“Not Directed At Players”: BCCI Explains Asia Cup Trophy Handover Stance
BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia said the Indian women’s team refused the Asia Cup trophy from Pakistan’s ACC chief as a conscious institutional decision.
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Remarks Against India, Politics: What Makes PCB Chief Mohsin Naqvi Controversial
For the second consecutive tournament, the BCCI refused to accept a trophy from the hands of Asian Cricket Council chairman Mohsin Naqvi, who is also a political leader in Pakistan.
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One constant menace and post-Bazball malaise: England’s winners and losers | Simon Burnton
Some have stepped to the fore during a period of uncertainty, while others appear to be struggling for form Robinson started the first Test by taking three wickets in an over, started his final bowling innings by taking two in an over, and between showed extraordinary control and consistency. His skill has never been in…
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A year to go – Australia’s to-do list for ODI World Cup defence
Filling the roles played by Steven Smith in the middle order and Glenn Maxwell with both bat and ball will be key
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Afghanistan look for better result as India hope for a repeat of near-perfect opener
There is no reason for India to change their XI for the second game, but they do have Vaibhav Sooryavanshi on the bench
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Mohsin Naqvi’s Stance Revealed As Women’s Asia Cup Trophy Drama Snowballs Into Fresh Controversy
A report has claimed that Mohsin Naqvi, the Asian Cricket Council chief, was keen to hand over the Women’s Asia Cup trophy to the Indian team himself, despite being informed of the BCCI’s decision in advance.
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“Proud Moment For Indian Cricket”: PM Narendra Modi On Women’s Asia Cup Triumph
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday congratulated the Indian women’s cricket team on winning the Women’s Asia Cup, calling it a “proud moment” and lauding their confidence and consistency throughout the tournament.
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Zimbabwe plot to topple Australia again with World Cup on horizon
Host keen to upset a vulnerable Australia again after T20 World Cup triumph while the defending ODI world champions look at reconnaissance mission ahead of 2027
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What have we learnt about England?
Simon Mann is joined by Michael Vaughan, Sir Alastair Cook, Jonathan Agnew and correspondent Stephan Shemilt to discuss what we’ve learnt about England’s Test side this summer.
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Pybus: ‘We made fundamental mistakes, we’ll be reviewing that’
“We were considerably short of the type of target we should have been able to set,” Richard Pybus says of Afghanistan’s batting in the first T20I against India