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'Younis Khan said no to Pakistan cricket to work with Afghanistan'

Former Pakistan captain Younis Khan's decision to mentor Afghanistan's national team instead of working with Pakistan during the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy 2025 has sparked debate, with ex-wicketkeeper Rashid Latif claiming financial reasons played a role in his choice.

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McCullum was a tonic for England’s Test side but will the medicine work in all formats?

Elimination from the Champions Trophy will surely end Jos Buttler’s tenure as white-ball captain, but is the lack of 50-over domestic cricket the biggest problem?

The Guardian - UK

Afghanistan vs Australia – ICC Champions Trophy: Match time, points, teams

The teams meet in a virtual knockout with a semifinal spot on the line and their cricket boards at loggerheads.

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Champions Trophy: Australia face Afghanistan with semifinal berth at stake

NEW DELHI: Australia are aiming for a semifinal slot, but their long history in cricket's biggest competitions will be for nothing when they face an Afghanistan team that is quickly solidifying its position at the top of the table in the Champions Trophy in Lahore on Friday.

The Times of India

ICC match referee David Boon to join Cricket Australia board after Champions Trophy

Former Australia batter David Boon is set to step down from his role as an International Cricket Council (ICC) match referee following the current Champions Trophy to take up a position on Cricket Australia's (CA) board from March 28.

The Times of India

England captain Jos Buttler wants to figure out if he is 'part of solution or problem'

England's group-stage exit from the Champions Trophy may have repercussions on the team's make-up in white-ball cricket, with captain Jos Buttler hoping to figure out if he still fits in the scheme of things for the progress of the national team after a disappointing run.

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Afghanistan's wins are not upsets anymore: Sachin Tendulkar

Afghanistan kept their hopes of reaching the semifinals of the Champions Trophy alive with a thrilling eight-run win over England in Lahore on Wednesday, and the euphoria of the big win was witnessed in a sea of congratulatory messages online, including from batting legend Sachin Tendulkar.

The Times of India

'Never doubted my bowling action': Australia spinner Kuhnemann after getting all-clear from ICC

Matthew Kuhnemann has received an all-clear on his bowling action from the International Cricket Council after the left-arm spinner was reported for a suspect bowling action during Australia's Test series win on the tour of Sri Lanka

The Times of India

Disappointment turns to triumph for cleared Kuhnemann

Matt Kuhnemann says he was disappointed to be reported for having a suspect action, before being cleared by the ICC and allowed to return to bowling.

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What now for England and Jos Buttler after Champions Trophy exit?

An eight-run defeat to Afghanistan continued a worrying downward trend in white-ball cricket.

The Independent UK

Ankle pain, personal views behind Starc's withdrawal

Mitchell Starc's decision to skip the Champions Trophy was about prioritising the World Test Championship final, while "personal views" also played a part.

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Champions Trophy: Shadow batting, sideline talks - Rohit Sharma plays it safe in the nets

TimesofIndia.com in DUBAI: After a two-day break, the Indian cricket team was back to business as they had their first training session after the win (against Pakistan) on Sunday. The Men in Blue assembled at the International Cricket Council (ICC) Academy and trained for well over two hours under the…

The Times of India

'Virat Kohli can break Sachin Tendulkar's record of 100 centuries': Former India opener

NEW DELHI: Former India opener and Mumbai cricket stalwart Wasim Jaffer believes Virat Kohli has at least three to four more years of cricket left in him and is well on course to surpass Sachin Tendulkar’s record of 100 international centuries. The 36-year-old Kohli currently boasts 82 international centuries across…

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Voices: Has English cricket no shame? Playing Afghanistan is a disgrace

COMMENT: If England’s governing body had any backbone, they would have refused this match, writes Gemma Abbott. And if the ICC had any principles, Afghanistan would have been sidelined until it respected the basic rights of all its citizens

The Times of India

Champions Trophy: Pitch invader, who hugged New Zealand's Rachin Ravindra, arrested and banned from all Pakistan venues

NEW DELHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has confirmed the arrest and banning of the pitch invader who breached security during the Champions Trophy Group A match between New Zealand and Bangladesh in Rawalpindi on Monday. The individual, reportedly carrying a photograph of Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan leader Saad Rizvi, managed to…

The Guardian - UK

Protecting the classics: how to keep 50-over cricket relevant

One-day internationals have produced some of the game’s greatest matches but context is key for a sustainable future

Evening Standard

Son of 'genius' England cricket captain Colin Cowdrey in fight with neighbour over £3.85m sale of home

Film producer Jeremy Cowdrey accused his neighbour of trying to jeopardise the sale of his ten-acre country home

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Pakistan vs Bangladesh LIVE: Cricket score and updates from ICC Champions Trophy

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Karun Nair completes 8000 first-class runs during Ranji Trophy final against Kerala

NEW DELHI: Vidarbha batter Karun Nair accomplished a significant achievement by reaching 8,000 runs in First-Class cricket. He reached this milestone while playing in the Ranji Trophy final against Kerala at the VCA Stadium in Jamtha, Nagpur on Wednesday.

The Times of India

'Hopefully better things will follow' - Jasprit Bumrah on his stellar 2024

Jasprit Bumrah is not playing the Champions Trophy, but he was the International Cricket Council's (ICC) special guest last Sunday, when India played Pakistan in Dubai and India's premier pacer was presented his ICC awards in a small ceremony before the match.

The Times of India

Babar Azam: The fading king of Pakistan cricket

DUBAI: A major reason why Pakistan are floundering in the ICC tournaments in recent years, and are being beaten by arch-rivals India consistently, is the steady decline of Babar Azam, once their premier batter.

The Times of India

Imran Khan laments Pakistan's early exit from Champions Trophy

NEW DELHI: Cricket will be "destroyed" if "favourites" are placed in positions of decision-making authority, according to World Cup-winning captain and former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, who voiced his anger after the team's elimination from the current ICC Champions Trophy 2025 campaign.

The Times of India

Shoaib Akhtar roasts Mohammad Hafeez on live TV: 'Pakistan mei cricket talent hota toh dikh jata' - Watch

Former Pakistan cricketers and fans are fuming over the team's group-stage exit from the Champions Trophy, which is the first International Cricket Council tournament that the country is hosting in 29 years. But Pakistan's hopes of defending the crown they won in the last edition in 2017 evaporated after two…

The Conversation

Church hymns and social beers: how Australia is reviving the magic of singing together

It was 2009. John Farnham walked on stage at the disaster relief concert for the most devastating bushfires in Australian history. He belted out You’re The Voice to 36,000 people at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Then, as he lowered his microphone, 36,000 voices belted it right back.

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