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New Zealand vs England 2nd Test Day 1 Live Score Updates

New Zealand vs England 2nd Test, Day 1 Live Updates: New Zealand named an unchanged team Thursday as they look to hit back in the second Test against England, resisting the urge to recall batsman Will Young or field a specialist spinner. A day after the visitors announced they would play the same XI that won the series-opener in Christchurch by eight wickets, the Black Caps followed suit for the match starting in Wellington on Friday. Four seamers will spearhead the home attack despite spin being the decisive factor in the most recent Test at the Basin Reserve. (Live Scorecard)

"Power Vacuum At BCCI": Inside Details Revealed By Report After Jay Shah's Exit From BCCI

With Jay Shah taking over as International Cricket Council's youngest chairman on December 1, the role of secretary in the mighty BCCI lies vacant and as officials wonder who the replacement might be, they have time to figure out the next course of action. Following the constitutional amendment in 2022, the secretary is the most influential office-bearer in the BCCI, having "all powers in relation to cricketing and non-cricketing matters" with the CEO working under his supervision.

India vs Pakistan Live Streaming Men's Junior Asia Cup Hockey Final Live Telecast: When And Where To Watch

India vs Pakistan Live Streaming Men's Junior Asia Cup Hockey Final Live Telecast: Defending champions India eye a record-extending fifth title as they take on arch-rivals and three-time former winners Pakistan at the Hockey Oman Stadium in Muscat. The India colts are unbeaten so far in the tournament, including a 3-1 win over Malaysia in the semi-finals on Tuesday. In what promises to be a blockbuster finale, India will be hoping to lift a third straight title at this level. Pakistan, on the other hand, thrashed Japan 4-2 in the other semi-final to book their place in the summit clash.

"He Wasn't Drunk...": On Vinod Kambli's Viral Reunion With Sachin Tendulkar, Old Friend Clears Air

One video that went viral from the unveiling of legendary cricket coach Ramakant Achrekar's memorial in Mumbai, had two of his famous students - Sachin Tendulkar and Vinod Kambli - meeting after a long time. Kambli, who played with Tendulkar in school, state and national teams, looked very frail. He got very emotional as he met Tendulkar, who retired as one of the greatest cricketers ever. Kambli started playing for the national team a few years after Tendulkar and had a great start to his career too. But soon, his form took a downward spiral. Kambli did play 17 Tests and 104 ODIs but could not leave a big mark.

Sunil Gavaskar Tried To "Distract, Disrupt, Annoy": Ex-Australia Star Angry Over Comments On Josh Hazlewood

After India defeat Australia comprehensively in the first match of the Border Gavaskar Trophy in Pert, Pacer Josh Hazlewood made an interesting comment. When asked what the hosts could do to make a comeback in the five-match series, Hazlewood said: "You probably have to ask one of the batters that question... I'm probably looking mostly towards the next Test." The comment was picked up by several former cricketers, who wondered if there was a divide in the Australia dressing room.

Champions Trophy Hybrid Model 'Finalised', Says Report. But India Will Have To Pay Heavy Price For ICC's Decision

The International Cricket Council has reached a consensus to conduct next year's Champions Trophy in a hybrid model, allowing India to play its share of matches in Dubai while agreeing "in principle" to a similar arrangement in multi-lateral events till 2027. According to a top ICC source, the decision was more or less finalised during an informal meeting between the body's new President Jay Shah and the Board of Directors, including Pakistan, at its headquarters in Dubai on Thursday. "It's been agreed in principle by all parties that the 2025 Champions Trophy will be held in the UAE and Pakistan with India playing its matches in Dubai. It's a win-win situation for all stakeholders," the ICC source told PTI.

World Chess Championship 2024: D Gukesh, Ding Liren Play Out Yet Another Draw In 8th Game

Indian challenger D Gukesh and defending champion Ding Liren of China played out their fifth draw on the trot in a nervy eighth game of the World Chess Championship to remain level on points in Singapore on Wednesday. The drawn match left both the players on an identical tally of 4 points each, still shy of 3.5 points in order to win the championship. The two players signed peace after 51 moves. It was the sixth draw of the 14-round match.

World Chess Championship: 9th Game Between D Gukesh And Ding Liren Ends In Draw

Stalemate continued in the World Chess Championship as the ninth game between Indian challenger D Gukesh and defending champion Ding Liren of China ended in yet another draw to still level on points in Singapore on Thursday. The sixth consecutive draw -- and seventh of the match -- left both players on an identical tally of 4.5 points each, still shy of 3 points in order to win the championship. The two players signed peace after 54 moves. Friday is a rest day and they will resume the battle on Saturday.

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New Zealand vs England 2nd Test Day 1 Live Score Updates

"Power Vacuum At BCCI": Inside Details Revealed By Report After Jay Shah's Exit From BCCI

India vs Pakistan Live Streaming Men's Junior Asia Cup Hockey Final Live Telecast: When And Where To Watch

"He Wasn't Drunk...": On Vinod Kambli's Viral Reunion With Sachin Tendulkar, Old Friend Clears Air

Sunil Gavaskar Tried To "Distract, Disrupt, Annoy": Ex-Australia Star Angry Over Comments On Josh Hazlewood

Champions Trophy Hybrid Model 'Finalised', Says Report. But India Will Have To Pay Heavy Price For ICC's Decision

World Chess Championship 2024: D Gukesh, Ding Liren Play Out Yet Another Draw In 8th Game

World Chess Championship: 9th Game Between D Gukesh And Ding Liren Ends In Draw