In a stunning turn of events, former Australian Test batter Joe Burns has been omitted from Italy’s squad for their historic ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 debut due to unresolved contractual and availability issues—despite playing a pivotal role in their qualification campaign.
In a historic moment for Indian cricket, Shafali Verma has been named ICC Women’s Player of the Month for November 2025, following her match-winning 87 in the World Cup final that secured India’s first-ever title. We break down her heroics and Simon Harmer’s parallel triumph.
Amid swirling rumors of a potential exit, JioStar and the ICC have issued a joint statement firmly denying any withdrawal from their landmark $3 billion media rights agreement. Here’s what it means for fans and the future of ICC cricket in India.
Cricket fans, rejoice! The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced the most affordable ticketing structure ever for the 2026 Men’s T20 World Cup clash between India and Pakistan. Entry-level tickets will begin at just ₹438, marking a historic shift toward fan inclusivity for cricket’s most-watched bilateral fixture.
In a groundbreaking move for cricket fandom, the ICC has launched ticket sales for the T20 World Cup 2026 with entry-level prices as low as Rs 100 in India and LKR 1,000 in Sri Lanka—making it the most affordable global cricket event in history.
JioStar is backing out of its massive $3 billion ICC broadcast rights deal, citing unsustainable losses. This move is shaking the cricket world and forcing a complete rethink of how the sport is monetized.