Category: Cricket Blogs
Big Changes For New Zealand Clash? India Coach Drops Big ‘Share The Bowling’ Hint
Assured of a semifinal slot, India assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate hinted that the team might ring in some changes in the bowling attack for its last group match against New Zealand.
Ex-India World Cup Winner Slams Pakistan On Champions Trophy Arrangements, Says “Bad Advertisement…”
Champions Trophy hosts Pakistan have received a lot of criticism, with three matches being washed out due to rain.
“Story Of Our Side…”: Dejected Jos Buttler Slams England Performance After Embarrassing Loss vs South Africa
England were completely outclassed by South Africa, making it seven ODI defeats in a row for the side.
Klaasen scores fifth successive fifty, wants to be ‘the best in the world’
Having missed South Africa’s previous game with an elbow problem, he returned with a match-winning 64 off 56 balls against England
“It Reflects Their Mindset…”: R Ashwin Launches Scathing Attack On England After Embarrassing Exit
England were knocked out of the Champions Trophy 2025 after losing their first two Group B games.
Babar Azam, Mohammad Rizwan To Be Benched For Domestic Players? Report Makes Big Claim
The recent changes in Pakistan’s camp stem from their dreadful run in the Champions Trophy.
Virat Kohli 300th ODI: Mind-Boggling Statistics Of World Cricket’s Most-Calculated ‘Chase-Master’
With 14,000 ODI runs and 51 ODI centuries, Virat Kohli is arguably the greatest player in the history of the format, as he gears up to play his 300th game vs New Zealand in Champions Trophy 2025.
Positive Move By PCB, Make Big Gesture To Fans After Washed Out Matches In Rawalpindi
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have taken a big step to compensate fans attending the washed out games at Rawalpindi.
On Virat Kohli’s Cricket Future, Childhood Coach’s Huge Claim. Says “Will Play At Least…”
Virat Kohli could well play into his 40s, believes childhood coach Rajkumar Sharma.
South Africa decimate England to march into semi-finals
Jansen and Mulder shared six wickets before van der Dussen and Klaasen hit fifties in the paltry chase