Tag: ODI cricket
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India Out for 10-2 at Lunch as Left-Arm Wrecker Shatters Top Order at Eden Gardens
India Collapse at Eden Gardens: South Africa Strike Early India found themselves in trouble at Kolkata’s Eden Gardens, staring at a challenging chase after a brisk South Africa attack left them reeling at 10-2 at lunch. Missing Shubman Gill in this fixture, the home side faced a tricky seven overs before the break, with a…
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Agha Salman, Haris Rauf Star as Pakistan Edge Sri Lanka in ODI Thriller
Pakistan takes the initiative as Agha Salman shines with an unbeaten 105 The opening ODI of the three-match series between Pakistan and Sri Lanka yielded a scintillating performance from the home side, with Agha Salman delivering a memorable innings that anchored Pakistan to a formidable 299-5. Coming in to bat at a critical juncture, Salman…
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Pakistan upstages Sri Lanka in ODI opener as Agha and Rauf shine
Overview: Pakistan take the opening advantage in a tense ODI Pakistan moved ahead in the three-match ODI series after a commanding performance against Sri Lanka, posting 299-5 on the board before restricting the visitors to 293-9 in 50 overs. Agha Salman’s undefeated 105 off 87 balls and a disciplined bowling display from Haris Rauf set…
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Mohammed Shami: Ganguly Urges BCCI Recall Across Formats
Ganguly’s Strong Stand: A Call for Shami’s Return Former India captain Sourav Ganguly has publicly reinforced his stance that Mohammed Shami should be back in India’s setup across formats. With Shami’s name repeatedly cropping up in discussions about India’s pace options, Ganguly argues that the right-arm pacer is fit, in rhythm, and delivering performances that…
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Why Indian cricket’s balance matters: Finch’s call to reinstate Arshdeep Singh
Introduction: A call for balance in India’s squad Former Australia captain Aaron Finch has weighed in on India’s current selection strategy, urging the team to reinstate left-arm quick Arshdeep Singh and critics to rethink a heavily batting-driven lineup. Finch argues that while India possesses firepower with its bat, a lack of bowling penetration and balance…
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Harry Brook Feels the Pressure as England’s ODI Batting Struggles Against New Zealand
England’s ODI Woes Continue Against New Zealand Harry Brook says he is growing frustrated with England’s topsy-turvy batting as the national team slipped to another ODI series defeat, this time at the hands of New Zealand. After a recent run of high-scoring lates—England hammered 400 against the West Indies in June and posted 414 in…
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Brook Frustrated as England’s ODI Batting Slump Stalls Against New Zealand
England’s ODI woes deepen as New Zealand claim series win Harry Brook has publicly voiced his frustration over England’s inconsistent ODI batting, after a series defeat to New Zealand highlighted a recurring problem: the team’s top-order failure to string together cohesive innings. England’s renewed struggle follows a year in which the side has shown flashes…
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Shreyas Iyer spleen injury: stable update after ICU
Shreyas Iyer is out of ICU and remains under careful watch Shreyas Iyer’s health status has improved from critical but unstable to stable as he continues his recovery from a spleen injury sustained during the third ODI against Australia. The 30-year-old batsman, who endured an impact to the left lower rib cage while fielding, is…
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Shreyas Iyer Stable After Spleen Injury in Sydney Update
Shreyas Iyer Updates: Stable After Spleen Injury Indian batsman Shreyas Iyer is officially out of the ICU and is reported to be medically stable following a spleen injury suffered during the third ODI against Australia at the SCG. The development was first clarified by Cricbuzz on October 25, with the BCCI confirming that the team…
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Australia seal semi-final spot with thunderous win over Bangladesh – Women’s World Cup 2025
Overview: Australia march to the semi-finals with a commanding win Australia booked their place in the semi-finals of the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025 with a comprehensive 10-wicket victory over Bangladesh. Chasing 199, the top-ranked side, led by Alyssa Healy’s relentless strokeplay and Phoebe Litchfield’s solid support, reached the target in under 25 overs…