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PCB Planning To Have Conference With Players, Coaches, National Selectors

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is planning to have a conference with players, coaches, national selectors and mentors during or after the Pakistan Super League (PSL) to "resolve some internal issues" in the national team. A source said on Thursday that PCB chairman Mohsin Naqvi was not happy with the way matters related to the team had been handled so far by all the stakeholders. "There has been a lack of proper communication between the team captains, coaches and selectors in recent months and this has led to senior players including ODI and Test captains, Mohammad Rizwan, Shan Masood not being happy at decisions being taken by over-riding their views in selection and other team matters," the source said.

Umar Gul In Discussions With Bangladesh For Pace Bowling Coach Role

Former Pakistan fast bowler Umar Gul is in talks with the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) regarding the possibility of becoming the national team's pace bowling coach. The BCB is currently seeking a new pace bowling coach to replace Andre Adams, whose two-year contract runs until February 2026. However, a senior BCB official revealed that Adams, who will oversee the pacers during the upcoming two-match Test series against Zimbabwe, is unlikely to complete his contract due to growing dissatisfaction within the team regarding his performance. This has prompted the board to look for a replacement.

India's 156.7 Kmph Pace Sensation's Injury Update: Report Says Final Clearance To Be Provided On...

The right-arm speedster Mayank Yadav is recovering from his injury but the official statement about his fitness will be provided on April 14, as per the National Cricket Academy (NCA) sources in Bengaluru. "Mayank Yadav has progressed well in NCA. He is currently bowling with 85% effort. The final clearance on him will be provided on April 14," NCA Sources told ANI. The young tearaway is recovering from a lumbar stress injury. He resumed bowling at the BCCI's Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru before the start of the 2025 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL).

India vs India A: No Warm-Ups Against County Teams Ahead Of England Tests - Report

The Indian cricket team's next assignment is a five-match Test series against England on the latter's home soil. The series will kick off on June 20, around a month after the ongoing Indian Premier League ends. It will be a crucial outing as India will begin their next World Test Championship cycle. A report emerged ahead of India's Test series vs England reveals that the side will not play any County team to prepare itself for the matches. India will rather play with India 'A' to gear up for the games against England.

Big BCCI Central Contracts Boost For Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, Says Report. Shreyas Iyer To...

India stalwarts Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma are set to continue their A+ grade BCCI central contract list for 2025-26, while Shreyas Iyer is expected to return to the list after being dropped on the previous occasion due to reportedly missing domestic cricket. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is looking to retain Virat and Rohit in the A contract, which will see them earn Rs 7 crore despite the duo's retirement from the T20I format. Rohit and Virat had their last dance in the format after ending India's ICC trophy drought by lifting the T20 World Cup last year in Barbados.

"MS Dhoni Average, Rishabh Pant Error-Prone": Grok AI Drops Myth-Buster On 'Dhoni Review System'

MS Dhoni is arguably the most astute wicket-keeper among the ones playing today. Over the years, the India and Chennai Super Kings (CSK) legend has built up this reputation after several masterstroke DRS (Decision Review System) calls by him saw the original decision overturned by the umpire. Even in IPL 2025, Dhoni has proved his class, as his suggestion for a DRS saw a decision overturned. This has even led to fans labelling it as 'Dhoni Review System' at times. However, is Dhoni really a master? AI does not think so.

Kraigg Brathwaite Steps Down As West Indies Test captain, Shai Hope Appointed T20I Skipper

Kraigg Brathwaite has stepped down as skipper of the West Indies Test team after four years in charge, Cricket West Indies (CWI) said on Monday after a shift in leadership roles saw Shai Hope taking over captaincy of the T20I side. Brathwaite, 32, was appointed as West Indies' Test captain in place of Jason Holder in March 2021. Hope, who is also the team's ODI skipper, replaced Rovman Powell for T20I captaincy. Powell has led the T20 side since May 2023. In a statement, CWI said, "Brathwaite wanted to ensure the team had a period of transition before his departure. As a result, he has submitted his resignation ahead of the home series against Australia, giving the new leadership time to establish itself.

Is it safe to travel to Thailand and is Bangkok airport open? Latest advice after Myanmar earthquake

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar at midday local time on 28 March, sending violent tremors across Thailand and as far as China.

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PCB Planning To Have Conference With Players, Coaches, National Selectors

Umar Gul In Discussions With Bangladesh For Pace Bowling Coach Role

India's 156.7 Kmph Pace Sensation's Injury Update: Report Says Final Clearance To Be Provided On...

India vs India A: No Warm-Ups Against County Teams Ahead Of England Tests - Report

Big BCCI Central Contracts Boost For Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, Says Report. Shreyas Iyer To...

"MS Dhoni Average, Rishabh Pant Error-Prone": Grok AI Drops Myth-Buster On 'Dhoni Review System'

Kraigg Brathwaite Steps Down As West Indies Test captain, Shai Hope Appointed T20I Skipper

Is it safe to travel to Thailand and is Bangkok airport open? Latest advice after Myanmar earthquake