In a stunning revelation, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) claims it won’t suffer financially if the team withdraws from the T20 World Cup—but players will lose match fees, bonuses, and ICC payouts. The statement comes amid growing tensions between star pacer Mustafizur Rahman and the board.
After a shaky start to the season, Delhi Capitals finally broke through with a much-needed victory in the Women’s Premier League—thanks largely to an inexplicable batting meltdown by UP Warriorz in the death overs.
KL Rahul scored a brilliant 112, but Daryl Mitchell’s unbeaten 131 and New Zealand’s sharp spin attack turned the tide in Rajkot, leveling the ODI series at 1-1.
Mohammad Rizwan’s unusual ‘retired out’ decision in the Big Bash League ignited a firestorm back home. Critics called it disrespectful—but is it time to rethink how we judge modern T20 batting?
Former India spinner Harbhajan Singh has strongly criticized commentator Sanjay Manjrekar for suggesting Virat Kohli picked the ‘easiest format’ by focusing on ODIs, calling the remark disrespectful to the game and to one of its greatest batters.
A major Bangladesh cricket crisis has erupted, with national players threatening to boycott all cricket unless a BCB director resigns over disparaging public remarks, casting a shadow over their T20 World Cup participation.