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Former India cricketer Jacob Martin was arrested early Tuesday after his SUV crashed into three parked cars in Vadodara. Police allege Martin, 53, was driving under the influence of alcohol when he lost control of his vehicle. The incident, which caused significant damage, has led to a case being registered…

Despite a lean patch, opener Sanju Samson has received strong backing from bowling coach Morne Morkel, who believes the batter is just one innings away from regaining form. Samson has been diligently practicing, with coaches offering guidance. Morkel emphasized team success, noting India’s series lead and expressing confidence in Samson…

Eighteen years ago, a 20-year-old Novak Djokovic achieved his first Grand Slam title at the Australian Open, ending the Federer-Nadal dominance. This victory marked the start of his record-breaking career, now spanning almost two decades and 24 major titles. Still competing at 38, Djokovic continues to chase further historical achievements….

Former Pakistan spinner Saqlain Mushtaq has strongly criticized the intrusion of politics into cricket, asserting it harms both the sport and humanity. He emphasized cricket’s role in fostering unity, lamenting the prolonged absence of India-Pakistan bilateral series. Mushtaq believes politics is detrimental, turning cricket into a battleground instead of entertainment….

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Cricket Scotland’s CEO is confident players will reach India for the T20 World Cup despite visa delays, especially for Pakistan-origin pacer Safyaan Sharif. The ICC and BCCI are working to expedite the process for all 20 teams, with Scotland’s opening match on February 7th. Scotland is also preparing backup visa…

Cricket Scotland’s CEO expressed sympathy for Bangladesh after their ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 replacement, acknowledging the unusual circumstances. Bangladesh were removed for refusing to play under the published schedule, a request the ICC denied due to security assurances. Scotland, ranked 14th, step in, despite their own qualification campaign…

Top seed Aryna Sabalenka stormed into the Australian Open semi-finals, overpowering American teenager Iva Jovic 6-3, 6-0. The Belarusian’s dominant performance, despite scorching heat, sets her up for a potential third Melbourne title. Jovic’s impressive run ended against the formidable world number one, who showcased her powerful game. …

Nat Sciver-Brunt etched her name in WPL history, smashing the tournament’s inaugural century with an unbeaten 100 against Royal Challengers Bengaluru. This remarkable feat propelled her to the top of the season’s run charts and solidified her status as a dominant force in women’s cricket. Her stellar performance anchored Mumbai…

Pakistan’s T20 World Cup participation hangs in the balance, with a decision on playing against co-hosts India delayed until at least Friday. Discussions are underway regarding a potential boycott in solidarity with Bangladesh, who were removed from the tournament. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has directed the cricket board to explore…

Hardik Pandya’s decade in Indian cricket has been a journey of impact and resilience, marked by explosive starts, physical setbacks, and leadership roles. From a costly debut over to crucial World Cup final performances, his career showcases volatility, scrutiny, and a consistent ability to influence games with both bat and…

Bihar secured a dominant 568-run victory over Manipur in the Plate final, earning a promotion back to the Ranji Trophy Elite Group. Piyush Singh’s unbeaten double century and strong bowling performances from Suraj Kashyap and Himanshu Singh were instrumental in their crushing win. …

Sanju Samson’s T20I career is plagued by inconsistency despite his talent. Experts point to a technical issue with bat-speed adjustment and mental pressure from competition. While suited for the top order, a lack of clarity and over-reliance on off-side play are highlighted as key challenges needing better management. …

Sunil Gavaskar views India’s T20I series win against New Zealand as crucial preparation for their World Cup defense. He highlighted the team’s depth and focus on range-hitting, even with players yet to bat significantly. Gavaskar also praised Abhishek Sharma’s rapid half-century and Suryakumar Yadav’s timely knock. …

Vikram Reddy Sudini’s unfulfilled cricket dream found new life through his son, Nitish. The 18-year-old made history by becoming the first USA player to score an Under-19 World Cup century, remaining unbeaten on 117 against New Zealand. This achievement fulfilled his father’s long-held aspiration, with Nitish now aiming to represent…