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Harmanpreet Kaur rolled back the years to power India to a dominant win in the third T20I at Raipur, orchestrating a clean sweep against Zimbabwe. She was out for 1 in the first T20I and did not get an opportunity to bat in the second. But when she finally got the chance to spend some time in the middle, she made sure to make it count.
Having stepped down from the team’...
Nike and Mumbai Indians, one of the most successful franchises in global cricket, today announced a multi-year partnership that names Nike the official kit partner of both its women’s and men’s team in India, beginning with the 2027 season.
“Mumbai Indians have always been about more than cricket,” says Devang Bhimjyani, Head, Reliance Sports. “We are one family — our p...
Megan Schutt has copped a two-match suspension for failing to adhere to requirements around the use of prescription medication.
The veteran Australia pacer will miss Thursday’s third and final T20I against New Zealand at North Sydney Oval, as well as the Adelaide Strikers’ campaign opener of Weber WBBL 12 against Melbourne Stars on October 31.
A statement from Cri...
Bangladesh are going through a torrid time in the format, having suffered five successive ODI losses to Afghanistan. The Asian side has played 16 ODIs away from home over the last two years and managed to win only two. While their tough time in the field was the prominent takeaway, a stellar catch by Mohammad Nabi at first slip is making the rounds on social media.
Mo...
The ICC U19 Women’s T20 World Cup 2027 will kickstart from January 21 in Bangladesh and Nepal with 16 teams jostling for the title.
The third edition of the tournament, which was first hosted in 2023, will see four groups of four teams, with 41 matches set to be played across four venues in the two countries.
These are Bir Shrestha Shahid Flight Lieutenant Matiur...