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Nine-and-a-Half Decades and 600 Matches – ‘Testing Times’ for Indian Cricket

Kalarab RayAugust 15, 2026

It was known as ‘Sports for Kings’ when India started its journey way back on June 25, 1932 at Lord’s. They impressed right up front, but they lost because they couldn’t keep up the tempo. After exactly 34,384 days, today, on August 15, 2026, at the picturesque cricket stadium of Galle, India is playing its...

History in Dundee: Scotland’s Lyle Robertson registers best figures by a spinner on ODI debut

The CricHub DeskAugust 14, 2026

Scotland off-spinner Lyle Robertson, on August 13 (Thursday), registered the best bowling figures by a spinner on ODI debut and fourth-best overall. He finished with 6/52 against Canada in Dundee to achieve this record. He beat the record set by Pakistan’s Arafat Minhas, who became the first spinner to pick up a fifer on ODI...

5 Iconic England vs Pakistan Tests in England

Shreyasi TalukdarAugust 13, 2026

Pakistan’s 2026 tour of England will include a three-match Test series in the ICC World Test Championship, scheduled from August 19 to September 13 at Leeds, Lord’s, and Birmingham. Here are five memorable England–Pakistan Tests played in England, including the infamous Mohammad Amir spot-fixing match: Lord’s, 2010: The spot-fixing scandal On the field, an 18-year-old...

Galle practice offers clues to India’s XI: Jurel, Prasidh edge selection race

Sandipan BanerjeeAugust 13, 2026

By Sandipan Banerjee in Galle For more than 400 years, Galle Fort has watched empires rise and fall, traders arrive, and generations come and go. This week, from its ancient ramparts, it will witness another chapter of history as a new generation of Indian Test cricketers, stepping out of the shadow of a glamorous past,...

UAE register maiden win under Harpreet Singh Bhatia to keep World Cup Qualifiers hope alive

The CricHub DeskAugust 12, 2026

It was a memorable day for the UAE in Dundee, as they registered a comprehensive 97-run win in the ICC CWC League 2 fixture against Canada. They claimed a 97-run victory to post their first win under new captain Harpreet Singh Bhatia. Also Read: Exclusive – From India to UAE: Harpreet Singh Bhatia looks back...

Bangladesh Must Ditch the Inferiority Complex Before Taking on Australia

Tawhid QureshiAugust 11, 2026

Ahead of the First Test, Bangladesh are burdened by injuries, selection concerns and a disastrous warm-up performance. Yet overcoming Australia may depend as much on self-belief as skill, with pre-series comments risking the impression of a team seeking validation rather than expecting victory.

Sandeep Lamichhane replaces Rohit Paudel as Nepal ODI captain

The CricHub DeskAugust 10, 2026

Sandeep Lamichhane returns as Nepal captain as he replaces Rohit Paudel in One-Day Internationals (ODI). Lamichhane, who was removed as captain in 2022, will lead Nepal in the upcoming ACC Premier Cup, scheduled to be held in Malaysia between August 30 and September 12. Lamichhane led Nepal in 18 T20 Internationals (T20I) and 14 ODIs...

End of an era, beginning of a new one for Netherlands as Scott Edwards passes on the baton

Pramod AnanthAugust 5, 2026

Who would have thought that being plundered for a record total of 498 would not be the worst thing to happen to Netherlands cricket that day in 2022? Pieter Seelaar, a veteran cricketer and a superb leader, had decided to step away from the game. Ironically, he was Netherlands’ best bowler that day, picking up...

Out but not down: Kuldeep Yadav makes statement with short Yorkshire spell

Anirudh NairAugust 4, 2026

It’s been a confusing month or so for Indian cricket, to say the least. After a first-time series defeat to Ireland followed by a T20I and ODI series defeat to England, many questions have been raised about Gautam Gambhir’s leadership and, more importantly, his team selection. One of the biggest questions surrounded left-arm wrist spinner...

Justin Greaves Thrived When Asceticism Married Intelligence

Saptak SanyalJuly 31, 2026

When Roston Chase, the West Indies skipper handed the ball to his fourth seam bowling option for the latter’s second spell, Pakistan had a contrasting case in the crease. The scoreboard read 244/4 and their skipper Shan Masood was firmly set in the crease with his 109 runs beside his name. But at the other...

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Nine-and-a-Half Decades and 600 Matches – ‘Testing Times’ for Indian Cricket

History in Dundee: Scotland’s Lyle Robertson registers best figures by a spinner on ODI debut

5 Iconic England vs Pakistan Tests in England

Galle practice offers clues to India’s XI: Jurel, Prasidh edge selection race

UAE register maiden win under Harpreet Singh Bhatia to keep World Cup Qualifiers hope alive

Bangladesh Must Ditch the Inferiority Complex Before Taking on Australia

Sandeep Lamichhane replaces Rohit Paudel as Nepal ODI captain

End of an era, beginning of a new one for Netherlands as Scott Edwards passes on the baton

Out but not down: Kuldeep Yadav makes statement with short Yorkshire spell

Justin Greaves Thrived When Asceticism Married Intelligence

Women’s Asia Cup: The evolution, drama, and epic finals

Rahul Chopra’s ton in vain as Nepal pip UAE to qualify for Asia Cup 2027

Harpreet Singh to lead UAE charge against Malaysia in three-match T20I series

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