers will take place in University of Tasmania Stadium, Australia on 19 Dec. When will the BBL 2022-23 Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match be Started? – Date BBL 2022-23 Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers match will start on 19 Dec 2022 at 1:45 PM IST What are the venues for BBL 2022 Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers? – Venue BBL 2022-23 Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers played in University of Tasmania Stadium, Australia HUR vs SCO predicted playing 11 Hobart Hurricanes predicted playing 11: D’Arcy Short, Ben McDermott, Matthew Wade©(wk), Shadab Khan, Tim David, Asif Ali, James Neesham, Joel Paris, Nathan Ellis, Patrick Dooley, Riley Meredith Perth Scorchers predicted playing 11: Faf du Plessis, Adam Lyth, Nick Hobson, Josh Inglis(wk), Ashton Turner©, Aaron Hardie, Ashton Agar, Jhye Richardson, Matthew Kelly, Andrew Tye, Jason Behrendorff How to watch HUR vs SCO live Streaming in your country? In India, BBL 2022–23HUR vs SCO match will be live televised on Sony Sports Network. The matches will be broadcast live on the Sony Six and Sony Six HD channels. The matches will also be made available on SONY TEN 1 and SONY TEN 3 channels. There will be live broadcasting of the matches on Sony Liv app. In Pakistan, the matches will be aired on PTV, Ten Sports Pakistan (Sony Ten Network). In Australia, Fox Sports and Seven Network will telecast the matches. In United States, the match will be televised on Willow TV. In United Kingdom, the match will be available on BT Sport. In New Zealand, Sky Sport NZ will televise the matches. In South Africa, matches will be available on SuperSport. In Canada, CBN, ATN and Cricket Plus will broadcast the matches. In Caribbean, Sports Max and Flow Sports will broadcast the matches. In Middle East, the match will be telecasted on beIN SPORTS.

Hobart Hurricanes vs Perth Scorchers preview: BBL 2022 HUR vs SCO live streaming & channel, match prediction

Australian bowlers held their nerves to deny India a series-equalling win in the fourth T20I at Mumbai on Saturday, as 'women-in-blue' lost the match by a painful margin of seven runs despite a quality knock from skipper Harmanpreet Kaur and late flourish from Richa Ghosh.&nbsp;

Chasing 189, India lost openers Smriti Mandhana (16) and Shafali Verma (20) in the powerplay itself, reducing India to 43/2. At the end of powerplay, India were 44/2, with Jemimah Rodrigues and Harmanpreet Kaur at the crease.

Alana King joined the party for Australia, dismissing key batter Jemimah for just eight runs, reducing India to 49/3. Following that, Harmanpreet joined forces with Devika Vaidya to rebuild the innings.

At the end of 10 overs, India were 77/3, with Harmanpreet (20) and Devika (7) unbeaten. The 72-run stand between the duo ended after King dismissed skipper Harmanpreet for 46 off 30 balls.

At the end of 15 overs, India were tottering at 130/4, with Devika joined by Richa Ghosh&nbsp;at the crease. In the 18th over of the match, Ashleigh Gardner landed another timely blow on India as she dismissed Devika for 32 off 26 balls. Half of the Indian team was back in the hut for 149 runs.

India could not successfully pull off the chase, finishing the innings at 181/5, losing the game by seven runs.&nbsp;Richa was unbeaten at 40 off 19 balls, while Deepti was unbeaten at 12.

King and Gardner took two wickets each. Darcie Brown took a wicket. Richa however continued her onslaught, smashing fours and sixes to bring India back into contention. India were left to score 20 runs in the final over.&nbsp;

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Earlier, it was Ellyse Perry's blistering knock of 72 of 42 balls that helped the Australia women's team set a massive target of 189 in 20 overs in the fourth T20I match against India at Brabourne Stadium here.&nbsp;

Put into bat, the Australian side got off to a brisk start but Deepti Sharma gave India the first breakthrough dismissing Beth Mooney for two as the visitors lost their first wicket for 24.

Captain Alyssa Healy was batting strongly at 30, which came off 21 balls but had to leave the field after getting retired hurt. Radha Yadav struck and gave India a second breakthrough dismissing Tahlia McGrath for nine as Australia lost the second wicket for 46.

Ashleigh Gardner and Ellyse Perry struck a partnership to take Australia`s total beyond the 50-run mark in seven overs. The Gardner-Perry duo notched up a 50-run partnership in just 34 balls and also took the team's total beyond the triple-figure mark in the 13th over. Ellyse Perry went on to score her half-century off 32 balls.&nbsp;

India desperately needed a wicket and Deepti Sharma struck for the second time getting the prized scalp of Ashleigh Gardner who had made 42 of 27 balls. Australia lost their third wicket at 140.&nbsp;

The World Champions went past the 150-run mark in 17.2 overs with Perry and Grace Harris batting impressively. Perry remained unbeaten on 72 of 42 balls while Harris remained not out on 27 of 12 balls to guide the team to a massive 188/3 in 20 overs.

Brief scores: Australia Women: 188/3 in 20 overs (Ellyse Perry 72*, Ashleigh Gardner 42; Deepti Sharma 2/35) beat India Women: 181/5 (Harmanpreet Kaur 46, Richa Ghosh 40, Ashleigh Gardner 2/20).

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Australian bowlers held their nerves to deny India a series-equalling win in the fourth T20I at Mumbai on Saturday, as 'women-in-blue' lost the match by a painful margin of seven runs despite a quality knock from skipper Harmanpreet Kaur and late flourish from Richa Ghosh.

Australian bowlers held their nerves to deny India a series-equalling win in the fourth T20I at Mumbai on Saturday, as 'women-in-blue' lost the match by a painful margin of seven runs despite a quality knock from skipper Harmanpreet Kaur and late flourish from Richa Ghosh. Chasing 189, India lost openers Smriti Mandhana (16) and Shafali Verma (20) in the powerplay itself, reducing India to 43/2. At the end of powerplay, India were 44/2, with Jemimah Rodrigues and Harmanpreet Kaur at the crease. Alana King joined the party for Australia, dismissing key batter Jemimah for just eight runs, reducing India to 49/3. Following that, Harmanpreet joined forces with Devika Vaidya to rebuild the innings. At the end of 10 overs, India were 77/3, with Harmanpreet (20) and Devika (7) unbeaten. The 72-run stand between the duo ended after King dismissed skipper Harmanpreet for 46 off 30 balls. At the end of 15 overs, India were tottering at 130/4, with Devika joined by Richa Ghosh at the crease. In the 18th over of the match, Ashleigh Gardner landed another timely blow on India as she dismissed Devika for 32 off 26 balls. Half of the Indian team was back in the hut for 149 runs. India could not successfully pull off the chase, finishing the innings at 181/5, losing the game by seven runs. Richa was unbeaten at 40 off 19 balls, while Deepti was unbeaten at 12. King and Gardner took two wickets each. Darcie Brown took a wicket. Richa however continued her onslaught, smashing fours and sixes to bring India back into contention. India were left to score 20 runs in the final over. Read more: India women vs Australia women: 3rd T20I: India lose by 21 runs as Australia lead series 2-1 Earlier, it was Ellyse Perry's blistering knock of 72 of 42 balls that helped the Australia women's team set a massive target of 189 in 20 overs in the fourth T20I match against India at Brabourne Stadium here. Put into bat, the Australian side got off to a brisk start but Deepti Sharma gave India the first breakthrough dismissing Beth Mooney for two as the visitors lost their first wicket for 24. Captain Alyssa Healy was batting strongly at 30, which came off 21 balls but had to leave the field after getting retired hurt. Radha Yadav struck and gave India a second breakthrough dismissing Tahlia McGrath for nine as Australia lost the second wicket for 46. Ashleigh Gardner and Ellyse Perry struck a partnership to take Australia`s total beyond the 50-run mark in seven overs. The Gardner-Perry duo notched up a 50-run partnership in just 34 balls and also took the team's total beyond the triple-figure mark in the 13th over. Ellyse Perry went on to score her half-century off 32 balls. India desperately needed a wicket and Deepti Sharma struck for the second time getting the prized scalp of Ashleigh Gardner who had made 42 of 27 balls. Australia lost their third wicket at 140. The World Champions went past the 150-run mark in 17.2 overs with Perry and Grace Harris batting impressively. Perry remained unbeaten on 72 of 42 balls while Harris remained not out on 27 of 12 balls to guide the team to a massive 188/3 in 20 overs. Brief scores: Australia Women: 188/3 in 20 overs (Ellyse Perry 72*, Ashleigh Gardner 42; Deepti Sharma 2/35) beat India Women: 181/5 (Harmanpreet Kaur 46, Richa Ghosh 40, Ashleigh Gardner 2/20). WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

India women v Australia women: 4th T20I: India lose by 7 runs, Australia take unassailable 3-1 lead

Ashes might be more than six months away but England pacer James Anderson has already started with the mind games. Anderson believes that Australia will not be able to cope with 'Bazball' cricket that England has been playing in the longest format of the game.&nbsp;

"Maybe the Aussies might be more brash than him [Stokes], but there might be something deep down where they’re not sure how they’re going to approach it against us," Anderson was quoted as saying.&nbsp;

'Bazball' is the nickname given to coach Brendon McCullum and skipper Ben Stokes' philosophy of playing super attacking cricket. The team imbibes the notion that attack is the best form of defence.&nbsp;

The approach has yielded significant results for England as they have managed to beat the like if India, South Africa and now Pakistan.&nbsp;

Though confident about his team's abilities, Anderson added that Australia will look to come hard against England's 'Bazball' strategy.&nbsp;

"Having played against them a lot, I’m sure they’ll try to come back just as hard as they can."

Such has been the effect of England's attacking cricket that Anderson is mulling extending his international cricket.&nbsp;

"I have been around for 20 years and [Stokes'] attacking mindset is making me think differently about the game," he said. "It has been a breath of fresh air and I feel I could carry on for a number of years in this regime."

However, Australian batting mainstay Steve Smith has cast aspersions over the sustainability of the brand of cricket that England have employed in recent times.&nbsp;

"Guys just keep joking about it – I think Ronnie has had enough of hearing about 'Baz-ball' to be honest – it's good fun to joke about.&nbsp;It's been exciting. I'm just intrigued to see how long it lasts, if it's sustainable,"

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Australia will be touring England&nbsp;for the Ashes in June next year. The last time England won the Ashes was in 2015. During last year's Ashes, Australia decimated the three lions by a 4-0 margin as England narrowly avoided a whitewash.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

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Ashes might be more than six months away but England pacer James Anderson has already started with the mind games. Anderson believes that Australia will not be able to cope with 'Bazball' cricket that England has been playing in the longest format of the game.

Ashes might be more than six months away but England pacer James Anderson has already started with the mind games. Anderson believes that Australia will not be able to cope with 'Bazball' cricket that England has been playing in the longest format of the game. "Maybe the Aussies might be more brash than him [Stokes], but there might be something deep down where they’re not sure how they’re going to approach it against us," Anderson was quoted as saying. 'Bazball' is the nickname given to coach Brendon McCullum and skipper Ben Stokes' philosophy of playing super attacking cricket. The team imbibes the notion that attack is the best form of defence. The approach has yielded significant results for England as they have managed to beat the like if India, South Africa and now Pakistan. Though confident about his team's abilities, Anderson added that Australia will look to come hard against England's 'Bazball' strategy. "Having played against them a lot, I’m sure they’ll try to come back just as hard as they can." Such has been the effect of England's attacking cricket that Anderson is mulling extending his international cricket. "I have been around for 20 years and [Stokes'] attacking mindset is making me think differently about the game," he said. "It has been a breath of fresh air and I feel I could carry on for a number of years in this regime." However, Australian batting mainstay Steve Smith has cast aspersions over the sustainability of the brand of cricket that England have employed in recent times. "Guys just keep joking about it – I think Ronnie has had enough of hearing about 'Baz-ball' to be honest – it's good fun to joke about. It's been exciting. I'm just intrigued to see how long it lasts, if it's sustainable," Read more: PAK vs ENG 2022: Ben Stokes’ captaincy style is like breath of fresh air, says veteran seamer James Anderson Australia will be touring England for the Ashes in June next year. The last time England won the Ashes was in 2015. During last year's Ashes, Australia decimated the three lions by a 4-0 margin as England narrowly avoided a whitewash. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

'Australia will not be able to handle Bazball', says James Anderson ahead of next years' Ashes

Kuldeep Yadav, a left-arm wrist-spinner, was named to Team India's playing XI for the first Test against Bangladesh. Indian team captained by KL Rahul India has begun the first of two Test series against Bangladesh at Chattogram. India won the toss and chose to bat first. Everything was game as usual but it was very special for Yadav who is tusted by KL Rahul for a place in the Indian team.&nbsp;Yadav's most recent appearance in the longest format was in 2021.

Yadav played during the second Test against England at Chennai's MA Chidambaram Stadium. Yadav's return to the Indian playing XI coincides with the spinner's 28th birthday, and the timing couldn't be more perfect. This is an excellent start for the Indian cricketer as he begins another chapter in his life.

KL Rahul, the stand-in skipper, chose three spinners, as did Bangladesh. Kuldeep beat out Shardul Thakur and Saurabh Kumar for a position as the team's third spinner, with Ravichandran Ashwin and Axar Patel the apparent options to play in subcontinent conditions.

Kuldeep's career records and stats&nbsp;

Since his debut in the 2017 Border Gavaskar Series against Australia, the Uttar Pradesh-born spinner has made eight Test matches. While he had a promising start to his international red-ball career, he was unable to get into the starting XI due to India's vast pool of spinners. He recently appeared in the third One-Day International against Bangladesh as a late injury replacement. He concluded his ten overs with figures of 1-53. Fans expressed their excitement at Kuldeep's inclusion in India's playing XI.&nbsp;

Kuldeep Yadav, a left-arm wrist-spinner, was named to Team India's playing XI for the first Test against Bangladesh. Indian team captained by KL Rahul India has begun the first of two Test series against Bangladesh at Chattogram.

Kuldeep Yadav, a left-arm wrist-spinner, was named to Team India's playing XI for the first Test against Bangladesh. Indian team captained by KL Rahul India has begun the first of two Test series against Bangladesh at Chattogram. India won the toss and chose to bat first. Everything was game as usual but it was very special for Yadav who is tusted by KL Rahul for a place in the Indian team. Yadav's most recent appearance in the longest format was in 2021. Yadav played during the second Test against England at Chennai's MA Chidambaram Stadium. Yadav's return to the Indian playing XI coincides with the spinner's 28th birthday, and the timing couldn't be more perfect. This is an excellent start for the Indian cricketer as he begins another chapter in his life. KL Rahul, the stand-in skipper, chose three spinners, as did Bangladesh. Kuldeep beat out Shardul Thakur and Saurabh Kumar for a position as the team's third spinner, with Ravichandran Ashwin and Axar Patel the apparent options to play in subcontinent conditions. Kuldeep's career records and stats Since his debut in the 2017 Border Gavaskar Series against Australia, the Uttar Pradesh-born spinner has made eight Test matches. While he had a promising start to his international red-ball career, he was unable to get into the starting XI due to India's vast pool of spinners. He recently appeared in the third One-Day International against Bangladesh as a late injury replacement. He concluded his ten overs with figures of 1-53. Fans expressed their excitement at Kuldeep's inclusion in India's playing XI.

India vs Bangladesh 1st Test: KL Rahul keeps faith in spinner Kuldeep Yadav, makes his 28th birthday special

Indian batting collapsed like a pack of cards under pressure as Australian women showed clinical precision to record a comfortable 21-run victory in the third T20 International in Mumbai on Wednesday. Australia now lead the five-match series 2-1.

Chasing a target of 173, India were in cruise control mode at 106 for 2, riding on some cavalier hitting from Shafali Verma (52 off 41 balls) and skipper Harmanpreet Kaur (37 off 27 balls). The duo added 73 in just 8.4 overs and 67 off 40 deliveries looked eminently gettable.

But, once Shafali was holed out at the mid-wicket boundary, there was a slump as India lost four wickets for the addition of 17 runs in less than three overs as the match turned decisively in favour of Southern Stars. India were finally restricted to 151 for 7 in 20 overs.

Richa Ghosh (1) and Harmanpreet, the two other big hitters apart from Shafali were also dismissed while going for big hits and almost all the Australian bowlers reduced the pace of their deliveries to make it difficult for strokeplay.

Darcie Brown (2/19), Meghan Schutt (1/23 in 4 overs), and spinner Ashleigh Gardener (2/21) were exceptional on the day.

Deepti Sharma (25 not out off 17 balls), not exactly known for her power-hitting, would have never been able to consistently hit those big shots as it became a comfortable win for Alyssa Healy's women.

Earlier, Australia recovered from early jolts and rode on flamboyant Ellyse Perry's 75 off 47 balls to post 172 for 8 after batting first. 
Invited to bat, Australia made a disastrous start as captain Alyssa Healy and Tahlia McGrath got out in the first and second overs respectively.

Renuka Thakur had opener Healy LBW for just one while Anjali Sarvani got rid of one-down McGrath, also for one, as Australia were five for 2 in the second over.

But Perry and then Grace Harris (41 runs off 18 balls) played pivotal roles to take Australia to a competitive total. From 79 for 3 at halfway stage, Australia added 93 runs in the back end. For India, Renuka Singh, Anjali Sarvani, Deepti Sharma and Devika Vaidya took two wickets apiece.

Opener Beth Mooney (30) and Ellyse Perry (75 off 47 balls) resurrected the Australia innings with a 64-run partnership for the third wicket in seven overs.

Perry had another quickfire 55-run stand for the fifth wicket with Grace Harris (41 runs off 18 balls) that took Australia to a good score.

The Indian bowlers got wickets at regular intervals but also conceded runs on a good batting track at the Brabourne Stadium. 
Australia were 43 for 2 at the end of Powerplay but Mooney and Perry scored at a brisk pace to take their side to 68 for 2 at the end of the eighth over.

Vaidya then provided India with the breakthrough in the ninth over as she cut short Mooney's promising innings. 
Perry, who had hit Deepti Sharma for a six, was still going great guns as she hit Vaidya for a six over the bowler's head in the 11th over.

But two balls later, Vaidya took revenge but in the form of Ashleigh Gardner with Richa Ghosh taking a fine catch. In the end, Australia managed to post a respectable total of 172/8 which proved more than enough in the end.&nbsp;

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Indian batting collapsed like a pack of cards under pressure as Australian women showed clinical precision to record a comfortable 21-run victory in the third T20 International in Mumbai on Wednesday.

Indian batting collapsed like a pack of cards under pressure as Australian women showed clinical precision to record a comfortable 21-run victory in the third T20 International in Mumbai on Wednesday. Australia now lead the five-match series 2-1. Chasing a target of 173, India were in cruise control mode at 106 for 2, riding on some cavalier hitting from Shafali Verma (52 off 41 balls) and skipper Harmanpreet Kaur (37 off 27 balls). The duo added 73 in just 8.4 overs and 67 off 40 deliveries looked eminently gettable. But, once Shafali was holed out at the mid-wicket boundary, there was a slump as India lost four wickets for the addition of 17 runs in less than three overs as the match turned decisively in favour of Southern Stars. India were finally restricted to 151 for 7 in 20 overs. Richa Ghosh (1) and Harmanpreet, the two other big hitters apart from Shafali were also dismissed while going for big hits and almost all the Australian bowlers reduced the pace of their deliveries to make it difficult for strokeplay. Darcie Brown (2/19), Meghan Schutt (1/23 in 4 overs), and spinner Ashleigh Gardener (2/21) were exceptional on the day. Deepti Sharma (25 not out off 17 balls), not exactly known for her power-hitting, would have never been able to consistently hit those big shots as it became a comfortable win for Alyssa Healy's women. Earlier, Australia recovered from early jolts and rode on flamboyant Ellyse Perry's 75 off 47 balls to post 172 for 8 after batting first. Invited to bat, Australia made a disastrous start as captain Alyssa Healy and Tahlia McGrath got out in the first and second overs respectively. Renuka Thakur had opener Healy LBW for just one while Anjali Sarvani got rid of one-down McGrath, also for one, as Australia were five for 2 in the second over. But Perry and then Grace Harris (41 runs off 18 balls) played pivotal roles to take Australia to a competitive total. From 79 for 3 at halfway stage, Australia added 93 runs in the back end. For India, Renuka Singh, Anjali Sarvani, Deepti Sharma and Devika Vaidya took two wickets apiece. Opener Beth Mooney (30) and Ellyse Perry (75 off 47 balls) resurrected the Australia innings with a 64-run partnership for the third wicket in seven overs. Perry had another quickfire 55-run stand for the fifth wicket with Grace Harris (41 runs off 18 balls) that took Australia to a good score. The Indian bowlers got wickets at regular intervals but also conceded runs on a good batting track at the Brabourne Stadium. Australia were 43 for 2 at the end of Powerplay but Mooney and Perry scored at a brisk pace to take their side to 68 for 2 at the end of the eighth over. Vaidya then provided India with the breakthrough in the ninth over as she cut short Mooney's promising innings. Perry, who had hit Deepti Sharma for a six, was still going great guns as she hit Vaidya for a six over the bowler's head in the 11th over. But two balls later, Vaidya took revenge but in the form of Ashleigh Gardner with Richa Ghosh taking a fine catch. In the end, Australia managed to post a respectable total of 172/8 which proved more than enough in the end. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

India women vs Australia women: 3rd T20I: India lose by 21 runs as Australia lead series 2-1

Arjun Tendulkar, the son of India's renowned batsman Sachin Tendulkar, has hammered a hundred in his Ranji Trophy debut. The all-rounder played for Goa and scored a century against Rajasthan. Meanwhile, he has equaled his father Sachin Tendulkar's record. Senior Tendulkar struck a century in his Ranji Trophy debut 35 years ago, which Arjun has now equaled. When he batted at No. 7, Tendulkar Jr. hit a century in 177 balls. Sachin Tendulkar made his Ranji debut for Mumbai when he was 15 years old. He finished undefeated on 100 off 129 balls with 12 boundaries, becoming the youngest batter in Ranji history to do so.

Mumbai is regarded as one of the best teams in domestic cricket. Because of the fierce rivalry, making the squad is becoming increasingly tough. The left arm Arjun Tendulkar appeared in a few of Syed Mushtaq Ai Trophy matches for Mumbai. Despite entering the Ranji Trophy squad last season, he was unable to get into the Mumbai Ranji Team's starting XI. Due to a lack of prospects, Arjun Tendulkar decided to relocate his base to the neighbouring state of Goa. Jr Tendulkar is also a member of the Mumbai Indians team, but has yet to play for the five-time IPL champions.

From December 13 to February 20, 138 matches will be played. The Ranji Trophy was established in 1934. The Mumbai Cricket Team has won the most Ranji Trophy championships.

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Arjun Tendulkar, the son of India's renowned batsman Sachin Tendulkar, has hammered a hundred in his Ranji Trophy debut. The all-rounder played for Goa and scored a century against Rajasthan.

Arjun Tendulkar, the son of India's renowned batsman Sachin Tendulkar, has hammered a hundred in his Ranji Trophy debut. The all-rounder played for Goa and scored a century against Rajasthan. Meanwhile, he has equaled his father Sachin Tendulkar's record. Senior Tendulkar struck a century in his Ranji Trophy debut 35 years ago, which Arjun has now equaled. When he batted at No. 7, Tendulkar Jr. hit a century in 177 balls. Sachin Tendulkar made his Ranji debut for Mumbai when he was 15 years old. He finished undefeated on 100 off 129 balls with 12 boundaries, becoming the youngest batter in Ranji history to do so. Mumbai is regarded as one of the best teams in domestic cricket. Because of the fierce rivalry, making the squad is becoming increasingly tough. The left arm Arjun Tendulkar appeared in a few of Syed Mushtaq Ai Trophy matches for Mumbai. Despite entering the Ranji Trophy squad last season, he was unable to get into the Mumbai Ranji Team's starting XI. Due to a lack of prospects, Arjun Tendulkar decided to relocate his base to the neighbouring state of Goa. Jr Tendulkar is also a member of the Mumbai Indians team, but has yet to play for the five-time IPL champions. From December 13 to February 20, 138 matches will be played. The Ranji Trophy was established in 1934. The Mumbai Cricket Team has won the most Ranji Trophy championships. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I live Stream:&nbsp;India has used the same lineup in both matches so far earlier, although pacer Meghna Singh may be rested for the third. Meghna has leaked runs in both matches; in the last encounter, she went for 14 in one over and didn't bowl again. Harleen Deol, an all-rounder who is not a direct substitute for Meghna, may be given a shot on Wednesday. Her presence will also add weight to the batting order. In the second T20I, Australia made two changes, with Heather Graham and Phoebe Litchfield replacing Grace Harris, who was not well, and the injured Jess Jonassen. While both Graham and Litchfield are expected to keep their positions, fast-bowler Megan Schutt may lose her spot to Darcie Brown, who is fit for selection and expected to play in the XI, according to skipper Alyssa Healy on Tuesday.

Update - India W won the toss and decided to field first

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The India Women vs Australia Women 3rd T20I will take place on Wednesday, 14 December, at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai. The India Women vs Australia Women 3rd T20I is scheduled to kick off at 7:00 PM IST. The toss will take place at 6:30 PM IST. The India Women vs Australia Women 3rd T20I will be broadcasted live on Star Sports Network in India and will be live streamed via&nbsp;Disney+ Hotstar. Fans can also catch live Updates on WION.

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IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I will take place at Brabourne Stadium Mumbai, India from 14 Dec.

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IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I played in Brabourne Stadium Mumbai, India

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Australia Women Playing 11: Alyssa Healy(w/c), Grace Harris, Annabel Sutherland, Nicola Carey, Alana King, Megan Schutt, Darcie Brown, Beth Mooney, Tahlia McGrath, Ashleigh Gardner, Ellyse Perry

India Women Playing 11: Harmanpreet Kaur(c), Richa Ghosh(w), Smriti Mandhana, Shafali Verma, Jemimah Rodrigues, Deepti Sharma, Devika Vaidya, Radha Yadav, Anjali Sarvani, Renuka Thakur Singh, Rajeshwari Gayakwad

IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I live Stream: India has used the same lineup in both matches so far earlier, although pacer Meghna Singh may be rested for the third. Meghna has leaked runs in both matches; in the last encounter, she went for 14 in one over and didn't bowl again.

IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I live Stream: India has used the same lineup in both matches so far earlier, although pacer Meghna Singh may be rested for the third. Meghna has leaked runs in both matches; in the last encounter, she went for 14 in one over and didn't bowl again. Harleen Deol, an all-rounder who is not a direct substitute for Meghna, may be given a shot on Wednesday. Her presence will also add weight to the batting order. In the second T20I, Australia made two changes, with Heather Graham and Phoebe Litchfield replacing Grace Harris, who was not well, and the injured Jess Jonassen. While both Graham and Litchfield are expected to keep their positions, fast-bowler Megan Schutt may lose her spot to Darcie Brown, who is fit for selection and expected to play in the XI, according to skipper Alyssa Healy on Tuesday. Update - India W won the toss and decided to field first How to watch IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I live Streaming in your country? The India Women vs Australia Women 3rd T20I will take place on Wednesday, 14 December, at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai. The India Women vs Australia Women 3rd T20I is scheduled to kick off at 7:00 PM IST. The toss will take place at 6:30 PM IST. The India Women vs Australia Women 3rd T20I will be broadcasted live on Star Sports Network in India and will be live streamed via Disney+ Hotstar. Fans can also catch live Updates on WION. Where will IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I be held? IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I will take place at Brabourne Stadium Mumbai, India from 14 Dec. When will IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I match be Started? – Date IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I match will start on 14 Dec 2022 at 7:00 PM IST What are the venues for IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I ? – Venue IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I played in Brabourne Stadium Mumbai, India IND-W VS AUS-W 3rd T20I Playing 11 Australia Women Playing 11: Alyssa Healy(w/c), Grace Harris, Annabel Sutherland, Nicola Carey, Alana King, Megan Schutt, Darcie Brown, Beth Mooney, Tahlia McGrath, Ashleigh Gardner, Ellyse Perry India Women Playing 11: Harmanpreet Kaur(c), Richa Ghosh(w), Smriti Mandhana, Shafali Verma, Jemimah Rodrigues, Deepti Sharma, Devika Vaidya, Radha Yadav, Anjali Sarvani, Renuka Thakur Singh, Rajeshwari Gayakwad

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More than a year after shining light on the 'institutional racism' at the Yorkshire County Cricket Club, former cricket Azeem Rafiq has said that cricket is 'still in denial'.&nbsp;

"If I was to look at 13 months on from me opening my heart out, all that's changed really is that me and my family have been driven out of the country. And that's a sad element of it," Rafiq was quoted as saying by AFP.&nbsp;

"I would love to come here and tell you how much cricket has changed, but unfortunately what it feels like is that cricket is very much in denial."

It was first reported in October that the ex-Yorkshire spinner was planning to&nbsp;move overseas to protect his family from further abuse and intimidation. A month later, Rafiq, along with&nbsp;his wife, children and parents moved to Pakistan.&nbsp;

Rafiq added he had some hope in the new England Cricket Board (ECB) leadership "but it's very little at the minute".&nbsp;

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Rafiq grabbed attention in November 2020 after he told British lawmakers that he lost his cricketing career to racism. The 31-year-old&nbsp;detailed discrimination within the English game in a compelling testimony.&nbsp;

He filed a legal complaint in December 2020 claiming to have suffered direct discrimination and harassment on the grounds of race.&nbsp;

In August 2021, the Yorkshire Cricket Club released a statement and accepted that Rafiq had fallen prey to racism within the club.&nbsp;

"Several of the allegations made by Azeem were upheld and that sadly, historically, Azeem was the victim of inappropriate behaviour. This is clearly unacceptable. We would like to express our profound apologies for this."

Despite the apology, the&nbsp;Yorkshire club refused to take action against anyone.&nbsp;former England captain Michael Vaughan was one of the few people to publically apologise to Rafiq.&nbsp;

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Afterwards, Rafiq's old anti-semitic messages surfaced and his testimony and crusade against racism was dealt a blow.&nbsp;

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More than a year after shining light on the 'institutional racism' at the Yorkshire County Cricket Club, former cricket Azeem Rafiq has said that cricket is 'still in denial'.

More than a year after shining light on the 'institutional racism' at the Yorkshire County Cricket Club, former cricket Azeem Rafiq has said that cricket is 'still in denial'. "If I was to look at 13 months on from me opening my heart out, all that's changed really is that me and my family have been driven out of the country. And that's a sad element of it," Rafiq was quoted as saying by AFP. "I would love to come here and tell you how much cricket has changed, but unfortunately what it feels like is that cricket is very much in denial." It was first reported in October that the ex-Yorkshire spinner was planning to move overseas to protect his family from further abuse and intimidation. A month later, Rafiq, along with his wife, children and parents moved to Pakistan. Rafiq added he had some hope in the new England Cricket Board (ECB) leadership "but it's very little at the minute". Read more: Azeem Rafiq to 'leave Britain' to protect family from abuse following racism scandal Rafiq grabbed attention in November 2020 after he told British lawmakers that he lost his cricketing career to racism. The 31-year-old detailed discrimination within the English game in a compelling testimony. He filed a legal complaint in December 2020 claiming to have suffered direct discrimination and harassment on the grounds of race. In August 2021, the Yorkshire Cricket Club released a statement and accepted that Rafiq had fallen prey to racism within the club. "Several of the allegations made by Azeem were upheld and that sadly, historically, Azeem was the victim of inappropriate behaviour. This is clearly unacceptable. We would like to express our profound apologies for this." Despite the apology, the Yorkshire club refused to take action against anyone. former England captain Michael Vaughan was one of the few people to publically apologise to Rafiq. Read more: From Azeem Rafiq allegations to ECB's response: All you need to know about Yorkshire cricket racism scandal Afterwards, Rafiq's old anti-semitic messages surfaced and his testimony and crusade against racism was dealt a blow. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Me and my family have been driven out of the country: Azeem Rafiq over the Yorkshire racism scandal

IPL 2023 Auction Final Player list out: The TATA IPL 2023 Player Auction list is now out, with 405 players slated to go under the hammer on December 23rd, 2022 in Kochi.

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