Tilottama tops 10m Air Rifle Women trials; Mane, Sidhu too win
Shahu Tushar Mane of Railways won in the men's event, while Vijayveer Sidhu claimed top spot in 25m Rapid Fire Pistol T2 at the Dr. Karni Singh Shooting Range
Rickelton, Stubbs replace injured De Zorzi, Ferreira in SA squad for T20 World Cup
Both De Zorzi and Ferreira are also ruled out of Proteas three-match home T20I series against the West Indies
Harshita stars for Maharashtra Kesari
With both teams tied on four points, Maharashtra Kesari, who won the tie 5-4, moved to second on the table with 14 bout wins behind UP Dominators, who have won 20 bouts
Tata Steel Masters: Gukesh beats Nguyen; Arjun shocked by Fedoseev
Gukesh's timely victory ahead of the first rest day on Thursday (January 22, 2026) put him on three points out of a possible five and the Indian ace went up to joint fourth spot behind three leaders
Harry Brook enjoys return to day job even as England lose
Harry Brook welcomed the return to cricket after a messy few months, even as England opened their Sri Lanka series with a 19-run defeat that exposed familiar problems against spin and momentum shifts in chases. Brook, speaking after the match, said: Lovely to get back to the day job. Unfortunately we lost the game but [] The post Harry Brook enjoys return to day job even as England lose appeared first on Caught At Point .
Road turns minefield as England fail familiar trial by mid-innings spin
England were well set in their 272-run chase before Khettarama surface did as it tends to do
Springer bags hat-trick as West Indies deny Afghanistan 3-0 sweep
He became the third West Indian bowler to take a T20I hat-trick, taking out half-centurion Gurbaz, Rashid and Shahidullah in the 19th over to kill the chase
No immediate threat, but Gambhir under scrutiny
Coaches are ranked on the basis of what their outfits achieve in terms of victories and silverware. In his year and a half in charge, the spunky former opener has had reasonable trysts with both these necessities, but has also courted a fair amount of failure, some of which the pundits have attributed to a lack of consistency in team selection
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Sri Lanka Seal 19-Run Win Over England In Opening ODI
Sri Lanka's spinners turned the screws to script a hard-fought 19-run victory over England in the opening one-day international at Colombo's R. Premadasa Stadium on Thursday. Set 272 for victory, England appeared to be cruising at 129-1 with Ben Duckett and Joe Root stroking the ball sweetly and the asking rate firmly under control. But once the 117-run stand was broken, Sri Lanka dried up the runs and England faltered with the bat, being bowled out for 252 in the final over. It was a good game of cricket, but we need to keep improving. Our spinners did a terrific job. We knew it would start turning after the 30th over and batting would become a challenge, Sri Lanka captain Charith Asalanka said. Duckett's attempted reverse sweep brought Sri Lanka back into the game as he was ruled leg before to Jeffrey Vandersay. However, it was Root's dismissal that truly changed the complexion of the contest. The former England Test captain, a perennial thorn in Sri Lanka's side with imposing averages of 61 in ODIs and 62 in Tests against them, misjudged a sweep off part-time spinner Dhananjaya de Silva. Sri Lanka reviewed instantly, the on-field decision was overturned and the roar from the Premadasa stands said it all. With the required rate climbing north of eight an over, England were forced into risk mode. Harry Brook and Jacob Bethell both paid the price, brilliantly stumped by Kusal Mendis, with Brook undone off a wide by his opposite number Asalanka. Jamie Overton injected late drama with a muscular 34 off 17 balls, adding 39 for the last wicket with Adil Rashid, but it proved too steep a hill to climb and he was the final wicket to fall. Sri Lanka's fielders matched their bowlers stride for stride, with De Silva and Dunith Wellalage pulling off stunning catches to keep the pressure relentless. - Mendis holds Sri Lanka together - Earlier, Mendis had been the glue that held Sri Lanka's innings together after England's leg-spin pair of Adil Rashid and Rehan Ahmed reduced the hosts to 124 for four. Battling cramps but showing sharp game awareness, Mendis rotated the strike cleverly and punished anything loose. He added 88 runs for the fifth wicket with Janith Liyanage, who made 46. Mendis was on 92 at the start of the final over and watched from the non-striker's end as Wellalage stole the limelight, launching three fours and a six in a blistering 25 not out from 12 balls as the last over bowled by Overton yielded 23. That proved crucial as it dragged the hosts to 271-6 from their 50 overs. Sri Lanka outplayed us, England captain Harry Brook said. We thought we could chase it and we were in a good position, but with the asking rate climbing it became difficult. It's hard to start and someone needed to go on and finish the job. Also Read: Live Cricket Score The teams meet again at the same stadium on Saturday for the second game of the three-match series.
Uttar Pradesh's Prashant Veer suffers shoulder injury
Veer is understood to have suffered a grade-2 tear that could keep him out of action for at least three weeks
Devine, Gayakwad star as Giants seal comfortable win
Giants went to second on the points table after consigning UP Warriorz to their third loss in a row
WPL-4: Devines all-round skills to the fore as Giants wallop Warriorz
The Kiwi all-rounder scores an unbeaten 50 off 42 balls to lift the Gujarat side to 153 on a slow track and follows it up with a couple of wickets; Rajeshwari runs through the lower middle-order as the UP side folds up for 108
Devine, Gayakwad star as Giants seal comfortable win - ESPN
Devine, Gayakwad star as Giants seal comfortable win ESPN
Sophie Devine stars as Gujarat Giants crush UP Warriorz by 45 runs
Sophie Devine's stellar all-round performance, featuring an unbeaten 50 and two wickets, powered Gujarat Giants to a dominant 45-run victory over UP Warriorz. After posting 153/8, the Giants' disciplined bowling attack, spearheaded by Rajeshwari Gayakwad's three wickets, restricted UP to 108, ending a three-match losing streak and propelling Gujarat to second in the WPL standings.
Adar Poonawala states intent to bid for RCB ownership
Serum Institute of India CEO says he will make a 'strong and competitive' bid
Pune Grand Tour | 'Never seen such a big crowd': How India and Indians embrace cycling
Massive crowds, curiosity and warmth defined the Pune Grand Tour as India embraced elite international cycling with rare fervour. From Saswad to Baramati, spectators lined roads normally meant for everyday life, leaving visiting teams stunned by the turnout and hospitality. Beyond results and jerseys, the inaugural race revealed Indias untapped appetite for global sporting spectacles.
Mens HIL | Soormas 6-1 victory not enough for a playoff spot
Soorma, needing a win by seven clear goals to displace HIL GC from the fourth spot, were tied with Hyderabad Toofans and HIL GC on 11 points but finished agonisingly fifth
Handshake row returns: Pakistan takes dig at India ahead of T20 WC Watch
Pakistan's T20 series promo against Australia subtly reignites the handshake controversy with India. A video suggests a tourist forgot to shake hands, implying they learned this from India. This comes after Indian players previously avoided handshakes with Pakistani counterparts following terror attacks. The series is a build-up to the T20 World Cup.
Why a slow chase was better than a fast one for Pakistan against Zimbabwe
By slowing down and eliminating Scotland, Pakistan ensured they took the advantage of beating Zimbabwe into the Super Six stage
Relaid Chepauk outfield should be good for 10 years: TNCA president Srinivasa Raj
The TNPL this year might be shorter, with more double-header games and venues restricted to just two from the usual four
Pressure on NZ as they look to stop India's T20 juggernaut
India will not want to let up any of the intensity as they stay in central India and move from Nagpur to Raipur
'Indian cricket no less than Bollywood abroad' | Bombay Sport Exchange
'Indian cricket no less than Bollywood abroad' | Bombay Sport Exchange
Bengal's Abhimanyu Easwaran run out after leaving crease to get drinks
The batter had assumed the ball was dead, and was run out for 81
Adar Poonawalla to make 'strong and competitive' bid for Royal Challengers Bengaluru
Adar Poonawalla has announced plans to bid for the Royal Challengers Bengaluru IPL team. The current owners are seeking a new buyer for the franchise. This development comes as RCB considers moving its home matches from Bengaluru. Other potential buyers are also reportedly in contention. The ownership transfer is expected to be finalized soon.
T20 WC: Rickelton, Stubbs replace injured De Zorzi & Ferreira; Miller doubtful
South Africa's T20 World Cup hopes face a blow with key players Tony de Zorzi and Donovan Ferreira ruled out due to injuries. Ryan Rickelton and Tristan Stubbs have been drafted into the squad as replacements. Meanwhile, captain David Miller's participation is uncertain after an adductor injury, with Rubin Hermann on standby for the West Indies series.
I would have been happy to not be out, says Siddhesh Lad
Who has the highest batting average in Test history? Short answer: Its not Bradman
Born 105 years ago, Andy Ganteaume etched his name in cricket history with a solitary Test century for the West Indies. His debut 112 against England in 1948, in front of his home crowd, remains his only international innings. This remarkable feat propelled him to a Test batting average of 112, surpassing even Sir Don Bradman's legendary record.
Golf | IGU faults IOA for creating confusion, insists players wont suffer
'If he takes off, India take off': Shastri, Pietersen backs Abhishek to dominate T20 WC
Former India coach Ravi Shastri believes young batter Abhishek Sharma is key to India's T20 World Cup success, stating, If he takes off, India take off. Ex-England star Kevin Pietersen also lauded Abhishek as a proper star and highlighted South Africa's Dewald Brevis as another impactful player for the upcoming tournament.
RANJI TROPHY | Saurashtra vs Punjab match hurtles towards early finish as 23 wickets fall on day one
CRICKET | Left-arm spinners call the shots on a turning track with Harpreet Brar for the visitor and Parth Bhut for the host doing the maximum damage; only 11 of the days 94.2 overs were bowled by the pacers; Gohil scores the lone half-century
RCB sale: Adar Poonawalla plans 'strong and competitive bid' to buy IPL franchise
Serum Institute of India CEO Adar Poonawalla is preparing a strong bid to acquire the Indian Premier League's Royal Challengers Bengaluru franchise. This follows Diageo's decision to put RCB up for sale after their maiden IPL title win in 2025. The franchise, a fan favorite, has a rich history and has seen legendary players grace its ranks.
Afghanistan opt to bowl in quest for 3-0 sweep of West Indies
WI hand opportunities to Carty and Greaves in place of Athanaze and Lewis
Ranji Trophy | A dubious decision spells doom for Gill
Unchanged UP Warriorz bowl; Gujarat Giants bring Wyatt-Hodge in for Wareham
Rajeshwari Gayakwad replaced fellow left-arm spinner Tanuja Kanwar for GG
South Africa add Rickelton and Stubbs to T20 World Cup squad
De Zorzi has not recovered from the hamstring tear he sustained in December in India while Ferreira fractured his shoulder while fielding in an SA20 match
'Taking Indian coaching to the world': Ashwin praises Ganguly's SA20 impact
Sourav Ganguly has made a remarkable debut as head coach, steering Pretoria Capitals to the SA20 final in his inaugural season. The Keshav Maharaj-led side secured their spot after a dominant win, with Dewald Brevis starring with the bat. Ganguly's leadership is drawing praise, highlighting the global potential of Indian coaches.
IGPL, Paes come together to take golf to schools
Ranji Trophy: Late strikes boost Karnataka on the opening day
Madhya Pradesh loses Venkatesh and Patidar against the run of play as the visiting side slips to 244 for five at stumps; the home team suffers a couple of setbacks as skipper Mayank and wicketkeeper Shrijith leave the field
CRICKET | India will aim to fine-tune its arsenal in the second T20I against New Zealand
Skipper Suryakumars flicker of form will have delighted the think-tank; Samson will hope to make his move to the top of the order count; chance for Kishan to also get cracking; the Kiws meanwhile need a much better all-round performance
WPL: UP Warriorz win toss, opt to bowl
BCB accuses ICC of double standards over T20 World Cup venue issue
Aminul Islam brings up ICC's handling of 2025 Champions Trophy, where India played in Dubai instead of in Pakistan
Mustafizur's IPL snub triggered T20 WC standoff: BCB president
Bangladesh Cricket Board president Aminul Islam Bulbul has revealed that Mustafizur Rahmans removal from an IPL team over security concerns triggered Bangladeshs hardening stance against travelling to India for the T20 World Cup.
Luke Wright steps down as England Men's selector
Wright leaves post after more than three years at the end of upcoming T20 World Cup
Sriram Balaji wins, Yuki Bhambri exits mixed doubles at Australian Open
Indian players Sriram Balaji and Yuki Bhambri secured wins in the Australian Open men's doubles first round. Balaji and his partner defeated a French-Aussie duo. Bhambri and his partner also advanced. However, Indian-American Nishesh Basavareddy was knocked out in the men's singles second round. Yuki Bhambri and Nicole Melichar-Martinez exited the mixed doubles in the first round.
'Security risk situation has not changed': Bangladesh says no T20 WC matches in India
Bangladesh has reiterated that its refusal to play the upcoming World Cup in India is solely due to security concerns and is a sovereign decision. Government adviser Professor Asif Nazrul criticised the ICC for failing to address Bangladeshs grievances, while BCB president Aminul Islam Bulbul confirmed the boards demand for a neutral venue, insisting the team is ready to play.
Bangladesh firm on not playing T20 World Cup in India despite risk of exclusion
Decision announced after meeting between BCB, national players and the government's sports adviser
Diego Garcia and Admirable please
Bangladesh wont play T20 World Cup in India, vows to keep fighting
Babar Azam returns home for national duty after a forgettable BBL outing
Babars appearance in the league also sparked a controversy when his partner Steve Smith refused a single to him while the former was batting on 47 from 58 balls
Bangladesh has been given more time by the ICC to decide on playing the 2026 T20 World Cup in India. Security concerns remain the primary reason for their hesitation. If Bangladesh withdraws, Scotland will take their place based on rankings. The Bangladesh government has firmly stated its decision not to participate in India.
'Won't play in India': Bangladesh out of T20 World Cup? BCB remains defiant
Bangladesh Cricket Board has confirmed its non-participation in the T20 World Cup, refusing to travel to India due to the Mustafizur Rahman issue and rejected venue change requests. The BCB cited security concerns and national pride, stating they will continue to fight for their position.
Men's tennis leans on 38-year-old Djokovic as SinnerAlcaraz era tightens grip
Men's tennis looks to 38-year-old Novak Djokovic to challenge the dominance of Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. Djokovic's win at the Australian Open shows his continued ability to compete. Other top players acknowledge Sinner and Alcaraz are on another level. The hope remains that even the best can be beaten on any given day.
Former India Defender Ilyas Pasha Dead, Aiff, East Bengal Condole
A committed and soft-spoken footballer, Pasha carved out a distinguished career in an area of the field that demanded resilience and composure - defence
T20 WC row: Bangladesh players meet officials as BCB hopes for a 'miracle'
Bangladesh cricketers met with sports officials to discuss their T20 World Cup participation after the ICC rejected a request to move matches from India. The team's attendance hinges on a final decision regarding security concerns, with Scotland poised to replace them if they withdraw.
India, Australia beware! Pakistan tipped as dark horse for U19 WC title win | EXCLUSIVE
While India and Australia are favoured for the 2026 ICC Under-19 World Cup, former South Africa spinner Paul Adams highlights Pakistan as a strong contender. Pakistan's recent Under-19 Asia Cup triumph, where they convincingly defeated India, signals their formidable presence and potential to challenge traditional powerhouses in the tournament.
Injured Sadhu out of WPL 2026, Giants pick Kalita as replacement
Sadhu did not feature in any matches this season for Gujarat Giants
'Chup chaap ball daal': Rohit Sharma's 'appeal' warning to India spinner
Rohit Sharma lauded Tilak Varma's composure and big-match temperament, highlighting his potential for the T20 World Cup. Sharma also humorously advised Kuldeep Yadav to focus on bowling rather than appealing excessively. Both players are crucial for India's title defense campaign.
ICC T20 World Cup: Rohit Sharma-featured campaign unveiled, highlighting Indias title defence
India's 2026 T20 World Cup campaign is framed as a battle against history, aiming to break records like defending a title, winning as hosts, and achieving a third championship. Led by Rohit Sharma, the team confronts the challenge of overcoming unprecedented feats, with a campaign film emphasizing belief over statistics. This initiative highlights India's ambition to rewrite the record books.
Gill's Ranji return ends in a two-ball duck; Jadeja's batting woes continue
The Ranji Trophy clash between Punjab and Saurashtra saw senior India players Shubman Gill and Ravindra Jadeja endure forgettable outings on a day of falling wickets. Gill was dismissed for a duck, while Jadeja managed only 7 runs. Saurashtra was bowled out for 172, with Punjab struggling at 87 for 5 by the end of Day 1.
Skipper Rohit Sharma lauded young batter Tilak Varma for his excellent attitude and temperament. Sharma also humorously advised spinner Kuldeep Yadav to focus on bowling. These insights come as India prepares for the T20 World Cup. Varma's batting prowess and Yadav's bowling skills are key for India's campaign. The team aims for a successful title defense.
Troy Cooley returns as England pace-bowling lead coach
Tasmanian involved in 2005 Ashes-winning set-up back with ECB after 20-year gap
EMotorad partners with India Khelo Football Season 5
EMotorad will recognise individual excellence by awarding an electric cycle to the Best Performer at every IKF match
ISPL: Aakash Jangid of Delhi Superheros on how he remains consistent
ISPL: Aakash Jangid of Delhi Superheros on how he remains consistent
Jacks out with illness as Sri Lanka bat against England
Rehan Ahmed replaces Jacks; no Wanindu Hasaranga or Maheesh Theekshana in the XI for Sri Lanka
From Rs 275 crore to bare bones: AIFF faces a tough test to sell ISL broadcast rights
The AIFF has reissued a broadcast tender for the ISL 202526 season after its earlier RFP failed to attract bidders. With its deal with FSDL expired, reduced production budgets, uncertain fixtures and limited bargaining power, the federation faces a tough challenge in securing a viable broadcast partner, raising concerns over revenues, broadcast quality and club finances.
Afghanistan vs West Indies: Playing 11, live streaming, squad, other details
West Indies aim to salvage pride in the final T20I against Afghanistan in Dubai after losing the series. Afghanistan secured victory with a strong batting performance and Mujeeb Ur Rahman's impressive four-wicket haul, including a hat-trick. The match is scheduled for Thursday at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.
Glenn Phillips press conference: on big chase, Indian conditions & key takeaways | IND vs NZ 1st T20I
Bangladesh's T20 World Cup participation is in jeopardy after the ICC rejected their request to move matches from India to Sri Lanka. The Bangladesh Cricket Board is now in urgent talks with the government and players, facing a 24-hour ultimatum to confirm their travel to India.
U19 WC Live Score: Japan vs Ireland
Russell Domingo press conference: on missed chances, learnings & Fridays do-or-die clash | SA20
Russell Domingo press conference: on missed chances, learnings & Fridays do-or-die clash | SA20
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Indonesia Masters 2026: Indian shuttlers P V Sindhu, Lakshya Sen advance to the quarterfinals
AMN In Badminton, Indian shuttlers P V Sindhu and Lakshya Sen have advanced to the quarterfinals of Indonesia Masters tournament today. Lakshya prevailed over Hong Kong Chinas Jason Gunawan 21-10 21-11 in Mens Singles pre-quarterfinals. In Womens Singles, a two-time Olympic-medallist, Sindhu, notched up a 21-19, 21-18 triumph over Line Hojmark Kjaerfeldt of Denmark in []
Womens Premier League: UP Warriorz to take on Gujarat Giants in league match today
AMN In the Womens Premier League Cricket, UP Warriorz Women will take on Gujarat Giants Women in a league match at BCA Stadium Kotambi in Vadodara today. The match is scheduled to begin at 7:30 PM. WPL 2026 is being held in a two-city format. After completing the Navi Mumbai leg of the tournament, all []
India beat New Zealand by 48 runs in first T-20 of five match series in Nagpur
AMN In Mens Cricket, India defeated New Zealand by 48 runs in the first T-20 of the five-match series at Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium in Nagpur last night. With this win, the Men in Blue took a 1-0 lead in the five-match T20I series against the Black Caps. Chasing a target of 239 runs set []
ICC rejects Bangladesh Cricket Boards request; Bangladesh matches to be played in India as scheduled
AMN The International Cricket Council (ICC) has rejected the request from the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) to shift its teams T20 World Cup fixtures to Sri Lanka, saying the matches will proceed as scheduled. The ICC said there is no credible threat to the safety of Bangladesh players, officials or fans at any of the []
Dewald Brevis press conference: on match-winning knock & focus on final | SA20
Dewald Brevis press conference: on match-winning knock & focus on final | SA20
U19 WC Live Score: West Indies vs South Africa
Flop show! Babar Azam leaves BBL midway; Sixers say 'Thank you'
Babar Azam's challenging Big Bash League stint with Sydney Sixers has concluded as he returns to Pakistan's national camp for upcoming T20Is against Australia and the World Cup. Despite a disappointing BBL run with modest statistics, his recall signals his importance to Pakistan's plans, aiming to regain form.
Abhishek fastest to 5,000 T20 runs: All major records as India rout NZ
Abhishek Sharma's explosive 84 off 35 balls powered India to a record-extending 238/7 against New Zealand in the first T20I. Sharma became the fastest to 5,000 T20 runs and hit the quickest fifty by an Indian against New Zealand. Suryakumar Yadav and Rinku Singh also contributed significantly, while Arshdeep Singh continued his wicket-taking spree.
'Monkey off the back': Ashwin on Surya's knock
Ravichandran Ashwin lauded Suryakumar Yadav's 22-ball 32 in the first T20I against New Zealand, calling it a crucial knock to overcome a lean patch. India secured a commanding 48-run victory, with strong performances from Abhishek Sharma and Rinku Singh, taking a 1-0 series lead.
ICC rejects Bangladesh plea: Pakistan disappointed but wont withdraw from T20 World Cup
Pakistan expressed disappointment as the International Cricket Council rejected Bangladesh's request to move T20 World Cup matches from India, despite Pakistan backing Bangladesh's stance in principle. However, Pakistan has clarified that withdrawing from the tournament is not an option, as they are already scheduled to play at a neutral venue.
P V Sindhu, Lakshya enter quarters of Indonesia Masters
Indian badminton stars PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen have reached the quarterfinals of the Indonesia Masters. Both players secured dominant straight-game victories in their respective round-of-16 matches. Sen defeated Jason Gunawan of Hong Kong China. Sindhu overcame Line Hojmark Kjaerfeldt of Denmark. Sindhu now faces top seed Chen Yu Fei of China in her next match.
Babar Azam to miss remainder of BBL finals, set to return to Pakistan for team camp
The announcement comes just 24 hours before Sydney Sixers' Challenger final against Hobart Hurricanes
Danger signs for Team India: Varun Chakravarthy's mystery decoded
New Zealand's Glenn Phillips showcased impressive strokeplay against India's Varun Chakravarthy, scoring 19 runs off nine deliveries. Phillips attributed his success to maintaining balance, correct head position, and extracting information at the point of release. He acknowledged that combating spinners like Varun requires individual approaches based on pitch conditions.
India coach Gautam Gambhir amusingly dismissed notions of having unlimited authority in team selections, responding to Shashi Tharoor's comparison of his job to the Prime Minister's. Gambhir's tenure has seen significant team transitions, including captaincy changes and senior player retirements, amidst ongoing speculation about his relationships with key players and the team's recent home Test performance.
Spotlight on Sanju Samson, Ishan Kishan as red hot India aim to make it 2-0 against NZ
Sanju Samson aims for a stable top-order role, while Ishan Kishan seeks to capitalize on limited chances in the second T20 against New Zealand. India's dominant win signals strong form ahead of the T20 World Cup, with Abhishek Sharma and Rinku Singh impressing.
'I will be ready': Usain Bolt wants to play cricket at LA 2028 Olympics
Retired sprint legend Usain Bolt has expressed his interest in a potential return to elite sport, this time on the cricket field. With cricket set for its Olympic debut at the LA 2028 Games, the eight-time Olympic gold medallist is willing to represent Jamaica if the opportunity arises, citing his deep childhood passion for the sport.
Exclusive: 'Test cricket is pinnacle, but T20 cricket ensures financial stability' - Steve Waugh
Steve Waugh, co-owner of Amsterdam Flames in European T20 Premier League (ETPL), bats for the survival of Test cricket but admitted that playing in the T20 leagues provides current cricketers stability and regular income. The 60-year-old also maintained that Test cricket will survive because top cricketers of the world still want to play the game's ultimate format.
SA20 Qualifier 1: Parsons steers Capitals into new territory - a maiden final
Pretoria Capitals booked their place in the SA20 Season 4 final after beating Sunrisers Eastern Cape by 7-wickets at Kingsmead in Durban. Bryce Parsons (3/10 and 60) and Dewald Brevis (75 off 38 balls) played key roles in Capitals' surge to the title match. This will be their first appearance in the SA20 final.
Edwards: No time for Sydney Sixers to be 'shy'
The allrounder was part of the major collapse against Perth Scorchers but is the team's leading wicket-taker this season
After white-ball glut, players return to red-ball cricket as Ranji resumes
Domestic cricketers face a fractured Ranji Trophy season, with a 63-day break interrupting play for white-ball tournaments. This schedule shuffle, despite the premier status of red-ball cricket, raises questions about its relevance. Players highlight the challenge of adapting between formats and managing workloads, particularly for fast bowlers, impacting their performance and readiness.
