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Uganda qualify for the T20 World Cup 2024

Uganda created history after qualifying for the T20I World Cup 2024. Uganda outplayed Rwanda in their final of the African region qualifier to march into the qualification for the high-profile T20I event that will be played next year in June in West Indies and United States of America. Uganda’s qualification resulted in the ouster of Zimbabwe. This will be Uganda’s first-ever outing in any ICC World Cup event. Zimbabwe had to face losses against Namibia and Uganda following which they missed out on their chances of making it to the T20I World Cup qualification. Earlier, Namibia became the first team to qualify for the T20I World Cup 2024.
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Sri Lanka unveil ODI squad for Pakistan tri-series
Sri Lanka have named their 16-member squad for the upcoming ODI tri-series in Pakistan, with Kusal Mendis set to lead the side. The series is very crucial in their preparations for the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027. Sri Lankan management has included a few familiar names as well as new faces who will look to bolster their place in Sri Lanka’...

“You want your fielding to be top-notch”: Gill identifies areas for improvement ahead of World Cup
Though India won the ODI series against West Indies on Saturday, captain Shubman Gill is of the view that the victory has also highlighted areas that need to be addressed, with the 2027 World Cup only a year away. Gill expressed concerns over fielding and death bowling, which remains a wider challenge. Notably, India have limited matches left t...

IND vs WI, 3rd ODI: Shai Hope ton guides West Indies to consolation win
An extraordinary batting performance from Shai Hope has steered West Indies to a comprehensive consolation victory over India in the third ODI at Mullanpur on Saturday. Chasing a mammoth target of 352, Hope played an astounding knock, remaining unbeaten on a magnificent 162 to guide West Indies to a five-wicket victory. Amir Jangoo also played a major role...

ICC brings in major rule changes
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced a fresh set of changes to the playing conditions for international men’s and women’s cricket, with the new regulations coming into effect from October 1, 2026. Under the new rules, a team can be penalised five runs when one of their batters is repeatedly found guilty of failing to be ready for the next delivery within the pe...

Fatima Sana joins Perth Scorchers for WBBL|12
Perth Scorchers have secured the services of Pakistan captain Fatima Sana, signing her for WBBL|12 on a one-year deal. She will be available for the Scorchers for the opening eight matches of the campaign, adding a valuable experience to the side. Interestingly, Sana is set to become only the second player from Pakistan after Nida Dar to appear in the Women's B...

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