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Sources have suggested that broadcasters want the Champions Trophy to be a Twenty20 event – it would not be straightforward

Security Force Monitor finds 64% of senior army officers led units allegedly committing killings, rapes, torture and disappearances

The lawsuit urges the ICC to include ‘genocide’ in Gaza war crimes probe and issue arrest warrants for Israel’s leaders.

ICC seeks to expand cricket fan base in India, USA by 2032. To do so, they are collaborating with 50 Indian influencers to create content in 10 languages, targeting Gen Zs and 10-year-olds. They are also researching US demographics to attract an average American to the game.

While Shubman Gill replaced Pakistan skipper Babar Azam from the top of the batters’ chart, Mohammed Siraj displaced South Africa spinner Keshav Maharaj in the bowlers’ list.

In the wake of the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, The Hindu decodes what international laws apply to Israel and Palestine; what constitutes ‘war crimes’ and ‘genocide’; and whether the ICC has jurisdiction to prosecute the ongoing hostilities.

Diana Puketapu-Lyndon to become first female chair of NZC; Martin Snedden to step down early; Puketapu-Lyndon currently deputy chair; Roger Twose to replace Snedden on ICC; NZC reports $10.7M surplus.

An exiled Belarus activist has presented a second dossier of evidence to the International Criminal Court that he says proves the personal involvement of President Alexander Lukashenko in the illegal transfer of children to Belarus from Russian-occupied towns in Ukraine

Chennai: Cricket's 'Gentleman's Game' tag was tarnished when Bangladesh skipper Shakib Al Hasan used 'Timed Out' rule to dismiss Sri Lankan all-rounder Angelo Mathews, a first in international cricket. Despite Mathews having a faulty strap attached to his helmet, Shakib refused to budge and 'out' was the verdict. ICC must…

Players, clubs, and recent members of France Cricket – the sport’s official governing body in France – accuse the organisation of lying to access International Cricket Council funds and concealing how it spends them. As the Cricket World Cup takes place in India, FRANCE 24 investigates the claims.

Afghanistan play a rare match against Australia, who have cancelled fixtures over the Taliban’s policies on women.