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Konstas Signs 4-year Contract Extension With Sydney Thunder
Big Bash League: Australia teen star Sam Konstas has signed a four-year extension (inclusive of BBL 15) that will keep him at Sydney Thunder until at least the end of Big Bash League (BBL) 18, the club announced on Tuesday.
At just 19 years of age, Konstas already boasts a record-breaking Big Bash debut, an Under-19 World Cup winner’s medal, and a maiden Baggy Green earned during last summer’s Border-Gavaskar series.
His Thunder debut last summer was nothing short of spectacular, blasting 56 runs off 27 balls to set a new club record for the fastest half-century and become the youngest player in BBL history to reach the milestone.
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India Likely To Announce Squad For Women’s ODI World Cup And Series Against Australia On Tuesday
The Maharaja Yadavindra Singh PCA: The Neetu David-led selection committee is likely to announce the squad for the Women’s ODI World Cup and the preceding three-match home ODI series against Australia on Tuesday. Sources tracking the developments told IANS that the selection committee meeting is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon. There have also been indications that the World Cup squad may be finalised in the meeting, but could be announced at a later date.
Pretty Clear At The Moment On Where That Sits, Says Carey On Inglis Keeping In ODIs
T20 World Cup: Australia’s Test wicketkeeper Alex Carey said he is enjoying his refreshed role as a specialist batter in the ODI side and has no interest in reclaiming the gloves from incumbent Josh Inglis.
USA Seal Final Spot For 2026 ICC U19 Men's World Cup
ICC U19 Men: The United States of America (USA) have become the 16th and final team to qualify for the 2026 ICC U19 Men's Cricket World Cup, to be held in Zimbabwe and Namibia.
A Gentleman To The Core, Says Ganguly On Simpson’s Demise
RIP Bob Simpson: Former India captain Sourav Ganguly expressed sadness over the demise of legendary Australia cricketer Bob Simpson and described him as ‘a gentleman to the core’. Ganguly added that his memories of being with Simpson during the 1999 World Cup and county stint with Lancashire will remain in his heart and memories.
Jaiswal Slightly Ahead Of Gill For Spot In India’s Asia Cup Squad, Says Chopra
The Ajit Agarkar: Former India opener Aakash Chopra believes Yashasvi Jaiswal has a slight edge over Shubman Gill in the race for a place in India’s squad for the upcoming Asia Cup, citing the left-handed batter’s game being suited more towards T20 game.
Simpson Made Me A Better Player And Made Australian Cricket Great, Says Steve Waugh
The Daily Telegraph: Former Australia captain Steve Waugh hailed the influence of Bob Simpson, who passed away on Saturday, by saying the legendary player and coach not only made him a better player, but also laid the foundation for making the side as a dominant force in the cricketing world.
Healy Relishes Facing Indian Spinners In ‘A’ Series Ahead Of Women’s ODI World Cup
ODI World Cup: Australia’s regular skipper and wicketkeeper-batter Alyssa Healy said the spin-heavy attacks she is facing in the ongoing series against India ‘A’ is serving as ideal preparation ahead of this year’s Women’s ODI World Cup, set to happen from September 30 to November 2.
Series Loss Against India Wasn't A 'reality Check', England Can Beat Any Team: Edwards
ODI World Cup: England women's team head coach Charlotte Edwards believes that her side's white-ball series defeats against India weren't a 'reality check' and they are prepared to beat any team ahead of next month's ODI World Cup.
'Dominating Characters': Bangladesh Coach Backs Tanzid Hasan And Parvez Hossain For Opening Role
Bangla National Cricket Stadium: Bangladesh assistant head coach Mohammad Salahuddin believes openers Tanzid Hasan Tamim and Parvez Hossain Emon are poised to make a significant impact, having already proven their mettle on the global stage at the youth level.
Mithali Backs India To Win Maiden Women’s ODI World Cup Title If They Seize Key Moments
ODI World Cup: Former India captain Mithali Raj believes a maiden ICC Women’s ODI World Cup title is within the current team's reach if they are able to seize key moments during the tournament starting on September 30. India head into the eight-team showpiece event as one of the favourites to win the title, though seven-time champions Australia and four-time winners England remain as formidable challengers.
Indian Team Completes 10-day Preparatory Camp Ahead Of Women’s ODI World Cup
ODI World Cup: The Indian women’s team has completed a 10-day preparatory camp at the BCCI Centre of Excellence, with a focus on preparing well for the upcoming Women’s ODI World Cup, set to happen from September 30 to November 2.
Thiruvananthapuram Likely To Replace Bengaluru As A Venue For 2025 Women’s ODI WC
The Greenfield International Stadium: The Greenfield International Stadium in Thiruvananthapuram is likely to replace Bengaluru’s M. Chinnaswamy Stadium as a venue for the upcoming 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup, set to be played from September 30 to November 2.
Tom Bruce Makes An International Switch To Scotland From New Zealand
Cricket World Cup League: Tom Bruce has switched allegiance from New Zealand to Scotland and will make his debut for his new side later this month during the Canada leg of the Cricket World Cup League 2, starting August 27.
Shubman Gill, Sophie Dunkley Named ICC Players Of The Month For July
Shubman Gill: India Test captain Shubman Gill and England spinner Sophia Dunkley have been named the ICC men's and women's Player of the Month for July, respectively.
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