The Pakistan Super League (PSL) will once again run parallel to the Indian Premier League (IPL) in 2026, from March 26 to May 3. We explore the reasons behind this high-stakes scheduling decision, its impact on international cricket, and the ongoing rivalry between the two premier T20 leagues.
After two humiliating defeats, England’s Ashes dreams are hanging by a thread. With history against them and a fired-up Australia welcoming back Pat Cummins, a miracle seems the only way out in Adelaide.
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When UAE players sledged 14-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi with ‘Tere saath selfie loon?’, he responded not with words—but with a record-shattering 171 off 95 balls, including 14 sixes, as India posted 433/6 to crush UAE by 234 runs in the U19 Asia Cup opener.