The International Cricket Council Has Announced The Schedule For The ICC Men’s Champion Trophy 2025,which is played from 19 February to March 9,2025.The Tournament will feature eight teams competing in 15 matches across venues in Pakistan and Dubai. Tournament Format Groups Schedule Overview All matches will be day and night.
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Unpredictable Team The Pakistan cricket team has surprised the fans by achieving the spectacular success of a 3-0 series win against South Africa. If someone had said a week ago that pakistan would win this series by 3-0, perhaps many people would not have believed it. But this is the fun of the Pakistan cricket team, an unpredictable team that can do anything, anytime. Saim Ayub Future Star The primary role in the pakistan team’s success was the batting of Saim Ayub. Saim Ayub exposed his talent by playing a brilliant innings of 101 runs in the 3rd ODI. Saim…
World acclaim specialist Mohammad Amir has retired from international cricket yet again, saying an emotional goodbye to the game. Fans reflected on his stellar career after his announcement came in via a heartfelt post from his official X (Twitter for those not on the platform) account. Amir played his last international cricket T20 match against Ireland during the 2024 T20 World Cup in the USA. A day before, Imad Wasim announced his retirement from international cricket, and now he is an Amir. Amir thanked everyone for their support and explained why he was stepping away. He penned “in his tweet,…
The process of buying players in the auction of IPL 2025 continues. So far, 182 players have been bought in IPL action by spending 639.15 crores INR on 182 players. The most expensive player to be sold in the IPL 2025 Auction is Rishabh Pant, who was bought by Lucknow Super Giants for Rs 27 crore and set a new record in IPL history. Many players have not been bought by any team yet, such as David Warner, Shardul Thakur, Prithvi Shah and other big names who will not be bought yet in this IPL. A new record was created…
India’s batting maestro, Virat Kohli, cruised to a magnificent century in the first Test of a five-match series against Australia at Optus Stadium, Perth. It ended a prolonged lean phase in Test cricket for Clarke, putting him ahead of Sachin Tendulkar in the list of Test centuries by a visiting batter in Australia. Kohli’s second innings performance showed vintage brilliance since his Test average dipped to a modest 32 in 2020. Holding his hand up to his critics, recovering from a disappointing first innings dismissal for just five runs, he anchored India’s innings in what proved to be a challenging…
India dominated on the second day of the first Test against Australia at Perth to take complete control of the match. Opener Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul took the glory as they batted through two full sessions without their wickets getting washed away. India were at 172 for 0 by stumps — given a lead of 218 runs — with immense pressure on the hosts. Indian openers are on display with an impeccable display of resilience and being able to cash on a good batting surface. Jaiswal had a poor start in the first innings but counterattacked with an unbeaten…
On a lively Perth pitch, relentless pace bowling ensured that 17 wickets came up on the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 opening day. But bowled out for 150, India roared back with the ball to reduce Australia to 67 for seven at stumps. India elected to bat first, cautiously, before losing KL Rahul (26) to a debatable caught-behind decision before lunch. But India suffered brief resistance from Rishabh Pant (37) and debutant Nitish Kumar Reddy (41) before losing six wickets for 44 runs in the second session. Two brilliant seamers made Australia’s day courtesy of Josh Hazlewood (4/29) and Mitchell Marsh (2/12),…