The Bangladesh cricket team is on the brink of a historic T20 World Cup exit after the ICC firmly rejected their demand to move matches out of India. The standoff stems from a bitter dispute over Mustafizur Rahman’s IPL removal and Dhaka’s retaliatory ban on IPL broadcasts—now threatening their participation in the sport’s biggest global event.
In a rare and raw interview, Sanju Samson—India’s presumed first-choice keeper for the 2026 T20 World Cup—breaks his silence on years of uncertainty, inconsistent selection, and the constant fear of losing his place. His message is hauntingly simple: every match might be his last.
In a dramatic escalation of cricketing geopolitics, Pakistan has stepped in to offer hosting rights for Bangladesh’s T20 World Cup fixtures—after Dhaka refused to play in India over security concerns. With the ICC caught in the crossfire, the integrity of the tournament now hangs in the balance.
Once hailed as the most innovative batter in T20 cricket, Suryakumar Yadav is now mired in his worst international slump—19 innings without a fifty. Former pacer Varun Aaron points to risky shot selection, especially the lap shot, as the root cause. Can SKY rediscover his magic before the T20 World Cup?
In a stunning shake-up of the ICC charts, New Zealand’s Daryl Mitchell has leapfrogged Virat Kohli to claim the No.1 ODI batting ranking—thanks to back-to-back tons against India. Meanwhile, Rohit Sharma slips to fourth. Here’s what this historic shift really means.
India kicks off a high-stakes T20I series against New Zealand in a crucial test of their rebuild phase. With Hardik Pandya leading and fresh faces like Abhishek Sharma in the mix, can Team India set the tone for the upcoming T20 World Cup?