In a shocking incident in India’s domestic cricket, S Venkataraman, the Under-19 head coach of the Cricket Association of Pondicherry (CAP), was allegedly assaulted by three local cricketers on Monday (Dec 8) over their selection in the ongoing Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (SMAT) tournament. The cricket coach suffered 20 stitches, a head injury and a fractured shoulder, all reported in a FIR lodged at Sedarapet police station, sub-inspector S Rajesh confirmed in his statement.&nbsp;“Venkataraman received 20 stitches on his forehead, but he is stable. The said players are absconding, and we are trying to track them. Further details will be revealed in due course,” S Rajesh said, as quoted by the Indian Express. &nbsp;A report in the publication also claims that the CAP administration was outright denying adequate representation for Puducherry-born cricketers in domestic matches, while also exposing how ‘outstation players’ were made to pass off as locals by using fake educational certificates and Aadhaar addresses. Shockingly, only five native cricketers have represented the state team in the Ranji Trophy since 2021. &nbsp;Responding to the report, the BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia said, “The news items raise some serious allegations, and therefore the BCCI will look into the matter soon.”&nbsp;Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/watch-nicholas-pooran-shocking-missed-stumping-stuns-cricket-world-ilt20-desert-vipers-1765350112670">WATCH – Nicholas Pooran’s SHOCKING missed stumping stuns cricket world</a> &nbsp;Meanwhile, in his police complaint following Monday’s attack, the cricket coach, also a former CAP secretary named three local cricketers - Karthikeyan Jayasundaram (played six matches across formats), A Aravinddaraj and S Santhosh Kumaran (both represented Puducherry in Ranji Trophy), while also dragging Bharathidasan Pondicherry Cricketers’ Forum Secretary, G Chandran, of instigating this assault on him. &nbsp;“Around 11 am on December 8, 2025, I was in the indoor nets inside the CAP complex before Pondicherry senior cricketers Karthikeyan, Aravinddaraj and Santhosh Kumaran came and began to abuse me, insisting that I was the reason for their non-selection in the SMAT (Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy) squad. While Aravinddaraj held me, Karthikeyan took the bat that Santhosh Kumaran had and attacked me with the intention of killing me. They hit me, saying Chandran had told them that they would get a chance only if they killed me,” Venkataraman said in his complaint. &nbsp;In response to Venkataraman’s accusations against Chandran, the Bharathidasan Pondicherry Cricketers’ Forum denied all allegations, saying, “Venkataraman has a documented history of several cases against him. He has often been known to behave rudely with local cricketers, using obscene language. His grudge against Chandran is also well-known, considering that we have repeatedly raised several issues within the CAP to the BCCI over the last seven years,” said Senthil Kumaran, president of the local cricketers’ forum.

The BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia has also commented on the matter, saying the board will address this sooner. 

In a shocking incident in India’s domestic cricket, S Venkataraman, the Under-19 head coach of the Cricket Association of Pondicherry (CAP), was allegedly assaulted by three local cricketers on Monday (Dec 8) over their selection in the ongoing Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (SMAT) tournament. The cricket coach suffered 20 stitches, a head injury and a fractured shoulder, all reported in a FIR lodged at Sedarapet police station, sub-inspector S Rajesh confirmed in his statement. “Venkataraman received 20 stitches on his forehead, but he is stable. The said players are absconding, and we are trying to track them. Further details will be revealed in due course,” S Rajesh said, as quoted by the Indian Express. A report in the publication also claims that the CAP administration was outright denying adequate representation for Puducherry-born cricketers in domestic matches, while also exposing how ‘outstation players’ were made to pass off as locals by using fake educational certificates and Aadhaar addresses. Shockingly, only five native cricketers have represented the state team in the Ranji Trophy since 2021. Responding to the report, the BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia said, “The news items raise some serious allegations, and therefore the BCCI will look into the matter soon.” Also read | WATCH – Nicholas Pooran’s SHOCKING missed stumping stuns cricket world Meanwhile, in his police complaint following Monday’s attack, the cricket coach, also a former CAP secretary named three local cricketers - Karthikeyan Jayasundaram (played six matches across formats), A Aravinddaraj and S Santhosh Kumaran (both represented Puducherry in Ranji Trophy), while also dragging Bharathidasan Pondicherry Cricketers’ Forum Secretary, G Chandran, of instigating this assault on him. “Around 11 am on December 8, 2025, I was in the indoor nets inside the CAP complex before Pondicherry senior cricketers Karthikeyan, Aravinddaraj and Santhosh Kumaran came and began to abuse me, insisting that I was the reason for their non-selection in the SMAT (Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy) squad. While Aravinddaraj held me, Karthikeyan took the bat that Santhosh Kumaran had and attacked me with the intention of killing me. They hit me, saying Chandran had told them that they would get a chance only if they killed me,” Venkataraman said in his complaint. In response to Venkataraman’s accusations against Chandran, the Bharathidasan Pondicherry Cricketers’ Forum denied all allegations, saying, “Venkataraman has a documented history of several cases against him. He has often been known to behave rudely with local cricketers, using obscene language. His grudge against Chandran is also well-known, considering that we have repeatedly raised several issues within the CAP to the BCCI over the last seven years,” said Senthil Kumaran, president of the local cricketers’ forum.

The BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia has also commented on the matter, saying the board will address this sooner.&nbsp;

Cricket coach suffers 20 stitches after players assault him over team selection

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Virat Kohli plans to settle in London, UK, with his wife and children, the batter’s childhood coach Rajkumar Sharma confirmed in a statement. Kohli, a global superstar, let alone the most successful cricketer in today’s game, often visits London with his family during his time away from the field.
His recent visits sparked some interest back home, with the fans wondering where he would reside following his glorious career. Putting an end to all speculations, Kohli’s coach confirmed that Virat will not stay in India and instead move abroad to enjoy life away from glamour and in solace.
Virat, alongside his wife and Bollywood superstar Anushka Sharma and their children Vamika and Akaay, will put up in the UK’s capital city, where they own property.
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"Yes, Virat plans to move to London with his children and wife, Anushka Sharma. He is going to be leaving India and shifting very soon. However, right now, Kohli is spending most of his time with his family apart from cricket," Virat’s coach Rajkumar Sharma said in a chat with Dainik Jagran.
Virat’s son Akaay was born in London in February earlier this year and the family now spends most of their time in the city. Following the IPL 2024, Virat played the T20 World Cup in the Americas, which India won, and flew to the UK before returning for the away Sri Lanka ODIs in July. 
Soon after, he returned to London before rejoining the Indian Team for the home series against Bangladesh and New Zealand. Although he travelled with the BGT-bound squad Down Under, Kohli celebrated ‘a quiet’ birthday with his family, sharing snaps of the same on his Instagram handle.
<h2>Virat eyes runs in Boxing Day Test</h2>
Virat’s form has been on and off lately. Though he failed miserably against New Zealand at home, scoring just 90 runs in six innings, Kohli returned to his former self with a match-winning 100* against Australia in the second innings of the Perth Test, helping India draw first blood in the series. 
His numbers since have been worrying, but more than that is his manner of dismissals in three outings. He scored 7 and 11 during the Pink-Ball Test in Adelaide and just three during his only outing at the Gabba, getting out caught behind.
Moreover, his poor run with the bat forced a surge in opinions on why he must retire doing rounds on social media since, and the only way Virat can shut his critics is by scoring runs at the MCG during the Boxing Day Test starting December 26.
The five-match series, however, is tied at 1-1. 
(With inputs from agencies)

Virat, alongside his wife and Bollywood superstar Anushka Sharma and their children Vamika and Akaay, will put up in the UK’s capital city, where they own property, with the move just around the corner.



New Delhi, India Virat Kohli plans to settle in London, UK, with his wife and children, the batter’s childhood coach Rajkumar Sharma confirmed in a statement. Kohli, a global superstar, let alone the most successful cricketer in today’s game, often visits London with his family during his time away from the field. His recent visits sparked some interest back home, with the fans wondering where he would reside following his glorious career. Putting an end to all speculations, Kohli’s coach confirmed that Virat will not stay in India and instead move abroad to enjoy life away from glamour and in solace. Virat, alongside his wife and Bollywood superstar Anushka Sharma and their children Vamika and Akaay, will put up in the UK’s capital city, where they own property. ALSO READ: BGT: 'We want to provide...,' Australia selector on dropping Nathan McSweeney for final two Tests "Yes, Virat plans to move to London with his children and wife, Anushka Sharma. He is going to be leaving India and shifting very soon. However, right now, Kohli is spending most of his time with his family apart from cricket," Virat’s coach Rajkumar Sharma said in a chat with Dainik Jagran. Virat’s son Akaay was born in London in February earlier this year and the family now spends most of their time in the city. Following the IPL 2024, Virat played the T20 World Cup in the Americas, which India won, and flew to the UK before returning for the away Sri Lanka ODIs in July. Soon after, he returned to London before rejoining the Indian Team for the home series against Bangladesh and New Zealand. Although he travelled with the BGT-bound squad Down Under, Kohli celebrated ‘a quiet’ birthday with his family, sharing snaps of the same on his Instagram handle. Virat eyes runs in Boxing Day Test Virat’s form has been on and off lately. Though he failed miserably against New Zealand at home, scoring just 90 runs in six innings, Kohli returned to his former self with a match-winning 100* against Australia in the second innings of the Perth Test, helping India draw first blood in the series. His numbers since have been worrying, but more than that is his manner of dismissals in three outings. He scored 7 and 11 during the Pink-Ball Test in Adelaide and just three during his only outing at the Gabba, getting out caught behind. Moreover, his poor run with the bat forced a surge in opinions on why he must retire doing rounds on social media since, and the only way Virat can shut his critics is by scoring runs at the MCG during the Boxing Day Test starting December 26. The five-match series, however, is tied at 1-1. (With inputs from agencies)

Virat Kohli to settle in London with family, confirms childhood coach Rajkumar Sharma

Virat Kohli plans to settle in London, UK, with his wife and children, the batter’s childhood coach Rajkumar Sharma confirmed in a statement. Kohli, a global superstar, let alone the most successful cricketer in today’s game, often visits London with his family during his time away from the field.

His recent visits sparked some interest back home, with the fans wondering where he would reside following his glorious career. Putting an end to all speculations, Kohli’s coach confirmed that Virat will not stay in India and instead move abroad to enjoy life away from glamour and in solace.

Virat, alongside his wife and Bollywood superstar Anushka Sharma and their children Vamika and Akaay, will put up in the UK’s capital city, where they own property.

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"Yes, Virat plans to move to London with his children and wife, Anushka Sharma. He is going to be leaving India and shifting very soon. However, right now, Kohli is spending most of his time with his family apart from cricket," Virat’s coach Rajkumar Sharma said in a chat with Dainik Jagran.

Virat’s son Akaay was born in London in February earlier this year and&nbsp;the family now spends&nbsp;most of their&nbsp;time in the city. Following the IPL 2024, Virat played the T20 World Cup in the Americas, which India won, and flew to the UK before returning for the away Sri Lanka ODIs in July.&nbsp;

Soon after, he returned to London before rejoining the Indian Team for the home series against Bangladesh and New Zealand. Although he travelled with the BGT-bound squad Down Under, Kohli celebrated ‘a quiet’ birthday with his family, sharing snaps of the same on his Instagram handle.

<h2>Virat eyes runs in Boxing Day Test</h2>

Virat’s form has been on and off lately. Though he failed miserably against New Zealand at home, scoring just 90 runs in six innings, Kohli returned to his former self with a match-winning 100* against Australia in the second innings of the Perth Test, helping India draw first blood in the series.&nbsp;

His numbers since have been worrying, but more than that is his manner of dismissals in three outings. He scored 7 and 11 during the Pink-Ball Test in Adelaide and just three during his only outing at the Gabba, getting out caught behind.

Moreover, his poor run with the bat forced a surge in opinions on why he must retire doing rounds on social media since, and the only way Virat can shut his critics is by scoring runs at the MCG during the Boxing Day Test starting December 26.

The five-match series, however, is tied at 1-1.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Virat Kohli plans to settle in London, UK, with his wife and children, the batter’s childhood coach Rajkumar Sharma confirmed in a statement. Kohli, a global superstar, let alone the most successful cricketer in today’s game, often visits London with his family during his time away from the field.

Virat Kohli plans to settle in London, UK, with his wife and children, the batter’s childhood coach Rajkumar Sharma confirmed in a statement. Kohli, a global superstar, let alone the most successful cricketer in today’s game, often visits London with his family during his time away from the field. His recent visits sparked some interest back home, with the fans wondering where he would reside following his glorious career. Putting an end to all speculations, Kohli’s coach confirmed that Virat will not stay in India and instead move abroad to enjoy life away from glamour and in solace. Virat, alongside his wife and Bollywood superstar Anushka Sharma and their children Vamika and Akaay, will put up in the UK’s capital city, where they own property. ALSO READ: BGT: 'We want to provide...,' Australia selector on dropping Nathan McSweeney for final two Tests "Yes, Virat plans to move to London with his children and wife, Anushka Sharma. He is going to be leaving India and shifting very soon. However, right now, Kohli is spending most of his time with his family apart from cricket," Virat’s coach Rajkumar Sharma said in a chat with Dainik Jagran. Virat’s son Akaay was born in London in February earlier this year and the family now spends most of their time in the city. Following the IPL 2024, Virat played the T20 World Cup in the Americas, which India won, and flew to the UK before returning for the away Sri Lanka ODIs in July. Soon after, he returned to London before rejoining the Indian Team for the home series against Bangladesh and New Zealand. Although he travelled with the BGT-bound squad Down Under, Kohli celebrated ‘a quiet’ birthday with his family, sharing snaps of the same on his Instagram handle. Virat eyes runs in Boxing Day Test Virat’s form has been on and off lately. Though he failed miserably against New Zealand at home, scoring just 90 runs in six innings, Kohli returned to his former self with a match-winning 100* against Australia in the second innings of the Perth Test, helping India draw first blood in the series. His numbers since have been worrying, but more than that is his manner of dismissals in three outings. He scored 7 and 11 during the Pink-Ball Test in Adelaide and just three during his only outing at the Gabba, getting out caught behind. Moreover, his poor run with the bat forced a surge in opinions on why he must retire doing rounds on social media since, and the only way Virat can shut his critics is by scoring runs at the MCG during the Boxing Day Test starting December 26. The five-match series, however, is tied at 1-1. (With inputs from agencies)

Australia legend Shane Warne was named Friday as the coach of the Lord's-based London team in next year's inaugural The Hundred tournament.

Warne, who took 708 Test wickets, has previous coaching experience with Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League.

The 49-year-old former leg spinner becomes the third Australian to be announced by the England and Wales Cricket Board as a coach for The Hundred, following the appointments of Andrew McDonald and Simon Katich.

"I'm very proud and very honoured to be asked to be the head coach of The Hundred team based at Lord's," Warne said on Friday.

"The opportunity to coach in a brand-new tournament and work with modern-day players is something that I will really enjoy and I am looking forward to the challenge."

The Hundred is a new tournament consisting of eight city-based franchise teams, breaking away from England's traditional county system.&nbsp;

Teams will bat for 100 balls each with overs, normally consisting of six deliveries, lasting for 10 balls with bowlers either bowling five or 10 balls consecutively.&nbsp;

"I love the concept of The Hundred and it has grabbed my attention in the same way the IPL did.

"We built a team from scratch with a diverse range of players from different backgrounds and ages and I can't wait to build the same mix of players to entertain the fans who come down to Lord's for The Hundred."

Another of the eight franchises will be based at the Oval in south London with the others in Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, Nottingham, Cardiff and Southampton.

Australia legend Shane Warne was named Friday as the coach of the Lord's-based London team in next year's inaugural The Hundred tournament. Warne, who took 708 Test wickets, has previous coaching experience with Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League.

Australia legend Shane Warne was named Friday as the coach of the Lord's-based London team in next year's inaugural The Hundred tournament. Warne, who took 708 Test wickets, has previous coaching experience with Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League. The 49-year-old former leg spinner becomes the third Australian to be announced by the England and Wales Cricket Board as a coach for The Hundred, following the appointments of Andrew McDonald and Simon Katich. "I'm very proud and very honoured to be asked to be the head coach of The Hundred team based at Lord's," Warne said on Friday. "The opportunity to coach in a brand-new tournament and work with modern-day players is something that I will really enjoy and I am looking forward to the challenge." The Hundred is a new tournament consisting of eight city-based franchise teams, breaking away from England's traditional county system. Teams will bat for 100 balls each with overs, normally consisting of six deliveries, lasting for 10 balls with bowlers either bowling five or 10 balls consecutively. "I love the concept of The Hundred and it has grabbed my attention in the same way the IPL did. "We built a team from scratch with a diverse range of players from different backgrounds and ages and I can't wait to build the same mix of players to entertain the fans who come down to Lord's for The Hundred." Another of the eight franchises will be based at the Oval in south London with the others in Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham, Nottingham, Cardiff and Southampton.

Shane Warne hired to coach Lord's-based London team in The Hundred

Rahul Dravid was on Monday named the head of the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said in a statement.

Former Test captain and junior India coach Dravid will look after all cricket related activities at the NCA and he will be involved in mentoring, coaching, training and motivating players, coaches and the support staff at the academy.

The former cricketer is also the head coach of India's under-19 and India A team. He has helped in grooming young talent such as Rishabh Pant, Prithvi Shaw.

The 46-year-old will also be closely working with the national women's and men's head coaches. He will also be directly involved with the Indian developmental teams which include India A, India Under 19, India Under 23 teams. Dravid will help in identification of key training and development objectives.

Indian cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle reacted to the news saying this is the best news of today.

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Dravid will be responsible for monitoring progress against these objectives for the developmental teams and he will be required to provide necessary inputs on the same to the senior men`s and women's head coaches.

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Rahul Dravid was on Monday named the head of the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said in a statement.

Rahul Dravid was on Monday named the head of the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said in a statement. Former Test captain and junior India coach Dravid will look after all cricket related activities at the NCA and he will be involved in mentoring, coaching, training and motivating players, coaches and the support staff at the academy. The former cricketer is also the head coach of India's under-19 and India A team. He has helped in grooming young talent such as Rishabh Pant, Prithvi Shaw. The 46-year-old will also be closely working with the national women's and men's head coaches. He will also be directly involved with the Indian developmental teams which include India A, India Under 19, India Under 23 teams. Dravid will help in identification of key training and development objectives. Indian cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle reacted to the news saying this is the best news of today. The best news today. Rahul Dravid is Head of Cricket at the NCA. When the level just below the national team is high, the national team is automatically good. — Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) July 8, 2019 × Calling Rahul Dravid a great person former South African captain Graeme Smith said that he is a great cricket brain. Think a lot of nations can learn from this @bhogleharsha not only is Rahul Dravid a great cricket brain, he is a great person! https://t.co/PKImjNddyl — Graeme Smith (@GraemeSmith49) July 8, 2019 × Dravid will be responsible for monitoring progress against these objectives for the developmental teams and he will be required to provide necessary inputs on the same to the senior men`s and women's head coaches. (With inputs from ANI)

Rahul Dravid to head National Cricket Academy, experts react positively

India's period of experimenting with their one-day international side is over with a little over six months before the World Cup in England, head coach Ravi Shastri has said.

India have tried to manage the workload of key players like Virat Kohli and their frontline fast bowlers by resting them for their previous ODI series.

With the top three spots in the batting order locked in and wicketkeeper Mahendra Singh Dhoni a floating option, a number of players have been given the chance to audition for the middle order over the last couple of years.

The auditions are now over, Shastri suggested.

"We will try and play close to a 15 that will go to the World Cup," he told reporters before India's departure for Australia.

"Chopping, changing over now, rest period over. Now is the time to really get focused, play as a unit.

"And hopefully not have too many injuries where we have to look elsewhere and take it from there."

India will play a three-match Twenty20 series before the first test starts in Adelaide on Dec. 6 with Perth, Melbourne and Sydney hosting the remainder of the tests before a three-match one-day international series in January.

That will be followed by a five-match ODI series in New Zealand before India return home for another five-match ODI series against Australia.

India's top players will then be involved in the Indian Premier League Twenty20 tournament before the World Cup begins on May 30 in England.

"There are not too many games now," Shastri added. "We have got eight good games in Australia and New Zealand and then five against Australia here. So 13 games. So we will try and play the best team at all times."

Two-time champions India are ranked second in the world in the 50-over format behind England.

India's period of experimenting with their one-day international side is over with a little over six months before the World Cup in England, head coach Ravi Shastri has said.

India's period of experimenting with their one-day international side is over with a little over six months before the World Cup in England, head coach Ravi Shastri has said. India have tried to manage the workload of key players like Virat Kohli and their frontline fast bowlers by resting them for their previous ODI series. With the top three spots in the batting order locked in and wicketkeeper Mahendra Singh Dhoni a floating option, a number of players have been given the chance to audition for the middle order over the last couple of years. The auditions are now over, Shastri suggested. "We will try and play close to a 15 that will go to the World Cup," he told reporters before India's departure for Australia. "Chopping, changing over now, rest period over. Now is the time to really get focused, play as a unit. "And hopefully not have too many injuries where we have to look elsewhere and take it from there." India will play a three-match Twenty20 series before the first test starts in Adelaide on Dec. 6 with Perth, Melbourne and Sydney hosting the remainder of the tests before a three-match one-day international series in January. That will be followed by a five-match ODI series in New Zealand before India return home for another five-match ODI series against Australia. India's top players will then be involved in the Indian Premier League Twenty20 tournament before the World Cup begins on May 30 in England. "There are not too many games now," Shastri added. "We have got eight good games in Australia and New Zealand and then five against Australia here. So 13 games. So we will try and play the best team at all times." Two-time champions India are ranked second in the world in the 50-over format behind England.

Ravi Shastri: No more changing in ODIs for India, now is time 'play as a unit'

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