Mitchell in doubt for remainder of ODI series against West Indies
Henry Nicholls has been called up as cover while Mark Chapman is also part of the squad
Konstas named in Prime Minister's XI to face England
The opener is one of a crop of young batters who will feature in the two-day pink-ball game
Haaland's Norway thump sorry Italy to reach first World Cup since 1998
Haaland scored the decisive brace in the space of seconds at a soaking San Siro for Norway, who completed Group I with a perfect 24 points from their eight qualifying matches
Cristiano Ronaldo set for record 6th World Cup as Portugal routs Armenia to qualify
Portugal sealed its place at next years tournament in the United States, Canada and Mexico with a 9-1 rout of Armenia
India defeated at their own game in Eden Test loss? South Africa's Temba Bavuma agrees
India defeated at their own game in Eden Test loss? South Africa's Temba Bavuma agrees
Bezzecchi wins Valencia GP to give Aprilia back-to-back wins for first time
Bezzecchi had delivered a commanding lights-to-flag victory at the Portuguese Grand Prix last weekend and the Italian repeated his heroics in Valencia
How has England's Ben Stokes performed in The Ashes? Stats
England captain Ben Stokes will be aiming to start strongly against Australia when the two heavyweights meet for a 5-match Test series, starting November 24.
Daryl Mitchells 119 lifts New Zealand to a seven-run win over the West Indies in the 1st ODI
Mitchells seventh ODI century lifted New Zealand to 269-7 as it batted first after losing the toss
Indias Dhanush wins air rifle gold, Murtaza settles for silver in Deaflympics
In the final, Dhanush, who is a national camper based in the National Centre of Excellence (NCOE) at the Karni Singh Ranges in Delhi, broke both the Deaflympics and Deaf Final World Record to add a second mens 10m air rifle Deaflympics gold to his name
All-round Sadaqat helps Pakistan A beat India A to seal semi-final berth
Sadaqat picked up two wickets before hitting a 47-ball 79 not out to help defeat India A
India Beat Pakistan by 8 Wickets in Womens Blind T20 World Cup Clash
Blind women from India and Pakistan brushed aside political tensions on Sunday, shaking hands in neutral Sri Lanka at a cricket tournament for the visually impaired. At what organisers describe as the worlds first blind womens T20 tournament, players from the two South Asian neighbours showed they had sporting vision even if they lacked sight []
Asia Cup Rising Stars: India A go down to Pakistan Shaheens by 8 wickets
India A experienced a significant batting collapse against Pakistan Shaheens in the Asia Cup Rising Stars tournament. Opting to field, Pakistan Shaheens bowled out India A for 136. The Shaheens then chased down the target comfortably with 40 balls remaining. Maaz Sadaqat starred with an unbeaten 79 and two wickets.
Supporters react to India's shocking defeat at Eden Gardens: What do the fans think?
Supporters react to India's shocking defeat at Eden Gardens: What do the fans think?
Shafali Verma: This is a golden period for Indian womens cricket
Fresh from winning the Womens World Cup at home, Indias opening batter Shafali Verma speaks about the triumph and the subsequent celebrations, how this could be the springboard for the team to achieve further success, and the areas she has worked on over the past year
Gill discharged from hospital but remains doubtful for Guwahati Test
India have a training session in Kolkata on Tuesday morning but Gill is not expected to take part in that
Ranji Trophy - Gritty Aparajith holds Keralas batting together against Madhya Pradesh
He remains unbeaten on 81 at stumps on the first day; Abhijith chips in with a vital fifty after early strikes from Arshad and Saransh peg the visitors back
Lothar Matthaus stresses on quality coaching at the school level
The World Cup-winning German captain and BSL ambassador feels the need for a collective effort to realise Indias World Cup dream
Ranji Trophy - Jammu and Kashmir strikes back after Hyderabad bundles it out for 170
Abid and Samad provide some resistance for the home team; Aquibs spell rips through the visitors batting line-up, leaving it reeling at 88 for six
India-A vs South Africa-A ODI - NishantandRuturajshine as India-A seals series
Chess World Cup | Alcantara keeps his nerve to knock out Harikrishna
The Peruvian-born Mexican beats his opponent in the third game following a set of tie-breakers with black pieces from a Richter-Rauzer variation of Sicilian Defence; Arjun the only Indian remaining in the tournament
Team India needs to end gambling on rank turners
Indore 2023 versus Australia, Pune and Mumbai against New Zealand last year and Sundays crushing loss have all laid bare the fact that Indians are no longer good players of spin
Vaibhav Suryavanshi turns up the heat with 45 off 28 against Pakistan Shaheens
Teenage sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi continued his impressive form in the Rising Stars Asia Cup, scoring a rapid 45 off 28 balls against Pakistan Shaheens. This aggressive knock, featuring four boundaries and three sixes, maintained his high strike rate. Earlier in the week, Suryavanshi achieved a joint second-fastest T20 century for an Indian batter.
This is what you expect when you come to India: Bavuma
'Job's far from done' - Conrad eyes series win
You don't come to a country to win a Test match, you obviously want to win the series, South Africa's coach says
BOXING | I came back stronger, and Im feeling positive: Preeti
No handshake! India A skip handshakes with Pakistan Shaheens
During the Asia Cup, the Indian senior team avoided handshakes with Pakistans players in all three matches between the sides, including in the final. There was no handshake at the toss or after the games, and the same approach now appears to have carried into the Rising Stars tournament. The gesture, or lack of it, has again drawn attention.
Ranji Trophy | I was not happy about batting at No. 6: Tamil Nadus Andre Siddarth
The head coach has made some decisions. I was not happy that I went at No. 6. After a certain point, I realised I cannot change his mind. I have to just bat
JK Tyre-FMSCI Racing | Dhruvh emerges champion in LGB Formula 4 class
World Boxing Cup Finals | India assured of four medals on first day of competition
Minakshi, Preeti, Ankush and Narender make the semifinals in their respective weight categories
'Can't call ourselves top Test side' - Ex-cricketers hit out after defeat in Kolkata
Former Indian cricketers expressed strong reactions to the team's 30-run loss against South Africa, highlighting a decline in batting against spin and questioning selections and planning. Experts noted that visiting spinners are improving while India's ability to play spin has diminished, leading to repeated mistakes and concerns about Test strategy.
Ranji Trophy | Indrajith and Andre steer Tamil Nadus spirited fightback
The duos splendid stand of 211 runs rescues TN on the opening day after the side once again loses a flurry of wickets early; the veteran batter, who reached the landmark of 5000 Ranji runs along the way, had retired hurt before joining hands with the 19-year-old
Sixth day of Bengaluru winter meeting retained on Nov. 29
Veteran jockey-turned-trainer Leo DSilva passes away
Ranji Trophy | Herwadkar bides his time and grabs his opportunity in Mumbai colours
India vs Pakistan | Asia Cup Rising Stars: IND A aim to maintain dominant start vs PAK A
Pope hopes No.3 scrutiny can bring out his best for Ashes
Authoritative displays in Lilac Hill warm-up have ended the speculation leading into Perth Test
Why Andre Russell will remain hot property at the IPL mini auction
Why Andre Russell will remain hot property at the IPL mini auction
No demons? Eden surface draws fire after Indias shock defeat
India head coach Gautam Gambhir insisted there were no demons in the Eden Gardens pitch despite a two-and-a-half-day Test marked by variable bounce and sharp turn. Former greats Dale Steyn, Anil Kumble and Cheteshwar Pujara disagreed, calling the surface unfair and luck-driven. With Indias batting faltering and WTC points lost, the bigger question lingers: do pitches like these serve Test cricket at all?
Once You Go Black, Stormy Sea, Floyd and Harrison catch the eye
Daryl Mitchells century sets up NZs narrow win over WI in first ODI
New Zealand batted first and finished at 269-7. Mitchell held the innings together after the team slipped early. West Indies captain Shai Hope took four catches behind the stumps, including Rachin Ravindra for 4 and Will Young for a golden duck in the seventh over. West Indies ended at 262-6 while chasing 270.
'Find a way to score': Pujara comes down hard on IND batters; no 'pitch' excuses
Cheteshwar Pujara acknowledged India's batting struggles after a 30-run Test loss to South Africa, highlighting the need to adapt to challenging pitches. Dismissed for 93 while chasing 124, India suffered their fourth home defeat in six matches. The team now faces a quick turnaround to address their approach before the next Test.
Pitch was not unplayable, this is exactly what we asked for: Gautam Gambhir on Kolkata track
Kolkata Knight Riders head coach Gautam Gambhir defended the challenging Eden Gardens pitch after their loss to South Africa. He stated it was the exact type of track they desired, designed to test mental toughness, citing successful innings from Temba Bavuma and Washington Sundar as proof it wasn't unplayable. Gambhir also suggested such pitches negate the toss's importance.
Not giving first over to your best bowler Jasprit Bumrah was questionable: Kumble
The opening Test saw India falling short against South Africa by 30 runs, sparking a discussion on the effectiveness of the Indian bowling strategy. Anil Kumble, a stalwart of cricket, expressed concern over the missed opportunity to utilize Jasprit Bumrah with the new ball on a pitch that demanded precision.
After controversial 'bauna' remark, Bumrah, Bavuma locked in chat; pic goes viral
Jasprit Bumrah and Temba Bavuma shared a composed conversation after India's 30-run defeat to South Africa, putting aside a Day 1 controversy. South Africa secured a historic Test win in India, defending 124 runs on a challenging Eden Gardens pitch. The post-match exchange signaled that there were no hard feelings between the two.
Shubman Gills neck injury: Gambhir gives crucial update ahead of 2nd Test
India's head coach Gautam Gambhir defended the challenging Eden Gardens pitch after their 30-run Test defeat to South Africa, stating it was the surface the team requested. The loss was compounded by Shubman Gill's withdrawal due to a neck injury sustained on day two, with his fitness for the next Test uncertain.
'When you don't play well, this is what happens': Gautam Gambhir reacts to 1st Test defeat, points out what India lacked
The Bavuma-Bosch 'turning point' in Harmer's Test at Eden Gardens
Eventually the pressure kept on building in the second innings and we couldn't capitalise, says India's stand-in captain Rishabh Pant
The head coach cited the case of Temba Bavuma (55 not out) and Washington Sundar (31 off 92 balls) to validate his argument
IND vs SA first Test: We should have been able to soak in pressure and chase 124, says Rishabh Pant
India were bowled out for 93 as South Africa celebrated a 30-run win to take 1-0 lead in the two-match series
This is what we wanted: Gambhir lashes out at pitch critics
South Africa achieved a historic 30-run victory over India in the opening Test, marking their first win on Indian soil in 15 years. India's batting faltered against quality spin, collapsing for 93 while chasing 124. Stand-in captain Rishabh Pant admitted pressure got to the team, despite coach Gautam Gambhir defending the pitch.
We should have been able to soak in pressure and chase 124: Rishabh Pant
India were bowled out for 93 as SA celebrated a 30-run win to take 1-0 lead in the two-match series. After a game like this, you can't dwell into it too much. We should have been able to chase it. The pressure kept on building. We didn't capitalise enough. There was help from the wicket (for the bowlers), said Pant, who came for the post-match presentation ceremony in the absence of injured regular captain Shubman Gill.
'More than skill, you need ... ': Gambhir reveals what IND lacked
Team India faced a disappointing 30-run loss to South Africa in Kolkata. Head coach Gautam Gambhir highlighted the young batting lineup's struggle with pressure during tough Test cricket sessions. The team must now focus on improving their temperament and building resilience ahead of the 2nd Test in Guwahati set to commence on Saturday.
Pakistan opt to field, Asalanka out with illness
Haseebullah Khan debuts for Pakistan as Sri Lanka make four changes
India fall apart without Gill; Harmer inspires South Africas 30-run win
South Africa secured a thrilling 30-run victory over India in the first Test, with Simon Harmer's eight wickets proving decisive. India, chasing 124, faltered to 93, hampered by the absence of captain Shubman Gill due to injury. Keshav Maharaj and Aiden Markram also played key roles in the win, giving the Proteas a 1-0 series lead.
IND vs SA: Historic low! Indias defeat to South Africa lands them on unwanted record list
India faltered spectacularly, collapsing for 93 in a chase of 124 against South Africa at Eden Gardens. This marked South Africa's first Test win in India in 15 years, highlighting the perils of low targets on subcontinental pitches. Despite brief resistance, India's batting lineup crumbled under disciplined Proteas bowling, adding to their list of failed chases.
India A and Pakistan A clash in the Rising Stars Asia Cup 2025 in Doha. India A's Vaibhav Suryavanshi is a standout performer. Both teams enter the match after strong victories. The game promises exciting cricket. It will be played on Sunday, November 16, at the West End Park International Cricket Stadium. Sony Sports Network will broadcast the match live.
Arjun Tendulkar No Longer Part Of MI Camp: Whose Loss Is It Anyway?
After not registering perhaps the happiest or most productive stint of his career in the IPL, Arjun Tendulkar, who had been with the Mumbai Indians camp for quite some time, has bid adieu to the famous franchise. So what does that mean and what has exactly transpired? Now confirmed to have left the MI stable, [] The post Arjun Tendulkar No Longer Part Of MI Camp: Whose Loss Is It Anyway? appeared first on Caught At Point .
Bavuma, Harmer and Jansen script sensational South Africa win at treacherous Eden Gardens
India roll over for 93 in their chase of 124 with their captain Shubman Gill absent with a neck injury
Gujarat Titans assistant coach Parthiv Patel revealed Sherfane Rutherford's trade to Mumbai Indians. The move was influenced by Washington Sundar's emergence. Rutherford had a strong IPL season for Gujarat Titans. Sundar's recent performances for India and Gujarat Titans also played a role. Gujarat Titans aim for another strong title challenge.
West Indies Look To Avoid Disappointment In NZ ODIs But What Could Work In Their Favour?
They may want to win this one, you know. Their record against, whether at home or in New Zealand against New Zealand doesnt really inspire a lot of confidence anyway. That being told, the famous West Indies Cricket team, famous often for the barrage of mistakes they do and commit so often in a silly [] The post West Indies Look To Avoid Disappointment In NZ ODIs But What Could Work In Their Favour? appeared first on Caught At Point .
South Africa beat India by 30 runs in low-scoring Kolkata Test, take 1-0 lead
South Africa secured a 30-run victory over India in the opening Test. India collapsed for 93 while chasing 124 on the third day. South Africa leads the two-match series 1-0. Tight bowling from Simon Harmer and Marco Jansen proved decisive. Washington Sundar top-scored for India with 31. The Proteas set a challenging target after Temba Bavuma's unbeaten 55.
'You will remain a Knight Rider forever': KKR breaks promise as old Andre Russell tweet surfaces
Kolkata Knight Riders' release of Andre Russell ahead of the IPL 2026 auction has sparked fan backlash, with an old assurance from CEO Venky Mysore resurfacing. Mysore had promised Russell would remain a Knight Rider until retirement and beyond. Fans view his release as a broken promise, despite KKR's squad overhaul and INR 12 crore salary cap freeing.
Yashasvi Jaiswal's woes vs South Africa continue, falls for duck in second innings at Eden Gardens
India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal faced another batting failure against South Africa. He was dismissed for a duck in the second innings of the ongoing Test match. This adds to his previous struggles against the Proteas. India is chasing a target of 124 runs. The match is taking place at Eden Gardens in Kolkata.
'Pathetic, utter nonsense': Ex-India cricketer slams Eden pitch for killing Test cricket
Former India spinner has strongly criticized the Eden Gardens pitch used for the India-South Africa Test, deeming it unfit for the longest format after a significant number of wickets fell within two days. He believes such conditions damage Test cricket's value and are a disservice to the game, making it impossible for even top batsmen to perform.
'Emotionally drained': RR owner explains the real reason behind Sanju Samsons trade
Sanju Samson's decade-long Rajasthan Royals journey concludes in a high-profile IPL trade to Chennai Super Kings for INR 18 crore. Ravindra Jadeja and Sam Curran move to RR in a swap deal. Royals owner Manoj Badale revealed Samson's emotional exhaustion and desire for a new chapter after a challenging season, dismissing claims of team chaos.
IPL 2026 retention analysis: KKR, SRH hit reset; CSK, RR gear up for full-scale overhauls
KKR and SRH dominated retention day, entering the December 16 mini-auction with lean squads of 12 and 15 after bold calls. Meanwhile, CSK and RR at the centre of headline-grabbing moves involving Ravindra Jadeja, Sanju Samson and Sam Curran face major rebuilding jobs ahead of the Abu Dhabi auction.
IND vs SA first Test: Temba Bavumas half century set a target of 124 for India
India are without their regular skipper Shubman Gill who was declared ruled out of the remainder of the Kolkata Test
Arjun Tendulkars LSG contract: What Is his IPL 2026 salary?
Arjun Tendulkar embarks on a new IPL chapter with Lucknow Super Giants after a trade from Mumbai Indians. After two seasons with MI, the left-arm bowling all-rounder seeks consistent game time and a clearer role, with LSG's need for his skillset and player development focus offering a promising opportunity.
K Humpy calls for girls to play mens events to gain skills and experience
India's top woman chess player K Humpy believes only a top 10 world ranking ensures a sustainable professional career for female players. She advocates for young girls to compete in the men's circuit for experience and rating improvement. Humpy also noted the tricky format of the World Cup favors energetic youngsters and underdogs.
IND vs SA: Eden pitch under fire as players question dangerous variable bounce
South African batsmen struggled with inconsistent bounce and sharp rises from Indian bowlers, particularly Jasprit Bumrah. Coaches from both sides expressed surprise at the wicket's rapid deterioration, noting how variable bounce and turn made scoring difficult and impacted batters' confidence. Despite the challenges, one spinner deemed it not the worst Indian wicket faced.
'Time for young Shafalis, not just young Sehwags': Shafali Verma after World Cup win
Star India player Shafali Varma is finally realizing the magnitude of the Women's ODI World Cup victory, feeling gratitude and responsibility. She believes the team's future actions will be crucial for women's cricket. Varma also expressed mixed feelings about being compared to Virender Sehwag, hoping future talents will be named after women cricketers.
Rajasthan Royals likely to hand Ravindra Jadeja the captaincy for IPL 2026
Ravindra Jadeja returns to Rajasthan Royals after 17 years, traded from CSK for Sanju Samson. This homecoming, following his 2008 debut under Shane Warne, fills a crucial void for the Royals. Jadeja is also a strong contender for captaincy, with an announcement expected soon.
Shubman Gill hospitalised after neck injury, ruled out of 1st Test
Kolkata: India captain Shubman Gill was on Sunday ruled out of the remainder of the opening Test against South Africa here due to a neck injury. The BCCI gave the update before the start of day three, confirming that he will not be available to bat in the second innings on a pitch with uneven 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 .
Devine three-for takes Scorchers past Strikers in rain-hit game
Scorchers were 55 for 2, nine runs clear of the DLS target, when rain ended their chase of Strikers' 112
Samsons inclusion could be catalyst for MS Dhonis last dance for CSK
Sanju Samson's arrival at CSK bolsters their top-order batting, potentially signaling MS Dhoni's final season. With Ruturaj Gaikwad captaining, Samson joins the leadership group and may even don the gloves, allowing Dhoni to feature as an impact sub. This setup could facilitate Dhoni's farewell at Chepauk, fulfilling a promise to fans.
Shubman Gill under observation, out of remainder of Eden Gardens Test
Shubman Gill was taken to a hospital for examination after the end of the second day's play and is currently under observation in the hospital
Shubman Gill ruled out of remainder of first Test against South Africa due to neck injury
The team management said He is currently under observation in the hospital. He will take no further part in the Test match. He will continue to be monitored by the BCCI medical team
IND vs SA: Gill ruled out of Eden Gardens Test; BCCI shares latest update
Indian cricket captain Shubman Gill has been ruled out of the ongoing Test match against South Africa due to a neck injury sustained on Day 2. The incident occurred during a shot, leading to immediate discomfort and subsequent hospital examination. Gill will remain under observation by the BCCI medical team.
Watch: Amid security concerns, Afridi hosts dinner for Lanka, Zimbabwe
Pakistan ODI captain Shaheen Shah Afridi hosted a dinner for visiting Sri Lankan and Zimbabwean teams in Islamabad. This gathering followed security concerns raised by Sri Lankan players, which were addressed by PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi. Pakistan currently lead the ODI series against Sri Lanka 2-0, with a T20I tri-series to follow.
Shubman Gills neck scare raises concern during Eden Test
Shubman Gill retired hurt during the Test match against South Africa after experiencing neck stiffness. While the exact cause remains unclear, it could be due to a bad night's sleep or an accidental injury, with the BCCI taking precautionary measures. Gill himself had previously expressed concerns about managing his workload across formats.
The IPL 2026 mini-auction is scheduled for December 16 in Abu Dhabi. All 10 franchises are finalizing preparations. Kolkata Knight Riders and Chennai Super Kings have the largest budgets. Mumbai Indians have the least funds. Several high-value players will be available. Teams are looking to strengthen their squads for the upcoming season.
Twenty-six wickets in two days leaves the IndiaSouth Africa Test on a knife edge
A challenging pitch at Eden Gardens saw 26 wickets fall by stumps on day two of the India-South Africa Test. India secured a 30-run first-innings lead, but South Africa's second innings was hampered by variable bounce and Ravindra Jadeja's spin, leaving them at 93/7.
Controversial! 'Kohli, Dayal in same poster, what a shame': RCB slammed
Royal Challengers Bengaluru faces backlash for retaining fast-bowler Yash Dayal for IPL 2026. Dayal faces serious criminal allegations in Ghaziabad and Jaipur. These include sexual and financial exploitation, and rape charges. He is banned from Uttar Pradesh's local league. RCB's decision to keep him on a Rs 5 crore contract has angered fans.
IPL 2026 auction: Full breakdown of purse remaining for all 10 teams
With the IPL 2026 mini auction approaching, franchises have revealed their updated squads and remaining purses. Kolkata Knight Riders lead with a massive Rs 64.3 crore, while Mumbai Indians face a tight budget with just Rs 2.75 crore. Teams are strategically releasing players to reshape their squads for the upcoming season.
IND vs SA Live: South Africa bowled out; India need 124 to win Kolkata Test
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner to meet again in ATP Finals showdown
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner will face off in the ATP Finals championship match on Sunday. Both players won their semifinals to set up another high-stakes encounter. Alcaraz defeated Felix Auger-Aliassime, while Sinner overcame Alex de Minaur. This marks another significant final between the two top players who have dominated the season.
West Indies bowl; NZ bring back Henry and Jamieson
The visitors made five changes, reflecting the conditions this game is being played in
Is Head's form a worry? How the Australians have prepared for the Ashes
Marnus Labuschagne has churned out runs, Steven Smith looks primed and Scott Boland has been in the wickets
Samson was emotionally drained, asked to leave RR during IPL 2025: Manoj Badale
Samson was emotionally drained, asked to leave RR during IPL 2025: Manoj Badale
