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The change was necessitated following the confirmation of the support period for the 2026 men's T20 World Cup
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A social media post for Sheikh Hasina's birthday has escalated into a public standoff, with Asif Mahmud declaring that Shakib Al Hasan will never wear the national jersey again
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The ACC hasn't taken a decision on the Asia Cup trophy dispute, leaving it to the five Test-playing members - India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Afghanistan - to resolve the standoff
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USA Cricket's troubles escalated as six member leagues voted to remove League Director Anj Balusu, an ally of chairman Venu Pisike. This action has left the board deadlocked at 4-4, potentially stalling critical decisions, including a looming vote on Chapter 7 bankruptcy. The move underscores growing frustration and calls for the current board to step aside for urgent governance reforms.
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FIDE is implementing a major rating system change from October 1, removing the 400-point rule for players rated 2650 and above. This reform means top grandmasters will gain minimal points against significantly lower-rated opponents, but face substantial penalties for draws or losses, aiming to curb "rating farming" and encourage competition among peers.
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Pakistan has announced a spin-heavy 18-member squad for the upcoming two-Test home series against South Africa, featuring five spinners and the return of pace spearhead Shaheen Shah Afridi. Shan Masood will captain the side, which aims to leverage spin-friendly home conditions, a strategy that proved successful against England last year. This series marks their first World Test Championship assignment.
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Rishabh Pant sent a cheeky message to Chris Woakes after the England pacer announced his retirement from all formats of the game on September 29. Woakes played a total of 217 international games for England.
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Former India wicketkeeper Dinesh Karthik will make his ILT20 debut with Sharjah Warriorz. Karthik replaces Sri Lanka's Kusal Mendis in the JP Duminy-coached Sharjah side.
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22-year-old Tilak Varma turned out to be the hero for India in the Asia Cup Final. From modest beginnings to cricketing greatness, here is the story of a youngster who was never supposed to play cricket in the first place.
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World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz defeated Taylor Fritz to win the Japan Open final. The victory marked his eighth title of the year despite a foot injury scare.
- 30/09/2025 07:01:30
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Rising star Abhishek Sharma received a hero's welcome after his scintillating Player of the Tournament performance at the Asia Cup 2025. His explosive 314 runs, including three half-centuries, were crucial as India lifted the trophy. The 25-year-old opener consistently provided rapid starts, cementing his reputation as a top prospect.
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Kuldeep Yadav's coach, Kapil Dev Pandey, lauded his student's stellar performance in India's Asia Cup 2025 victory over Pakistan. Pandey revealed Kuldeep's disciplined aggression, fueled by past frustration, helped him dismantle Pakistan's "kids" team, as Kuldeep reportedly called them, by focusing on batters' stances and strategic bowling.
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After a painful 'retired out' incident in the 2025 IPL, Tilak Varma received crucial guidance from his childhood coach, Salam Bayash. This mentorship helped him deliver an unbeaten 69 in the Asia Cup final against Pakistan, leading India to victory and fulfilling his determination to win for the team.
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Abhishek Sharma, the Asia Cup's Player of the Tournament with 314 runs at a 200 strike rate, reflected on his challenging journey, crediting domestic cricket for invaluable lessons.
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Pakistan captain Salman Ali Agha publicly criticized Indian skipper Suryakumar Yadav for not shaking hands after the Asia Cup final, despite private greetings. Agha labeled India's conduct "disrespectful to cricket," implying Yadav followed instructions. Post-match, the Pakistan team announced donating their match fees to Pakistani civilians affected by "Operation Sindoor," further escalating the post-tournament narrative.
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Royal Challengers Bengaluru, after securing their maiden IPL title in 2025 and subsequently facing tragedy, is reportedly up for sale. Former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi confirmed that current owners Diageo Plc intend to sell the franchise. This move is anticipated to attract global investors, setting a new record valuation and reshaping the IPL's financial landscape.
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Indian wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant shared a light-hearted retirement message for England all-rounder Chris Woakes, who inadvertently caused Pant's fractured foot. Pant, currently sidelined from upcoming series, wished Woakes well after his distinguished 15-year international career. Woakes, retiring from England duty, will continue playing county cricket, while Pant recovers, highlighting a unique cricketing bond between the two players.
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Lalit Modi's social media post, along with ongoing reports, suggests that Royal Challengers Bengaluru, fresh from their maiden IPL title, may soon change ownership, as Diageo explores a sale that could establish new valuation benchmarks for the league.
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Speaking to the press in Hyderabad on Tuesday, Tilak Varma said he was thrilled to have made the country proud with his match-winning knock against Pakistan in the Asia Cup final. The 22-year-old struck an unbeaten 69 to guide India to a successful chase of 147 in Dubai on Sunday.
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Legendary fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar delivered a scathing post-mortem of Pakistan’s Asia Cup 2025 final loss to India, criticising the PCB, captain Salman Agha, and coach Mike Hesson. He attributed the defeat to systemic flaws, including a lack of aggression, poor strategic choices, and the board's preference for "obedient kids" over strong personalities, advocating for grassroots reforms.