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Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) have appointed a new head coach for the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026. A potential trade between Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Gujarat Titans (GT) has been confirmed. We have injury updates regarding Shreyas Iyer, Nitish Kumar Reddy, and Pratika Rawal. Ajinkya Rahane has expressed displeasure regarding the lack of communication about his Test future. Harshit Rana’s chat with Gautam Gambhir has been revealed. Cricket 1 min Rohit Sharma, Yashasvi Jaiswal & Gujarat Titans: Why did Shubman Gill fail in IND vs AUS ODIs? KKR coaching change Abhishek Nayar has been appointed as KKR’s head coach for the IPL 2026 season. Having removed Chandrakant Pandit, who helmed the role from 2022 to 2025, KKR has decided to look within instead of outside. Nayar has been involved with the Knights since 2018 and was their assistant coach last season. Washington Sundar to CSK The trade talk regarding Washington Sundar seems to be true. Tamil Na...

At the end of the Women’s World Cup 2025 , there would be a lot of questions raised, over the scheduling of the tournament and the picking of the hosts. And after IND vs BAN match on Sunday, the last league game of the competition in Navi Mumbai, ended without a result due to rain, it is only fair that tough questions are asked. Co-hosts India and Sri Lanka witnessed six washed out matches — 5 in Colombo and 1 in Navi Mumbi, which is just mind-boggling. If not for these, perhaps the complexion of the tournament would have been a little different. Maybe team like Pakistan, who finished winless, would have posted an upset victory over England. Perhaps, New Zealand, who had two washed out matches, could have won both and be in the semis, instead of India. Who knows. That said, it is time now to see the list of all the washed out matches in Women’s World Cup 2025. Washed Out Matches in Women’s World Cup 2025 Match Venue Stadium Date Sri Lanka vs Australia Colombo R Prema...

It was almost a perform-or-perish moment for Harshit Rana after he struggled in the first two one-day internationals against Australia. Before the third ODI in Sydney, pressure on Rana was immense. The 23-year-old pacer had been battered by criticism, labelled a “favourite” of Gautam Gambhir. With him being a constant figure in most of India’s squads led to a meltdown among fans and put pressure on the Delhi lad. His first two outings in the series were forgettable as well, with just two wickets for 86 runs, and his place was hanging by a thread. For India’s new head coach Gautam Gambhir, who had gone out on a limb defending him, the pressure was just as real too. Gambhir’s tough love before Sydney showdown On the eve of the Sydney ODI, Gambhir finally dropped the friendly mentor act and delivered a brutal reality check. “ Perform kar, warna bahar bitha dunga (Perform or I’ll drop you) ,” he told Rana, a line that fueled fire in Rana’s belly. The warning worked like a spark. Rana c...

Rohit Sharma has been the face of India’s white-ball batting for years, and his latest knock in Sydney reminded everyone why. As he brought up his century against Australia , the crowd rose, knowing they were witnessing something special. It wasn’t just another Rohit Sharma innings, it felt like the beginning of the end of a remarkable chapter in Indian cricket. Cricket 57 mins 7 takeaways from IND vs AUS ODIs: Rohit-Kohli, Harshit Rana aces Shami role & Kuldeep Yadav snub major issue Rohit Sharma dominates Australia once again In his final appearance in Australia , the man made sure it was unforgettable. Rohit Sharma, after months away from ODI cricket, returned like he never left. He scored 73 in Adelaide and an unbeaten 121 in Sydney, guiding India to a nine-wicket win and sealing the Player of the Series award with 202 runs. At 38, he looked leaner, hungrier, and far more purposeful, much like like a man chasing one last summit. A...

The Indian cricket fraternity has been rocked by a shameful incident that took place in Indore. Soon after breaking records in Perth, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma have been handed indirect domestic mandates from the BCCI. Two Indian stars have gotten injured. PCB has pulled one of the craziest administrative moves. Sarfaraz Khan comes into focus again, but for cricketing reasons. Cricket 11 mins 7 takeaways from IND vs AUS ODIs: Rohit-Kohli, Harshit Rana aces Shami role & Kuldeep Yadav snub major issue BCCI Ro-Ko India’s ODI captain, Shubman Gill, has confirmed that post the South Africa ODI series, the selectors and management will talk about Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli playing domestic cricket so they remain in good touch. Although the duo starred in Sydney, they won’t play any competitive matches for over a month. Kohli breaks most runs record Virat Kohli has become the second-highest ODI run-scorer of all time after his 74...

Asia Cup saga continues In a fresh twist to the ongoing Asia Cup 2025 saga, the trophy has reoprtedly been relocated to a different location in Abu Dhabi under the custody of Pakistan Cricket Board and ACC chairman Mohsin Naqvi. As per the report, a BCCI official who had visited the ACC office earlier this month had enquired about the trophy and had been informed that it had been shifted to another location in custody of the PCB chairman. Read more here. When MSD fooled CSK fans Tushar Deshpande, who was a part of CSK in IPL 2024 before moving to RR in 2025, revealed how Dhoni had fooled the fans in 2024. The pacer claimed that he was told by the CSK stalwart to tell Jadeja that he would go out to bat ahead of the former skipper in the game against KKR. What happened next was the pacer going on to communicate the same to the all-rounder, only for Thala to enter from behind, leading to the crowd erupting. Read more here. Goodbye Rohit Sharma? A light-hearted exchange betwe...

Sri Lanka’s first chance at hosting a Women’s World Cup ended on a sour note on Friday. The co-hosts crashed after a wash out in their final game of Women’s World Cup 2025. Considered dark horses due to home conditions, the Islanders failed to make much impact, partly down to the Colombo weather. In 7 games, Chamari Athapathathu and Co managed just a solitary victory, a 7-run win over Bangladesh. They suffered three washouts in Colombo, all but ending their pursuit of a semi-final spot. Sri Lanka’s batting malaise, Bowling shows promise The Lankans’ batting proved to be their Achilles’ heel throughout the tournament. While there were flashes of individual brilliance, most notably Hasini Perera’s gritty maiden international half-century (85) against Bangladesh, the unit failed to fire in unison. Captain Athapaththu, a player known for her explosive batting, couldn’t consistently convert her starts into the match-winning scores the team desperately needed against top-tier opposition ...