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England Drop Women’s Test Against West Indies, Line Up Four Red-ball Games For Ashes Build-up
Metro Bank Ashes Test: England Women’s tour of the West Indies next April will go ahead without a Test match, said the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), which added that the fixture has been done away with, making room for four red-ball games at home before the Women’s Ashes against Australia takes place at Headingley in 2027.
The trip to the Caribbean, which takes place after the English domestic season begins, will now consist of three T20Is and three ODIs. According to the ECB, the calendar no longer had room for the Test that had originally been planned.
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Tendulkar To Gift 26 Bats, Prized Memorabilia To MCA Museum; 'Batography' To Be Unveiled On Nov 16
MCA Sharad Pawar Cricket Museum: Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar will gift 26 bats, including those used during his record-breaking international career, along with other prized memorabilia, to the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) for display at the MCA Sharad Pawar Cricket Museum.
Chris Gayle Joins Venice Livewires for Inaugural Italia T10 League
West Indies legend Chris Gayle joins Venice Livewires for the inaugural Italia T10 League, bringing his explosive batting and vast franchise cricket experience to the team.
I’ve Done It Before, 'no Doubt I Will Be Back There': Labuschagne Opens Up On His Test Axing
New Delhi: Marnus Labuschagne has opened up on his Test omission for the second time in over a year and said he has no doubt he will be back in the national Test team, adding that his "path back to the Australian team will work itself out."
WTC Points Table: West Indies Complete Their 2025-27 Cycle, Stay Eighth After Sylhet Draw
Sylhet International Cricket Stadium: West Indies completed their World Test Championship 2025-27 cycle with a draw against Bangladesh in the second and final Test of the series at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium here, helping them register a 1-0 series win.
Mushfiqur Rahim Becomes Bangladesh's First Player To Score 7000 Test Runs
Sylhet International Cricket Stadium: Veteran wicketkeeper-batter Mushfiqur Rahm etched his name into the history books as he became the first cricketer from Bangladesh to complete 7000 runs in Test cricket during the 2nd match against the West Indies at Sylhet International Cricket Stadium here on Monday.
'Don't Want To Rush Nahid Rana': BCB Selector Habibul Bashar
Bangladesh Cricket Board: Bangladesh Cricket Board chief selector Habibul Bashar is against rushing rising fast bowler Nahid Rana back into the international circuit once he is fully fit from the labrum tear.
3rd Unofficial Test: Rain-hit Day 3 Leaves India A’s Bowling Plans Frustrated
Unofficial Test: India A’s preparations for the upcoming Test series against New Zealand suffered a setback as persistent rain wiped out the entire Day 3 play in the third four-day fixture against New Zealand 'A' here on Monday, leaving little opportunity for the visitors to get valuable match practice before the senior team’s red-ball assignment begins on November 19.
Hodge’s Unbeaten 140 Puts WI In Command Against Bangladesh, As Lead Swells To 315
Debutant Kevin Wickham: Kavem Hodge struck an unbeaten 140, his third Test hundred, as the West Indies reached 345/3 at stumps and extended their lead to 315 runs on day four of the second and final Test against Bangladesh here on Sunday.
'Game Is Evenly Poised': Sammy Backs WI To Do Well In 2nd Innings Against BAN
Sylhet International Cricket Stadium: West Indies coach Darren Sammy hoped his team would do well in the second innings of the second Test match against Bangladesh at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium here after the hosts took a slender 30-run lead in the first innings.
'It Was A Dream Of Mine': Towhid Hridoy After Historic And Unbeaten 242
Sylhet International Cricket Stadium: A day after smashing the highest individual Test score by a Bangladesh cricketer, Towhid Hridoy on Sunday said it was his dream to hit that historic and unbeaten 242 against the West Indies in the second Test at Sylhet International Cricket Stadium here.
Shadman Islam Ruled Out Of Bangladesh's South Africa Tour With Ankle Injury
Mahfizul Islam Robin: Bangladesh have suffered a setback ahead of their upcoming tour of South Africa, with opener Shadman Islam ruled out of the two-Test series after sustaining an ankle injury during the ongoing second Test against West Indies in Sylhet.
Told Him To Wait, But Shami Lost Hope Of Test Recall After Not Being Picked For NZ Series, Says Siddiqui
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: Mohammed Shami’s childhood coach Badruddin Siddiqui said he and the senior pacer’s family had repeatedly asked him to hold off on quitting Test cricket, but the veteran fast bowler made up his mind after concluding that his chances of a recall had ended with the non-selection for Tests against New Zealand.
Lord’s, Guwahati Outings Were Demotivating, But I Learnt From Them: Gurnoor Brar
Gurnoor Brar: India fast bowler Gurnoor Brar has admitted that the hammerings he received in the ODIs at Lord’s and Guwahati, where he conceded 97 and 85 runs respectively, had left him disheartened, but added that reflecting on those setbacks helped him come back stronger.
Towhid Hridoy Smashes Highest-ever Test Knock By Bangladesh Player During 2nd WI Match
Sylhet International Cricket Stadium: Towhid Hridoy etched his name into the history books when he smashed the highest-ever Test knock by a Bangladesh cricketer during the second Test match against the West Indies at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium here on Saturday.
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