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BCCI should take "good, rational decision", situation should not lead to boycotts: PCB Chairman Najam Sethi

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Najam Sethi has urged BCCI to take a "rational decision" to solve the crisis looming over his country's hosting of the Asia Cup, saying the situation should not lead to Pakistan boycotting the World Cup to be hosted by India. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Edinburgh sports group branded 'scum' and threatened with dogs in local park

An Edinburgh cricket group who play in Roseburn Park were branded 'scum' by a man who walked onto the pitch with his dogs - which he warned the group 'might attack them'.

Edinburgh Live

ICC scraps 'confusing' soft signal in latest changes to playing conditions

NEW DELHI: Come June 1 and the on-field umpires will no longer be required to give a soft signal, which often creates confusion, while referring decisions to the TV umpires as the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Monday announced changes to its playing conditions.

The Times of India

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We panicked in India and saw what happened: Nathan Lyon ahead of WTC final and Ashes

MELBOURNE: Premier Australian spinner Nathan Lyon doesn't want his team to panic in the upcoming Ashes like it did during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in India earlier this year.

The Times of India

Nat Sciver-Brunt says mental health break helped put her in a ‘good place’

Sciver-Brunt took a short hiatus last September, opting out of the home series against India.

The Independent UK

James Anderson suffers injury blow as England’s fast bowling options dwindle ahead of Ashes

Anderson has sustained a groin strain with just over a month before the Ashes begins

The Independent UK

Cricket chiefs make huge rule change after Ben Stokes publicly called for alteration

Ben Stokes urged the ICC to remove the soft signal rule from international cricket, and now officials have listened to the England star and other critics ahead of next month's World Test Championship final

Daily Mirror

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James Anderson suffers injury scare just one month before Ashes

The 40-year-old has picked up a groin issue and will be assessed ahead of England’s Test against Ireland on June 1

The Independent UK

County cricket: Somerset’s Rew repeats century to top run charts – as it happened

Lancashire and Somerset bemused the crowd in a bore draw while Glen Chapple said Jimmy Anderson’s injury is 'nothing too serious’

The Guardian - UK

Hybrid model for Asia Cup and beyond may end Pakistan-India 'logjam', says PCB

Najam Sethi said he wanted an amicable solution for the Asia Cup which could pave the way for both nations to compete against each other in other major tournaments at a neutral venue.

The Hindu

Grant Bradburn appointed new head coach of Pakistan men's cricket team

LAHORE: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Saturday confirmed Grant Bradburn's appointment as the men's national team's head coach for two years.

The Times of India

Tense Pakistan and India standoff poses threat to Cricket World Cup fixtures

The Cricket World Cup is less than five months away and could yet see its schedule plunge into chaos amid an impasse involving Pakistan, India and the Asia Cup

The Guardian - UK

English cricket holds its breath after James Anderson injury scare five weeks from the Ashes

England's premier fast bowler James Anderson did not take the field for Lancashire against Somerset on day two at Old Trafford as a 'precaution' following a groin injury

Daily Mirror

If India doesn't come to Pakistan, we will not be going to India for World Cup: PCB chief Najam Sethi

NEW DELHI: Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Najam Sethi on Friday made it clear that Pakistan will travel to India for the ODI World Cup only if the Rohit Sharma-led team is allowed to play the upcoming Asia Cup and the 2025 Champions Trophy in his country.

The Times of India

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The Independent UK

Cricket has to be ‘fluid’ over long-term franchise deals, says Brendon McCullum

Reports have suggested Jofra Archer is being lined up for a year-round deal by his Indian Premier League side Mumbai Indians.

The Guardian - UK

County cricket: Anderson misses Lancashire action with ‘minor issue’ – as it happened

A minor issue kept the evergreen England bowler on the sidelines on the second day of Lancashire v Somerset

The Guardian - UK

Olly Stone to miss at least England’s first Ashes Test due to hamstring injury

Olly Stone faces a fight to be fit in time for the second half of this summer’s Ashes series, after injuring his hamstring while playing for Nottinghamshire

The Hindu

David White to step down as New Zealand Cricket CEO

Long-serving New Zealand Cricket chief executive David White has announced that he is stepping down from his post this August.

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The Times of India

BCCI could earn $1.15 billion in revenue share from ICC during 2023-2027 cycle

NEW DELHI: The Indian cricket board (BCCI) could witness another round of cash windfall during the next five-year cycle between 2023-2027 with estimated earnings of over $1.15 billion (Rs 9 billion) from ICC's share of annual revenue.

The Guardian - UK

Plight of Jeff Jones offers cautionary tale for Jofra Archer and England

The Glamorgan paceman first felt his elbow ‘click’ on England duty aged 26 and was never to play Test cricket again

The Times of India

India to play Pakistan on October 15 in 2023 ODI World Cup: Report

NEW DELHI: Hosts India will open their 2023 ODI World Cup campaign against Australia in Chennai, and will face arch-rivals Pakistan on October 15 in Ahmedabad, according to reports on Wednesday.

The Hindu

Australia captain Pat Cummins reveals struggle due to burnout, wants to play until 35

Australia captain Pat Cummins admitted that he felt “burnt out” a few years ago because of playing non stop cricket but he’s now looking at competing at the top level for at least another five years.

Evening Standard

The Ashes: England should rejoice that Jofra Archer’s Test fire is still burning bright

The bowler’s determination to play in the Ashes demonstrates the lure of red-ball cricket

The Times of India

Ex-coach Darren Lehmann unhappy with Australia not playing tour games ahead of WTC final, Ashes

SYDNEY: Former Australia coach Darren Lehmann has expressed serious reservations over his country not playing tour matches ahead of the World Test Championship final against India and the gruelling Ashes, saying the decision was fraught with risks.

ABC News

Pat Cummins speaks about mother's death and balancing cricket and life ahead of Ashes

Pat Cummins speaks about the perspective he has gained from his unique cricket journey, including the loss of his mother earlier this year.

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