Following a disastrous IPL 2026 campaign that saw Lucknow Super Giants finish at the bottom of the table, Michael Vaughan has cast doubt on the future of head coach Justin Langer, citing a lack of results and a cluttered leadership structure.
A lighthearted moment during a promotional event turned viral when actor Ram Charan mistakenly identified Indian pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah as a footballer, prompting a humble and swift apology from the star.
Ben Stokes' return to county cricket has sparked debate among England legends, who question his batting preparation and excessive technical tinkering ahead of a crucial summer of Test cricket.
After a long wait for his first appearance of the season, Arjun Tendulkar made a memorable impact for Lucknow Super Giants, earning a heart-warming public tribute from his father, Sachin Tendulkar.
Following a dismal bottom-table finish in IPL 2026, the Lucknow Super Giants are heading toward a major franchise overhaul, with captain Rishabh Pant’s leadership position facing intense scrutiny from management.
As the IPL 2026 playoff race reaches a fever pitch, veteran spinner Yuzvendra Chahal has laid out a specific, high-stakes scenario involving Rohit Sharma to ensure Punjab Kings' survival in the tournament.
In a display of grit and leadership, Punjab Kings captain Shreyas Iyer has surpassed 7000 career T20 runs, joining an elite group of Indian batting legends as his team fights to keep their playoff hopes alive in IPL 2026.
In the wake of infrastructure failures and security issues at the historic M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, the Karnataka government has greenlit a massive ₹943 crore project to construct a brand-new, world-class cricket stadium in Bengaluru. Set to become India's second-largest cricket venue, this state-of-the-art facility aims to restore the city's status as a premier global sporting hub.
A last-ball boundary from Matt Taylor sparked wild celebrations as Gloucestershire snatched a two-wicket victory over rivals Glamorgan in a nail-biting Vitality Blast encounter at Cardiff.
Facing a disastrous collapse at 5/3, New Zealand's Sophie Devine and Maddy Green produced a masterclass in resilience, forging a historic 158-run partnership that stunned England at Canterbury.
