January 2024

Prasidh Krishna had a poor Test debut during the India vs South Africa first Test at Centurion, conceding 93 runs for one wicket. He looked totally out of sorts, and could not fill in the big shoes of Mohammed Shami, who is out due to an injury. Eventually, India lost the match by an innings […]

In a surprising turn of events, Australian stalwart David Warner retired from ODIs just ahead of the Sydney Test commencing this Wednesday. The 37-year-old, who played a pivotal role in Australia’s recent World Cup triumph in India, had initially expressed his intention to continue competing in the ODI format until the 2027 World Cup in

In the last few years, Pakistan has been on an endless search for a tearaway fast-bowler like Shoaib Akhtar. Ever since the latter’s retirement, many good fast bowlers have comes from the nation, but none as quick as Akhtar. Time-and-again, the Pakistanis are guilty of sharing videos online, of fast bowlers, which might be edited.

It’s hard to imagine an Australian team with David Warner, but his untimely retirement from the 50-over format has only come as a big shock. Not only has he been one of the most explosive openers in the last decade and more, but also been one of the most consistent as well. His departure from

Australia opener David Warner revealed that he had no regrets while reflecting on his ODI career as the southpaw announced his retirement from the limited-overs format of the game. As he bid farewell after capping his career off by lifting the World Cup, Warner reflected on the hurdles he had to face in his career

David Warner politely refused to speculate on who would replace him in Australia as he hung his boots in ODIs. There has been chatter about who would replace the southpaw as an opener in the Tests but the ODIs came out of the box. Warner refuses to name ODI successor Warner is currently on the

There isn’t one decision in Pakistan cricket, that isn’t questioned by their former players. Now Shahid Afridi, former skipper, has questioned the decision to name Shaheen Shah Afridi as the T20I skipper. He called out the PCB, and said that Mohammad Rizwan should be leading the side in the shortest format. Talking on GeoTV/ Samaa

Explosive Australia opener David Warner announced his retirement from One Day Internationals (ODIs), days ahead of his final Test at the SCG. The southpaw capped off his ODI career with the World Cup 2023 triumph. David Warner announces shock ODI retirement “I’ve got to give back to the family,” Warner said during his announcement. “That

In a major upset on the new year’s eve, UAE beat Afghanistan by 11 runs in the second T20I at Sharjah, to record just their third-win over the relatively experienced Asian nation overall. After losing the first match by 72 runs, UAE drew parity in the three-match series 1-1, with all to play for, in

David Warner took the world by a storm by announcing his retirement from One Day Internationals (ODIs) ahead of his final Test at the SCG. The southpaw has been consistently a part of Australia’s ODI setup since he made his debut in 2009. The opener’s fans took to social media platform X to pay tribute