One of the best coaches: Root backs McCullum
England head coach Brendon McCullum has received public support from the countrys leading run scorer as the Ashes review continues. Joe Root has backed McCullum following the series defeat in Australia. Root has scored 16 Test centuries since May 2022 and says his game has improved significantly in that period. Were disappointed with the way [] The post One of the best coaches: Root backs McCullum appeared first on Caught At Point .
Bangladesh boycott T20 World Cup, as Scotland replace them
Bangladesh have withdrawn from next months mens T20 World Cup and will be replaced by Scotland. Scotland, ranked 14th globally, were invited by the International Cricket Council after being identified as the highest ranked side outside the original tournament field. They will take Bangladeshs place in Group C. Bangladesh requested that their fixtures be moved [] The post Bangladesh boycott T20 World Cup, as Scotland replace them appeared first on Caught At Point .
Worst ever pitch criticized by England captain Brook
England captain Harry Brook criticised the surface used for the second one day international against Sri Lanka in Colombo, describing it as the poorest pitch he has experienced. England secured a win by five wickets, with Joe Root scoring 75 in a successful chase of 220 at the R Premadasa Stadium. The visitors delivered 40.3 [] The post Worst ever pitch criticized by England captain Brook appeared first on Caught At Point .
England level Sri Lanka ODI Series with Roots 75
Joe Root scored 75 as England completed a controlled run chase to defeat Sri Lanka by five wickets in the second one day international, levelling the three match series. Sri Lanka were dismissed for 219 after Englands spinners extracted consistent turn from a surface that rewarded control and variation. Charith Asalanka led the scoring with [] The post England level Sri Lanka ODI Series with Roots 75 appeared first on Caught At Point .
'MS Dhoni to bat at No.3 in the Powerplay': R Ashwin drops bombshell
MS Dhoni, at 44, is training intensely for IPL 2026, sparking speculation about his role. Former teammate R Ashwin believes Dhoni might bat higher up the order, potentially at number three, to be an aggressor. Ashwin also praised CSK's formidable batting lineup, bolstered by new signings, predicting a challenging season for opponents.
Tristan Stubbs: 'Don't know what we did or how we did it, but we did it'
He has been part of SEC since the first season, but as captain in 2026, took them to the SA20 title
Former BCCI president IS Bindra passes away
Former BCCI president Inderjit Singh Bindra passed away on Sunday at the age of 84. A key figure in Indian cricket administration, Bindra served as BCCI president from 1993 to 1996 and led the Punjab Cricket Association for over three decades.
Breetzke, Stubbs bring Sunrisers back from dead to seal third SA20 title
Brevis' century went in vain as Jansen's three-for restricted Pretoria Capitals to 158 before SEC were reduced to 48 for 4
Liverpool crisis deepens after Bournemouth loss
In a nail-biting finish, Bournemouth triumphed over Liverpool courtesy of Amine Adli's last-minute strike. This defeat marked Liverpool's seventh of the league season, with Bournemouth initially taking control thanks to goals from Evanilson and Alejandro Jimenez.
Senegal AFCON hero admits final walk-off was 'a mistake'
After an intense Africa Cup of Nations final, Senegal's Pape Gueye shared his insights regarding a tense situation when the team walked off the pitch after a penalty was given to Morocco. He humbly confessed their collective error, reminding everyone that athletes are fallible. The drama continued as Morocco's Brahim Diaz, under immense pressure, missed the crucial penalty.
Relentless Saina pushes limits, shows the way for Gen Next
The badminton ace bows out of the international aren aon her own terms after a storied career, whose seeds were sown at the Philippines Open in 2006; the 2012 London Olympics bronze medallist held the door open long enough for others to walk in
Ranji Trophy: Pant, Jaiswal, Shardul to miss Mumbai vs Delhi match
India's Test vice-captain Rishabh Pant, opener Yashasvi Jaiswal, and allrounder Shardul Thakur will miss Mumbai's Ranji Trophy match against Delhi due to injuries and illness. Pant is recovering from a side strain, Jaiswal from stomach pain after food poisoning, and Thakur from a calf injury. Mumbai has already qualified for the quarterfinals.
HIL: Boons trick powers Royals into the final
'Still can't get a 50 off 12 balls': Yuvraj's playful jab for Abhishek Sharma
Yuvraj Singh acknowledged Abhishek Sharma's rapid T20I fifty, a feat just shy of his own record. Sharma's aggressive batting propelled India's powerplay score, showcasing his fearless approach and strategic thinking. This explosive performance marks him as a significant emerging talent for India's T20 World Cup aspirations.
Ranji Trophy: Rasheeds unbeaten ton scripts Andhras emphatic win over Vidarbha
Skipper Bhui and Bharat chip in with vital contributions as the hosts make the most of th efriendly batting conditions to ace a clinical chase against Vidarbha and top Group-A
SaranshandSolankithe stars in MPs resoundingwin
Ranji Trophy: Bowlers seal it for Tamil Nadus first victory of the season
India rewrite T20I history vs New Zealand in 3rd T20I with fastest-ever
India's batters showcased explosive intent, achieving their fastest-ever team fifty in just 3.1 overs against New Zealand. Abhishek Sharma's blistering 14-ball half-century and Suryakumar Yadav's quickfire fifty powered India to a dominant eight-wicket victory, securing the series. This aggressive batting display signals a new era for Indian T20 cricket.
Abhishek blasts 14-ball fifty to hand India unassailable 3-0 lead against NZ
It was India's second-fastest T20I fifty after Bumrah and Bishnoi restricted NZ to 153
3rd T20I: India demolish NZ, chase down 154 in 10 overs to pocket series
India crushed New Zealand by eight wickets in the third T20I to seal the series 3-0. Bumrahs 3/17, backed by Hardik, Bishnoi, and Rana, restricted New Zealand to 153/9. In reply, Abhishek Sharmas 68 off 20 and Suryakumar Yadavs 57 off 26 powered India to 155/2 in just 10 overs, completing a commanding win.
Abhishek slams India's second-fastest T20I half-century
He remains behind his mentor Yuvraj Singh, who still holds the India record of a 12-ball fifty against England in 2007
India dominates New Zealand in 3rd T20, secures 3-0 series lead with record chase
India secured an unassailable 3-0 series lead against New Zealand by winning the third T20 by 8 wickets. Suryakumar Yadav's team chased down 154 in just 10 overs, with Abhishek Sharma smashing a rapid fifty. A dominant bowling performance, featuring wickets from Bishnoi, Pandya, and Bumrah, set up the emphatic victory.
'Inconsistency is permanent': Samson's golden duck triggers flood of fan reactions
Sanju Samson's T20I struggles persisted as he was dismissed for a golden duck on the first ball against New Zealand. His recent lean patch, with scores of 10, 6, and 0, has intensified discussions about India's opening combination. Meanwhile, India's bowlers, led by Ravi Bishnoi and Jasprit Bumrah, restricted New Zealand to 153 for 9.
Rohit Sharma, Harmanpreet Kaur receive Padma Shri
New Delhi: Tennis legend Vijay Amritraj, World Cup winning captains Rohit Sharma and Harmanpreet Kaur were among the prominent sportspersons honoured in the Padma Awards for 2026, announced on Sunday. Amritraj was the only sportsperson to receive the Padma Bhushan this year. Indias third-highest civilian honour, it recognises his pioneering role in putting Indian tennis Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Bishnoi, Bumrah, Hardik choke NZ to 153/9 in third T20I
Guwahati: Wrist spinner Ravi Bishnoi marked his return with a superb spell alongside the seasoned duo of Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya as India strangled New Zealand with disciplined bowling to restrict them to an under-par 153/9 in the third T20I here on Sunday, January 25. Playing for India after nearly a year, Bishnoi, who Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
IND vs NZ 3rd T20I: Bishnoi, Bumrah, Hardik choke New Zealand to 153/9
Jasprit Bumrah, introduced as second change, made an immediate impact and was again the pick of the bowling grabbing three for 17
Ranji Trophy: Sai Kishore highlights the need to build on the win over Odisha
Says Sonu Yadavs performance was an out-and-out match-winning one
Disappointed at missing the chance to force innings win, says Siddhesh Lad
WATCH: Hardik Pandya flies to take outrageous catch vs NZ in third T20I
Hardik Pandya delivered a spectacular catch in the third T20I against New Zealand. This moment of brilliance provided India with an early advantage. India captain Suryakumar Yadav won the toss and chose to bowl. Harshit Rana took an early wicket. India leads the series 2-0. The team aims to play fearlessly.
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Bangladesh exit sends ripples: Pakistan says T20 WC participation uncertain
Pakistan's T20 World Cup squad announcement is not a confirmation of participation, with the PCB awaiting government approval. Chairman Mohsin Naqvi stated the board will follow the government's decision regarding the tournament in India and Sri Lanka. The PCB also voiced strong disapproval of the ICC's stance on Bangladesh's exclusion.
'Impact matters more than runs': Rohit breaks down India's key players for T20 WC
Rohit Sharma lauded Suryakumar Yadav's crucial role in the Indian cricket team. Sharma highlighted Yadav's consistent performance and unique batting style as vital for the team's strength. He also commended Abhishek Sharma's smart and impactful opening batting. These players are set to be key for India's upcoming T20 World Cup campaign.
Bowlers, Hogan help Australia breeze past South Africa
Basson struck three times for South Africa but the result was more or less ensured at the halfway stage
Mumbai beats Hyderabad, seals spot in the knockouts
Milind leads a lower-order riposte as home team fights back to avoid innings defeat; shares half-century partnerships with Nitin and Siraj; Musheer scalps five wickets
'One of the best coaches': Joe Root roots for 'Baz' after 4-1 Ashes drubbing
Joe Root has backed England head coach Brendon McCullum, expressing confidence in the team's direction despite the Ashes defeat. Root highlighted McCullum's positive impact on his own game, stating his performance has improved tenfold since the coach's arrival. This support comes after England's ODI series win against Sri Lanka.
PSL 2026 auction to take place on February 11
A PSL statement, however, did not announce a venue for the auction
India opt to bowl in third T20I against New Zealand, Bumrah back
New Zealand made only one change, with Kyle Jamieson coming in for Zak Foulkes
Time running out for under-pressure MI as RCB eye direct final spot
Four defeats in six games have pushed MI into unfamiliar WPL territory
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Payne and Richardson set up Scorchers to claim sixth BBL title
Sydney Sixers were restricted to 132 and an opening stand of 80 put the home side on course for more silverware
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Inspired by Ben Stokes, shaped by Chennai: The emergence of RS Ambrish
Chennai teenager RS Ambrish, a right-arm fast bowler and left-handed batsman, draws inspiration from Ben Stokes. He showcased his all-round potential with a 4/29 spell against New Zealand at the U-19 World Cup. Guided by his father, a former Railways cricketer, Ambrish prioritizes strong technique and temperament as he navigates his promising junior cricket career.
Stormy Sea and Diego Garcia show out
IND vs NZ Live: India opt to bowl; Varun, Arshdeep benched
Rajeswaran Revathi and Arnav Paparkar exit Australian Open first round
Indian teenagers Maaya Rajeswaran Revathi and Arnav Vijay Paparkar faced early exits in the Australian Open junior singles. Maaya lost to Russia's Anna Pushkareva, struggling with her second serve. Arnav was defeated by Indian-American Vihaan Reddy, despite having a stronger serve. In doubles, Arnav and Roshan Santosh also fell to the top seeds.
Carlos Alcaraz's serve comes of age as he eyes maiden Australian Open title
Carlos Alcaraz is showcasing a significantly improved serve at the Australian Open, mirroring Novak Djokovic's efficiency. Having worked on his service motion, Alcaraz reached the quarterfinals, demonstrating a smoother, more consistent delivery. He faces Alex De Minaur next, while American Learner Tien, the youngest quarterfinalist since 2015, takes on Alexander Zverev.
Djokovic into quarter-finals after Mensik withdraws
Novak Djokovic advances to the Australian Open quarter-finals without playing after opponent Jakub Mensik withdrew due to an abdominal injury. The young Czech star expressed sadness at missing the chance to face his idol. Djokovic, seeking to break Sinner and Alcaraz's recent Grand Slam dominance, now awaits either Lorenzo Musetti or Taylor Fritz.
'You can't separate politics from sport': South Africa legend on Bangladesh T20 World Cup exit
Jonty Rhodes acknowledged the unavoidable collision of politics and cricket after Bangladesh's dramatic exit from the 2026 T20 World Cup. The Bangladesh Cricket Board's refusal to tour India over security concerns led to their replacement by Scotland. Rhodes, drawing on his apartheid-era experiences, highlighted how sport and politics often intertwine, despite administrators' best efforts.
T20 World Cup: Bangladesh's exit from tournament 'a sad moment for our sport'
The World Cricketers' Association expressed disappointment over Bangladesh's withdrawal from the T20 World Cup, calling it a sad moment and urging deep reflection. The ICC replaced Bangladesh with Scotland after the BCB's request to move matches to Sri Lanka was rejected, citing security concerns. The WCA highlighted broader trends of agreements not being honored and a lack of player consultation.
Amit Pandey on first win, pressure and self belief on debut for Bangalore Strikers | ISPL
Amit Pandey on first win, pressure and self belief on debut for Bangalore Strikers | ISPL
'If India keep doing such circus acts': Ashwin's warning amid selection call
Former India all-rounder R Ashwin has urged Team India to stay patient with Sanju Samson despite his twin failures against New Zealand. With Ishan Kishans strong knock increasing competition and Tilak Varma set to return, Ashwin warned against frequent changes, saying it could hurt team balance. He backed Samsons attacking intent, while Aakash Chopra called the next match crucial for his future.
Djokovic advances to Melbourne quarter-finals after Mensik withdraws
Novak Djokovic reaches the Australian Open quarter-finals. His opponent, Jakub Mensik, withdrew due to an abdominal injury. Mensik cited the injury progressed over recent matches. Djokovic continues his pursuit of a record-extending Melbourne Park title. He aims for a 25th Grand Slam crown. The next opponent for Djokovic will be Taylor Fritz or Lorenzo Musetti.
T20 WC row explodes: BCB says 'wanted to play' but govt said no to India travel
Bangladesh has been removed from the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 after the government refused to grant clearance for the team to travel to India due to security concerns. Despite BCB's attempts to relocate matches, the ICC upheld the original fixtures, leading to Scotland's replacement.
'Why were India allowed?': Ex-Pakistan coach blasts ICC after B'desh WC exit
Former Australian cricketer Jason Gillespie has criticized the ICC's decision to remove Bangladesh from the 2026 Men's T20 World Cup. He questioned the lack of consistency, drawing parallels to India being allowed to play the 2025 Champions Trophy at a neutral venue due to security concerns in Pakistan. This decision has sparked wider unease within the cricketing community.
'I'm upset': Djokovic after Sabalenka breaks his Grand Slam record
Aryna Sabalenka reached the Australian Open quarterfinals after beating Victoria Mboko 6-1, 7-6. She dominated the match and won her 20th straight Grand Slam tiebreak, breaking Novak Djokovics Open Era record. Djokovic reacted jokingly, saying, I'm upset right now. Sabalenka, a two-time Australian Open champion, continues her strong run as other top seeds also competed for quarterfinal spots.
After veiled boycott threat, Pakistan name 15-member squad for T20 World Cup
Lahore: Pakistan on Sunday named a 15-man squad for the upcoming T20 World Cup, effectively reversing a previous threat by board chairman Mohsin Naqvi to boycott the event in solidarity with Bangladesh. Pakistan Cricket Board chief Naqvi had previously suggested a withdrawal from the T20 showpiece after the ICC replaced Bangladesh with Scotland following their Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
After Bangladesh exit, Scotland say 'ready to play', prepare immediate India arrival
Cricket Scotland has accepted an invitation from the ICC to replace Bangladesh in the upcoming T20 World Cup in India. The team is preparing to travel immediately to acclimatize and compete on the global stage. This unexpected opportunity arises after Bangladesh's withdrawal due to security concerns.
Bangladesh out of T20 World Cup, PCB in focus as geopolitics tangle sub-continent cricket
As cricket navigates the complex geopolitical landscape of the Indian subcontinent, recent events reveal the sport's volatile intersection with politics. Bangladesh's exit from the T20 World Cup, rooted in internal political strife, has intrigued observers as Pakistan deliberates a potential withdrawal in support.
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Babar in Pakistan's T20 World Cup squad, Rauf misses out
Team's participation in the tournament, however, remains contingent on government approval
Rachin Ravindra press conference | dew impact, momentum shift and plan to bounce back vs India
Rachin Ravindra press conference | dew impact, momentum shift and plan to bounce back vs India
Babar, Afridi return as Pakistan announce T20 World Cup squad
Pakistan has unveiled their 15-man squad for the ICC Mens T20 World Cup 2026, captained by Salman Agha. The 2009 champions, featuring Babar Azam and a strong pace attack led by Shaheen Shah Afridi and Naseem Shah, will face co-hosts India in Group A. Their campaign begins against the Netherlands on February 7 in Colombo.
T20 World Cup: Scotland to replace Bangladesh in Group C
AMN The International Cricket Council (ICC) has officially announced that Scotland will replace Bangladesh in Group C of the T20 World Cup, which will be hosted by India and Sri Lanka from February 7 onwards. ICC Chief Executive Sanjog Gupta informed member boards of the decision in a formal letter, stating that Bangladeshs demands to []
ICCs warning to Pakistan: Boycott T20 World Cup 2026 and lose PSL, Asia Cup too
ICC warning to Pakistan: The International Cricket Council has issued a stern warning to Pakistan. Withdrawal from the 2026 T20 World Cup could lead to severe sanctions. This follows Bangladesh's removal from the tournament. Pakistan's participation hinges on government directives. The ICC has outlined potential penalties including suspension of bilateral series and exclusion from future Asia Cups. Pakistan's schedule remains intact for now.
T20 World Cup: Pakistan names 15-man squad amid Naqvis objections to Bangladeshs ouster
Pakistan has revealed its 15-player squad for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026. Salman Ali Agha will captain the team. The squad includes prominent players like Babar Azam, Shaheen Shah Afridi, and Naseem Shah. Pakistan is grouped with India, Netherlands, USA, and Namibia. Their tournament begins on February 7 against the Netherlands in Colombo.
From contract snub to comeback king: Ishan Kishan's fearless return
Ishan Kishan's triumphant return to the Indian squad, marked by a match-winning 76 off 32 balls, highlights his unwavering belief during a two-year hiatus. His stellar domestic performance, including leading Jharkhand to a title, paved the way for this impactful comeback. With the T20 World Cup approaching, Kishan's form offers India crucial momentum and potential batting order adjustments.
RCB seek quick rebound, MI fight for revival in WPL clash
Royal Challengers Bengaluru face Mumbai Indians on Monday. Bengaluru seeks to recover from their initial loss. Mumbai Indians aim to end a three-match losing streak. Both teams need key players to perform. The match holds significance for playoff standings. The Vadodara pitch favors bowlers. This encounter promises a competitive contest.
Surya storms back into form; India get timely T20 WC boost
Suryakumar Yadav silenced critics with a blistering unbeaten 82, his first fifty in 23 innings, showcasing a revitalized approach. He focused on new scoring zones and shut out external noise, drawing strength from his wife's advice. Crucial dropped catches also aided his return to form, easing pressure ahead of the T20 World Cup.
Sabalenka holds off next-gen talent Mboko to reach quarter-finals
Aryna Sabalenka advanced to the Australian Open quarter-finals for the fourth consecutive year. She overcame young Canadian Victoria Mboko in a tough match. Sabalenka showcased her tiebreak prowess, winning 22 consecutive tiebreaks. She will now face American Iva Jovic in her next Grand Slam quarter-final appearance.
'India is not safe for us': BCB's final word as they say 'accept ICC's decision'
Bangladesh has accepted the ICC's decision to replace its national team with Scotland in the upcoming T20 World Cup. The Bangladesh Cricket Board cited government advice regarding safety concerns in India as the reason for their refusal to travel. Despite repeated efforts and alternative proposals, the ICC did not agree to relocate Bangladesh's matches.
Bangladeshs absence from T20 World Cup a sad moment for the game: World Cricketers' Association
Rather than allowing division or exclusion to take hold, we call on the games leaders to work with all stakeholders, including Governing Bodies, leagues and players, to unite the sport, not divide it..., says World Cricketers' Association (WCA) chief executive Tom Moffat
Bangladesh Cricket Board reopens door for star player Shakib Al Hasan
The all-rounder announced his retirement from international cricket in 2024, but said he would like to reverse that decision last month
Mandhana up to No. 3 in Orange Cap race, Nandani goes atop Purple Cap list
The race is heating up in the batting and bowling charts as we get closer to the end of the league stage
'Pakistan misguided Bangladesh': India's World Cup-winner
Former India all-rounder Madan Lal backed the ICC's decision to replace Bangladesh with Scotland for the 2026 T20 World Cup, deeming it justified and timely. He suggested external influence led to Bangladesh's withdrawal, calling it a significant mistake that opens opportunities for Scotland.
Sabalenka eyes mixed doubles with Djokovic, awaits Dream Partner nod
World number one Aryna Sabalenka expressed her desire to partner Novak Djokovic in mixed doubles. She humorously stated she is awaiting a message from the Serbian star confirming she is his dream partner. The pair previously played together in a charity match. Sabalenka mentioned a potential collaboration at the US Open this year.
Shahid Afridi drags IndiaPakistan angle, attacks ICC
Shahid Afridi criticises the ICC for its perceived double standards after Bangladesh was removed from the 2026 T20 World Cup. He contrasts this with India's security concerns being accommodated for the 2025 Champions Trophy, highlighting a lack of fairness in global cricket governance.
T20 WC 2026: 'No one will miss Bangladesh,' Atul Wassan reacts after team ruled out of T20
'ICC gave Bangladesh warning' - Virat Kohli's coach slams Bangladesh
Virat Kohli's childhood coach, Rajkumar Sharma, supports the ICC's decision to replace Bangladesh with Scotland in the T20 World Cup 2026. This follows Bangladesh's refusal to participate as scheduled, citing security concerns that the ICC and independent assessments found unsubstantiated. The ICC's move aims to maintain tournament integrity and avoid setting problematic precedents.
SA20 Final: Stubbs hopes to make it three-in-four for SEC vs PC - preview
Sunrisers Eastern Cape captain Tristan Stubbs, who has had a mediocre return since the highs of 2024, is keen to find form in the SA20 final against the Pretoria Capitals. Having been called up to the T20 World Cup squad as an injury replacement, Stubbs has personal and team goals to achieve at Newlands in Cape Town.
Amid cheating claims, Palash Muchhal deletes all Smriti Mandhana photos
Music composer Palash Muchhal faces renewed cheating allegations from actor-producer Vidnyan Mane, a friend of Smriti Mandhana. Mane claims Muchhal was caught with another woman during pre-wedding festivities, leading to a physical confrontation with cricketers. Muchhal has denied these claims, initiating a Rs 10 crore defamation suit against Mane. Several Instagram posts featuring Mandhana have also been removed.
How Jadeja's 'attack kar' mantra powered Parth Bhut against Shubman Gill
Ravindra Jadeja's constant encouragement proved pivotal as Saurashtra's Parth Bhut dominated Shubman Gill, taking 10 wickets in their Ranji Trophy win over Punjab. Bhut, inspired by Jadeja, credited his hero's guidance for his match-winning performance and fulfilling a childhood dream of playing alongside him.
In-form India eye another series win, but can supporting crew step up?
In-form India eye another series win, but can supporting crew step up?
'Blackmail cricket world': PCB chief Naqvi under fire over pullout remarks
Former India cricketer Atul Wassan slammed PCB chief Mohsin Naqvis remarks on possibly skipping the 2026 T20 World Cup, calling it foolish bravado. He said dragging politics into cricket hurts players, not administrators. Wassan felt Pakistan was backing Bangladesh for political mileage. His comments followed Naqvis criticism of the ICC after Bangladesh were replaced by Scotland for refusing to follow the tournament schedule.
IND vs NZ: Sanju Samson running out of time with his role as opener under review
IND vs NZ: Sanju Samson running out of time with his role as opener under review
Scotland, however, will need some time to announce their 15-member squad for the tournament which begins on February 7.
Are managers ever relieved to be sacked? It is a relief of pressure but then you miss that pressure
Football managers face job losses with mixed emotions. Some find relief from intense pressure, while others suffer significant blows. Lucrative payoffs can ease financial worries for high-profile figures like Ruben Amorim and Enzo Maresca. However, for managers like Andy Whing, a sacking brings embarrassment and uncertainty. The industry remains precarious, impacting careers and families.
Bangladesh accept ICCs decision, out of T20 World Cup
Dhaka: Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) on Saturday, January 24, said it accepted the International Cricket Councils(ICC) decision to replace its national team with Scotland in next months T20 World Cup, saying there is nothing more they could do now. The ICC on Saturday confirmed that Scotland will replace Bangladesh in the next months T20 World Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
T20 World Cup: ICC replaces Bangladesh with Scotland
Scotland will replace Bangladesh in the upcoming men's T20 World Cup after the latter refused to travel to India due to safety concerns. The ICC rejected Bangladesh's request to move their matches to Sri Lanka. This decision will result in significant financial losses for the Bangladesh Cricket Board.
Sinner survives heat scare and mid-match stoppage to keep Australian Open title defence alive
Jannik Sinner survived a tough Australian Open match against Eliot Spizzirri. Sinner faced cramps and soaring temperatures. A heat rule suspension and roof closure helped Sinner recover. He then dominated the match to advance. Spizzirri acknowledged the rules despite the timing. Sinner admitted luck with the heat rule.
