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The ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023 is set to be an exciting tournament featuring the top cricketing nations from around the world. The event will be hosted by India from October 5th to November 19th, 2023. The tournament will consist of several stages, including the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Super League, the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Qualifier Play-Off, and the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Qualifier. The ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Super League began in July 2020 and will

The frenzy for this year's Indian Premier League has allowed both the the broadcaster and streaming partners to garner record viewership on their respective platforms, after the country's cricket board had for the first time split the media rights for the world's second richest league. Disney Star, the official television broadcaster of IPL, said an astounding 50.5 crore viewers tuned in to watch the live broadcast of T20 matches on television and the number for total viewers, including coverages around matches and highlights,

India and Australia are currently locking horns against each other in the final of the World Test Championship. The match is being played at the Kennington Oval Cricket Ground in London. As players from both sides walked out on the field for the national anthems of their respective countries, they were seen sporting black armbands. Players and match officials have won the armbands as a mark of respect for those who lost their lives in the tragic train accident in Odisha last week.

In the high-stakes ICC finals, India's opening bowler is a crucial role that demands skill, precision, and nerves of steel. The responsibility often falls upon a talented and experienced paceman to set the tone for the team. With a rich history of fast-bowling greats, India has been fortunate to produce exceptional talents who have excelled on the grandest stage. This opening bowler embodies aggression, speed, and swing, wreaking havoc on opposition batsmen with deadly accuracy. Their ability to generate early breakthroughs and provide

Georgia Wareham fancied her chances of a Test debut. As the only leg-spinner selected in Australia's 14-player Ashes squad that toured England in 2019, the sole Test match of the series shaped as the perfect time for Wareham to make her debut in the longest format. After all, the then 20-year-old had done nothing but impress since her international debut in both one-day and T20 internationals nine months earlier. But things didn't go to plan for the young Victorian. The multi-format nature of

They might be the geopolitical superpower of international cricket, but India have endured 10 ICC global tournaments stretching across more than 12 years without any silverware to show for their efforts. Their chance to end that lean streak begins on Wednesday at The Oval where they meet Australia in the second iteration of the World Test Championship Final, before they host the ICC ODI World Cup on home turf later this year. It was the previous occasion India served as co-host of that

The Australian team made a last-minute addition to their support staff ahead of the World Test Championship final against India, as they appointed former England head coach Andy Flower as consultant. Flower joined the side ahead of the clash that begins on Wednesday at The Oval; the former Zimbabwe captain had most recently been the head coach of Indian Premier League team Lucknow Super Giants in the recently-concluded edition. Flower had coached the England team from 2009-2014; he is, however, not expected to

Australia Cricket team will play Final matche against India Cricket Team, where the ICC World Test Championship Final 2023 will be played on Wednesday, June 07, 2023 - Sunday, June 11, 2023. The AUS vs IND, ICC World Test Championship Final match will be played at Kennington Oval, London, and will get started at 11:00 AM LOCAL Here are the full details of the Australia vs India ICC World Test Championship Final Match 2023 Timing, Captain, Squad or Players List. Australia vs India

Australia hope Cameron Green's strong Indian Premier League form will help, not hinder, the young allrounder's preparation for his maiden Test tour of the United Kingdom. After a four-day acclimatisation stint in Formby near Liverpool, the Aussies' held their first major training session in Beckenham on Thursday ahead of their World Test Championship final and Ashes series tilts. It was the first time their full 17-man squad had assembled, with auxiliary pacemen Michael Neser and Sean Abbott also linking up with the group

Tackling India with a Dukes-brand ball on an early-summer pitch at The Oval might carry little in common with the recent four-Test series on the subcontinent, but Australia believes lessons harshly learned earlier this year might prove useful over coming months in England. Pat Cummins' men relinquished hopes of reclaiming the Border-Gavaskar Trophy during 90 minutes of mayhem in the second Test at Delhi last February when their batting was gripped by a mania that saw nine wickets fall for just 48 runs,

If you are wondering how similar and close both finals were, then stick around for some eye-opening statistical ride. For starters, coincidently, four runs were required on the last ball of both the games. The only difference was that in first game which was played in Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium on March 18, the bowling side managed to secure a one-run victory, while in Monday’s (May 29) game, batting side won by five wickets. Similarly, both Chennai and Lahore, who won the toss, went

As the dust settles on another hugely entertaining IPL season, it’s time to reflect on the incredible cricket that the 10 franchises delivered since the start of the tournament on March 31. There has been a slew of breath-taking individual performances, and while some careers were majestically launched others, sadly, ended abruptly. Even with those departures the pipeline of young talent just keeps flowing. But for the majority of the 73 matches, an intense adrenaline rush overwhelmed the passionate fans that were filled

Chennai Super Kings' (CSK) stunning win in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 final drew curtains on the 16th edition of domestic cricket's biggest extravaganza on Tuesday. Ravindra Jadeja's late flourish propelled MS Dhoni and Co. to their record-extending fifth IPL crown at the famous Narendra Modi Stadium. IPL 2023 concluded on Monday but every cricket fans would like to know the winners of Orange Cap, Purple Cap and all. here is the list for the winners. Orange Cap award: Shubman Gill (890)

A man who was once ridiculed as the bits and pieces cricketer, Ravindra Jadeja (15 not out off 6 balls) was the Chennai Super Kings and MS Dhoni’s savior with two stunning shots in the final two deliveries to bring the CSK its fifth Indian Premier League title. In the most dramatic IPl final of all time, CSK chased down the revised target of 171 in 15 overs, on the final ball of the innings, to beat the Gujarat Titans by five wickets.

The 2023 Indian Premier League (IPL) final which was supposed be played between Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Gujarat Titans (GT) on Sunday, May 28 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad was postponed to the reserve day i.e. on Monday after incessant rain did not let a ball to be bowled. CSK are the most successful team in IPL history, having won the title four times. They are also the most experienced team in the competition, with a number of world-class players

Chennai Super Kings' star batter Ambati Rayudu announced his retirement from the Indian Premier League on Sunday, confirming that the final of the 2023 edition against Gujarat Titans will be his last match in the tournament. Rayudu, who has been part of the CSK since 2018, won two titles with the franchise; he had begun his IPL career with Mumbai Indians in 2010. “2 great teams mi nd csk,204 matches,14 seasons,11 playoffs,8 finals,5 trophies.hopefully 6th tonight. It’s been quite a journey.I have decided

Imran Khan, who retired after winning the 1992 Cricket World Cup, is Pakistan's most successful ODI captain in terms of the number of victories. So, here is a list of Pakistan's all-time most successful ODI captains. Serial NoNameTotal PlayedWonLostTied1Imran Khan139755952Wasim Akram109664223Inzamam Ul Haq87513334 Misbah-ul-Haq 87453935 Waqar Younis 62372326 Javed Miandad 62263337 Shoaib Malik 41251608 Saleem Malik 34211129 Sarfraz Ahmed 352113010 Shahid Khan Afridi 3919181

Shubman Gill's dazzling 52-ball 104 not out trumped Virat Kohli's sumptuous unbeaten 101 as Gujarat Titans edged Royal Challengers Bangalore in a high-scoring thriller by six wickets in the final league game of the IPL season in Bengaluru. With the heartbreaking defeat, RCB's journey in this year's competition came to an end. With Mumbai Indians winning the afternoon game, Faf du Plessis and co. needed an outright win to qualify for the knockouts but Gill smashed his second consecutive century of the season,

Virat Kohli is known for his passionate and animated celebrations on and off the cricket field. But on Thursday, after Royal Challengers Bangalore beat Sunrisers Hyderabad in the Indian Premier League (IPL), the former India captain showed off a new celebration. Kohli and his fellow RCB teammates recreated Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo’s famous ‘sleeping’ celebration. This was after Kohli hit a century to lead his team over the finishing line against SRH. Kohli smashed a sublime century and Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper Faf

Yashasvi Jaiswal continued his sensational run in the IPL by smashing the fastest fifty in tournament history after Yuzvendra Chahal became the all-time leading wicket-taker as Rajasthan Royals cruised to a nine-wicket win over Kolkata Knight Riders to resurrect its playoff hopes in Kolkata on Thursday. Chahal became IPL's leading wicket-taker before completing a brilliant 4/25 as RR restricted KKR to a below-par 149/8 at the Eden Gardens On a day KKR batters struggled to time the ball, the 21-year-old Jaiswal showed the