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Chasing redemption: India women’s quest faces a fierce host

Shreyasi TalukdarJune 1, 2026

The Indian women’s team was flying high after a great win in their first game. Confidence was booming, and the upcoming ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 felt well within their reach. But cricket always keeps you on your toes. In the second match at Bristol, everything crashed down. A tough 26-run defeat caught them...

Calculated, thorough and clinical: RCB’s IPL 2026 triumph is one for the ages

Pramod AnanthJune 1, 2026

It’s amazing what one victory does. It spurs you on to get another, and then another. It was as though Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) were destined to go without an Indian Premier League (IPL) title. However, all that has changed in the last two seasons, with them winning back-to-back titles – only the third team...

Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana celebrate

India show glimpses of why they are Women’s T20 World Cup favourites with thumping win over England

Pramod AnanthMay 30, 2026

With the Women’s T20 World Cup around the corner, India could not have asked for a better start to their preparations, as they thumped England by 38 runs in the first T20I in Chelmsford. England have lost just three of their 15 T20Is at that venue and in a way, India managed to breach England’s...

Test cricket will survive the ‘test’ of time despite T20’s popularity

Sagnik ChakrabortyMay 15, 2026

17th of July, 1896. At the Old Trafford Ground in Manchester. The Aussies concluded their innings on the second day for 412 against England in the second test match of the Ashes test series. Debutant KS Ranjitsinhji, the famed cricketer after whom the Ranji Trophy is named, walks out at No. 3. He went on...

Shabnim Ismail returns to rewrite history for South Africa

Shreyasi TalukdarMay 14, 2026

As a big boost to the South African women’s cricket team, their all-time leading wicket-taker, Shabnim Ismail, decided to make a sensational return from her international retirement just in time to be part of the upcoming Women’s T20 World Cup in England and Wales. Ismail announced her retirement in 2023 after the conclusion of the...

IPL 2026: Are CSK finally moving into their post-Dhoni era?

Pramod AnanthMay 7, 2026

For years, Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and MS Dhoni have been two sides of the same coin. Dhoni and CSK have been synonyms: Dhoni is CSK and CSK is Dhoni. However, with the Indian Premier League’s (IPL) most successful skipper absent from the 2026 season, it has given CSK a chance not just to move...

Can Monty Desai replicate his Nepal success with Canada?

Pramod AnanthMay 3, 2026

When Monty Desai took charge of Nepal a few years back, he was entering a crucial phase in the team’s history. Nepal had the potential to perform at the highest stage, but it was a question of whether they could get them to realise that at the highest level. The task with Canada is also...

Twenty years of Suzie Bates: The legacy beyond the numbers

Shreyasi TalukdarApril 29, 2026

With Suzie Bates confirming her retirement from international cricket after the upcoming T20 Women’s World Cup, it brings an end to the career of one of the defining figures of women’s cricket, both for New Zealand and the global game. Over the past decade, there have been a few influential women cricketers who have not...

On and off the field Nepal Cricket continues to head in the right direction

Pramod AnanthApril 28, 2026

Nepal have in recent times been a team every team must be wary of. Across the last two World Cups, they came within touching distance of beating South Africa, Bangladesh and in the most recent edition, were one hit away from beating England. Had one of the matches gone their way, Nepal cricket would have...

UAE’s T20 rise commendable, but what about ODIs?

Pramod AnanthApril 24, 2026

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) have given themselves every opportunity possible to compete and do well. They have played multiple T20 World Cups, and their domestic structures are among the best in the associate world. Added to that, they have the International League T20 (ILT20) for a few seasons now, giving their local players to...

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Chasing redemption: India women’s quest faces a fierce host

Calculated, thorough and clinical: RCB’s IPL 2026 triumph is one for the ages

India show glimpses of why they are Women’s T20 World Cup favourites with thumping win over England

Test cricket will survive the ‘test’ of time despite T20’s popularity

Shabnim Ismail returns to rewrite history for South Africa

IPL 2026: Are CSK finally moving into their post-Dhoni era?

Can Monty Desai replicate his Nepal success with Canada?

Twenty years of Suzie Bates: The legacy beyond the numbers

On and off the field Nepal Cricket continues to head in the right direction

UAE’s T20 rise commendable, but what about ODIs?

ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026: SWOT analysis of Bangladesh Women

ENG vs NZ: England and New Zealand renew rivalry as Lord’s hosts first test

IND vs NZ: India’s schedule for historic New Zealand tour announced, 12 matches in 40 days

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