The Bangladesh Cricket Board lose Rs 240 crore (325 crore Bangladeshi Taka, about 27 million US dollars) if they decide to boycott the T20 World Cup 2026 in India. A report from news agency on Thursday (January 22) said that Bangladesh is firm about not traveling to India for their Group C matches in the

The IPL 2026 season set to begin on March 26, with the final scheduled for May 31. However, the full fixture list has not finalized yet. In a meeting on Tuesday, the IPL Governing Council decided that the schedule confirmed and released only after the Election Commission announces polling dates for the upcoming assembly elections

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is planning a major change to its annual central contract structure. This possible overhaul includes getting rid of the elite Grade A+ category, that affect the earnings and status of the nation’s top players. Sources shows that if the board approves this new framework, senior players

Seventeen ODI series in India, including four World Cups and a Champions Trophy, but New Zealand had never won a trophy on Indian soil. On Sunday, the Blackcaps proved they were tough opponents by securing a solid 41-run victory in Indore. This win clinched a historic 2-1 series victory against India. Virat Kohli performance fall

The International Cricket Council has made its position clear. Bangladesh confirm by Jan 21 whether it go to India for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026, or it replaced in the tournament. With the opening match just weeks away, the situation has become critical for everyone involved. Several meetings between the International Cricket Council

The controversy surrounding the T20 World Cup 2026 continues, as reports shows that USA players of Pakistan descent have been denied visas to travel to India for the tournament. The event set to start on February 7 and co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka. Visas Denied to Pakistan-Origin USA Players This issue came to light

First time that the Indian ODI captain, Shubman Gill has spoken about his omission. Gill made these statements during a press conference in Vadodara on Saturday, ahead of the ODI match between India and New Zealand on January 11. Shubman Gill Handles T20 World Cup Omission with Grace “I’m right where I have to be,”