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First Time In 147 Years! Yashasvi Jaiswal Makes History With Twin World Records En Route Double Ton

Yashasvi Jaiswal Double Century: A superstar in the making, India's Yashasvi Jaiswal scored his second double century of the Test career, as Rohit Sharma's men took on England in the third Test of the series at Rajkot. Jaiswal came out to bat as an opener on Day 3 but retired soon after reaching his century. He returned to the pitch after Shubman Gill's dismissal on Day 4 and raced to his second double hundred of the Test career. En route to his double ton, Jaiswal matched the record of hitting the most number of sixes in a Test innings (12), equalling Wasim Akram's record

Video: Pakistan Cricket Expert Hits Wife On-Air, Then Talks About '31 Years Of Married Life'

The internet can be a place where bizarre incidents often come to light. However, some of these incidents are often untoward and leave a bad taste in the mouth. One such incident video has gone viral on social media, where a Pakistan cricket expert by the name of Mohsin Ali can be seen quarrelling with his wife on air and even looked like hitting her. The video of the incident went viral. During the same discussion, a viewer asked him: "Humanity comes first Mohsin. You have committed domestic violence in this live. Respect your partner."

Australia's Annabel Sutherland Smashes Fastest Double Century In Women's Test History

Australia's Annabel Sutherland on Friday smashed the fastest double hundred in women's Test history, achieving the feat in 248 balls on the second day of the one-off match against South Africa in Perth. The earlier fastest double century was scored by Karen Rolton off 306 balls made in 2001 against England in Leeds. The 22-year-old Sutherland eventually got dismissed for 210 off 256 balls but not before helping Australia post a massive 575 for 9 declared in their first innings at the WACA, the highest total in women's Test cricket.

PCB Part Ways With Mohammad Hafeez As Director of Pakistan Cricket Team

Pakistan Cricket Board on Thursday announced that they have decided to part ways with Mohammad Hafeez, who served as the director of cricket for the Pakistan men's cricket team. "The Pakistan Cricket Board extends heartfelt gratitude to Mohammad Hafeez, Director of Pakistan men's cricket team, for his invaluable contributions. Hafeez's passion for the game has inspired players and his mentorship during the tour of Australia and New Zealand have been of immense importance. The PCB wishes Hafeez good luck and success in his future endeavours," Pakistan Cricket posted on X.

India Can Tame Sweden On Clay In Davis Cup: Ramkumar Ramanathan

Ramkumar Ramanathan says Indian Davis Cup team is well-equipped to tackle the challenge of Sweden even if the hosts choose to play on clay courts in the September tie. Indian team will travel to Sweden, hoping to get its first win over the European nation in the sixth clash between the two sides. Ramkumar said their familiarity with the game style of Sweden players will also stand them in good stead. India qualified for the World Group after beating Pakistan 4-0 recently in the playoffs held in Islamabad.

Pakistan Cricket Board Terminates Star's Central Contract For Pulling Out Of Australia Tests

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Thursday terminated the central contract of fast bowler Haris Rauf in a disciplinary action for pulling out of the recent Test series in Australia. The PCB also announced that Haris will not be granted No Objection Certificate (NOC) to play in any foreign league up to June 30, 2024. "Fast bowler Haris Rauf has been penalised by Pakistan Cricket Board, following a probe into his refusal to join Pakistan's Test squad for the tour of Australia 2023-24," the PCB said in a statement.

Pakistan board terminates Rauf's central contract over refusal to join test squad

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) on Thursday terminated the central contract of fast bowler Haris Rauf after he refused to join the test team for the tour of Australia, which coincided with his stint at Australia's Big Bash League (BBL).

"An Anxious Period": Ben Stokes' Honest Message To Indian Government, BCCI On Rehan Ahmed's Visa Issue

England skipper Ben Stokes on Wednesday expressed relief after young leg-spinner Rehan Ahmed's visa issue was sorted in quick time due to the intervention of the Indian government and the BCCI. Ahmed, the spinner of Pakistani descent, had a single-entry visa upon arrival in Rajkot but he was able to complete his paperwork a day before the start of the third Test against India. "For any individual having to wait for that is always an anxious period, but thankfully, we got it through this morning, and great job from the guys at the airport for giving him his visa to get through initially, and everyone at the BCCI and the government to get the visa quickly," Stokes said ahead of the third Test.

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First Time In 147 Years! Yashasvi Jaiswal Makes History With Twin World Records En Route Double Ton

Video: Pakistan Cricket Expert Hits Wife On-Air, Then Talks About '31 Years Of Married Life'

Australia's Annabel Sutherland Smashes Fastest Double Century In Women's Test History

PCB Part Ways With Mohammad Hafeez As Director of Pakistan Cricket Team

India Can Tame Sweden On Clay In Davis Cup: Ramkumar Ramanathan

Pakistan Cricket Board Terminates Star's Central Contract For Pulling Out Of Australia Tests

Pakistan board terminates Rauf's central contract over refusal to join test squad

"An Anxious Period": Ben Stokes' Honest Message To Indian Government, BCCI On Rehan Ahmed's Visa Issue