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3rd T20I: 'Aim Is To Enjoy Cricket Amd Get Back To Basics,' Says Kishan Ahead Of T20 WC
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy: Ishan Kishan, who recently made his comeback to international cricket after over two years, said that his main goal is to enjoy his game, ‘get back to basics and focus on what's important,’ as he prepares himself for the T20 World Cup next month.
The wicketkeeper-batter bounced back in style in the recently concluded second T20I against New Zealand in Raipur and notched up a brilliant 32-ball 76 during India’s chase of 209 runs as the hosts reached the target in less than 16 overs and clinched a seven-wicket victory.
“I was just hoping to just go in, be calm and watch each and every ball and just play the cricketing shots which are required at that point of time,” Kishan said ahead of the third T20I when asked to describe his innings from the previous game.
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3rd T20I: Bumrah, Bishnoi Come In As India Ask NZ To Bat
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T20I World Cup: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi is set to meet the members of Pakistan’s T20 World Cup squad to address concerns surrounding the team’s uncertainty over participation in the upcoming ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 following Bangladesh's exclusion from the tournament.
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The International Cricket Council: International Cricket Council (ICC) reportedly warned the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) of serious sanctions if they were to withdraw from the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 in support of Bangladesh after their ouster from the tournament for their refusal to play their matches in India.
Jindal Family Invites Women’s Blind Cricket World Champions For Iconic Tiranga Celebration
Blind Cricket World Champions: The Jindal Foundation and the Flag Foundation of India, led by Naveen Jindal and Shallu Jindal, held a Tiranga milestone celebration at Jindal House, which was graced by the Indian Women’s Blind Cricket Team, champions of the first-ever Women’s World Cup, Cricket for the Blind 2025.
‘We Don’t Know What Will Happen Next,’ Says Shoriful Islam On Bangladesh T20 WC Uncertainty
Bangladesh T20 WC: Bangladesh pacer Shoriful Islam on Friday said players can only focus on their performances and have no control over decisions related to Bangladesh’s participation in the upcoming ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, as speculation continues over the country’s possible withdrawal from the multinational tournament.
2nd T20I: When You Come Up Against A Side Like India, You Need To Go Harder, Says NZ Skipper Santner
Skipper Suryakumar Yadav: New Zealand skipper credited Indian batters for successfully chasing down a stiff target of 209 runs with 28 balls remaining, jokingly saying that even 300 might not be enough against India, acknowledging how aggressive and deep they bat on good surfaces.
Bangladesh Cricketers Deny Consultation Over T20 World Cup Withdrawal From India
Bangladesh cricketers have rejected claims of consultation over skipping the T20 World Cup in India, saying the decision was imposed by the government without discussion, sparking concern over the future of Bangladesh cricket.
U19 WC: Japan’s Kato-Stafford Reflects On ‘unbelievable Experience’ Of Being In Competition
Cricket World Cup: Japan may have finished their second ICC Under-19 Men’s Cricket World Cup group stage campaign without a win, but skipper Kazuma Kato-Stafford chose to reflect on an ‘unbelievable experience’ of featuring in the competition, saying that it’s not everyday one gets to face higher-ranked nations.
Have Been Following Rohit Bhai's Footsteps, Happy To Play Aggressively For India: Abhishek
T20 World Cup: India’s lfet-handed opener Abhishek Sharma said he has modelled his attacking approach on Rohit Sharma’s powerplay exploits, adding that he’s happy to play aggressively for the side in the run-up to the Men’s T20 World Cup, starting on February 7.
Bangladesh, Pakistan Playing Or Opting Out Won’t Matter To ICC Or BCCI: Danish Kaneria
T20 World Cup: Former Pakistan spinner Danish Kaneria strongly supports the ICC’s stance of not changing the schedule, amid the BCB decision to not travel to India for the 2026 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, stating if Bangladesh are opting out of the tournament, it won't make much difference, adding that "it’s not like they were going to finish in the top four."
No Scope To Change Our Decision: Bangladesh Firm On Not Playing T20 WC In India
Sports Adviser Asif Nazrul: After the International Cricket Council (ICC) confirmed that the Men's T20 World Cup will proceed as scheduled, Bangladesh Youth and Sports Adviser Asif Nazrul stated that they did not get justice from the ICC and there is no scope to change their decision of not playing their matches in India.
Irfan Pathan Advocates Abhishek's ODI World Cup Selection After T20 Heroics
ODI World Cup: Former India all-rounder Irfan Pathan has urged the national selectors to consider T20I star Abhishek Sharma for the ODI World Cup, stating that the left-hander’s explosive T20 performances could translate effectively into the ODI format if used smartly.
Coach Gave Me An Opportunity, So I Wanted To Make As Many Runs As Possible: Rinku On His Quickfire Vs NZ
Rinku Singh: India batter Rinku Singh acknowledged that he was under pressure to score runs when he walked out to bat against New Zealand in the first T20I in Nagpur on Wednesday and said that he walked onto the field with the aim of making as many runs as possible and standing up to the team’s expectations, having gotten an opportunity to make a comeback to the Indian team.
Bangladesh Seek 48 Hours from ICC to Consult Government on Playing T20 World Cup Matches in India
The Bangladesh Cricket Board has requested 48 hours from the ICC to consult its government on participating in the upcoming T20 World Cup in India, amid safety concerns and the risk of being replaced if they withdraw.
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