In a rare public outburst, star all-rounder Mehidy Hasan Miraz has condemned the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) for what he calls ’embarrassing and deeply disappointing’ comments by a senior director—igniting a fierce debate over player compensation, respect, and the future of the sport in the nation.
Australian pace legend Mitchell Starc has been officially named the ICC Men’s Player of the Month for December 2025, a fitting reward for his all-round masterclass during the Ashes series against England. With 16 wickets and a crucial 139 runs, Starc wasn’t just a player—he was the match-winner Australia needed to reclaim the urn.
In a candid and unusually blunt post-match assessment, India’s assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate delivered a stinging critique of young all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy, saying he’s “not doing a lot” despite repeated opportunities. This rare public call-out has ignited debate about player development, selection pressures, and whether the team misread match conditions in their recent ODI against New Zealand.
In a dramatic escalation of tensions, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has sacked director M Nazmul Islam following an unprecedented player revolt. The crisis erupted over controversial remarks about player payments and a potential T20 World Cup withdrawal—prompting stars like Mustafizur Rahman to threaten a full-scale boycott.
After India’s second ODI loss to New Zealand, former captain Kris Srikkanth delivered a scathing critique: the team is “suffering” due to the absence of a dependable sixth bowler. With Ravindra Jadeja struggling and Axar Patel left out, is the selection panel ignoring a glaring tactical flaw?
After a crushing seven-wicket defeat in Rajkot, Indian captain Shubman Gill pinpointed a critical flaw: the team’s inability to take wickets during the crucial middle overs. This deep dive explores why this phase has become India’s Achilles’ heel and what it means for the rest of the series against a resurgent New Zealand.