The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has finally confirmed the national side's tour of Pakistan. Bangladesh are scheduled to play two Tests, one ODI, and three T20s spread across three different visits.
Read moreElite, Group A: Wins for Andhra, Rajasthan; draws between Bengal-Gujarat and Punjab-Delhi
Read moreIrfan Pathan announced his retirement from all cricket, but does not bow out without providing his share of memories to Indian fans. Regarded as the promising prospect with both and ball since Kapil Dev, the left-handed Pathan comes to mind the moment one thinks of milestones like hat-tricks in Test cricket. CricClubs looks back at some of his best displays at the highest level.
Read moreElite, Group A: Delhi, Gujarat register convincing wins; Bengal, Vidarbha draw
Read moreSouth Africa's pace spearhead Vernon Philander has announced that the upcoming series against England will be his last for South Africa. That would bring an end to a career that started more than twelve years ago in mid-2007.
Read moreElite, Group A: Andhra, Bengal chase paltry targets; Punjab, Vidarbha register massive victories
Read moreAustralia have named a fourteen-man squad for the three-match ODI series in India in January 2020. Marnus Labuschagne earned his first call-up for an ODI series, while selectors omitted experienced batsmen Usman Khawaja and Shaun Marsh, as well as big-hitting all-rounders Glenn Maxwell and Marcus Stoinis.
Read moreBig-hitting batsman Tom Banton, pacers Pat Brown and Saqib Mahmood and leg-spinner Matt Parkinson have been named in an England ODI squad for the first time for the tour of South Africa. The newcomers replaced the rested Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler in the T20 side, both of whom have returned to the team.
Read moreSix out of the seventeen members named by South Africa to face England for the first two Tests at home this summer are uncapped. The names include opening batsman Pieter Malan, middle-order batsman Rassie van der Dussen, all-rounder Dwaine Pretorius, wicketkeeper-batsman Rudi Second and fast bowlers Beuran Hendricks and Dane Paterson.
Read moreSouth Africa have chosen former wicketkeeper-batsman Mark Boucher as their new head coach following a continuous turmoil in their cricket administration, which has led to repeated off-filed issues. Boucher has appointed on a four-year deal that lasts until 2023 after South Africa had decided to do away with Ottis Gibson after an early exit from the World Cup this year.
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