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BAN vs NZ 1st Test day 4 stumps: Bangladesh inch closer to victory as New Zealand go 7 down
New Zealand lost seven of their players in their pursuit of 332-run target on day four of the ongoing first Test match against Bangladesh on Friday at Sylhet International Cricket Stadium. At stumps on day four, New Zealand were 113/7 with Daryl Mitchell and Ish Sodhi unbeaten on (44) and (7) respectively. Bangladesh bowler Taijul Islam ripped through New Zealand’s batting attack with the wickets of Devon Conway, Kane Williamson, Tom Blundell and Kyle Jamieson. New Zealand couldn’t get a good start with Tom Latham losing his wicket for a duck. Devon Conway scored (22) runs while Kane Williamson managed to get (11) runs. New Zealand are having very less chances of winning this game. Going into day five on Saturday, New Zealand will need (219) runs from (96) overs to win the game. Earlier, New Zealand had bowled out Bangladesh for (338) in their second innings. In their first innings, Bangladesh had scored (310) runs after winning the toss while New Zealand had scored (317) runs in their first innings.
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Gurnoor Brar pulled up for code of conduct breach
India pacer Gurnoor Brar has been given a warning after breaching level one of the ICC Code of Conduct during the first ODI between England and India in Birmingham. Brar was found to have breached Article 2.9 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, which relates to “throwing a ball at or near a player in an inappropriate and or dangerous manner...
"Lots of eyes and fingers will be pointed at Gautam Gambhir": AB de Villiers amid India's unexpected slump in T20Is
India were dealt crushing series defeats in the recently concluded T20I assignments against Ireland and England, with the defending champions struggling to match the intensity shown by the opposition and being handed a wake-up call. Across both series, India were clean swept, going down 2-0 to Ireland and 4-0 to England. Amid India's sudden dow...
Moises Henriques retires from Australian domestic cricket
Sydney Sixers captain Moises Henriques has retired from Australian domestic cricket. Moises, who announced his first-class retirement in March 2025, led Sydney Sixers to the final of the BBL earlier this year in January; however, he was not given a contract for the upcoming season of the BBL, following which he decided to end his career with 154 BBL matches under his belt. ...
Ashwin urges Indian management to back Kuldeep Yadav
Former Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has raised questions over the way wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav is being managed by the Indian management, asserting that the left-arm spinner deserves a more consistent role in the ODI side. Kuldeep has been left out of three of India's last four ODIs, including the opening ODI against England in Birmingham. On most occa...
ENG vs IND, 2nd ODI: India aim to seal series as England fight for survival
Having shown their dominance in the opening match, India will look to continue their impressive run as they gear up to take on England in the second ODI at Sophia Gardens on Thursday. India delivered a commanding performance in the series opener, sealing a six-wicket win and taking a 1-0 advantage. Now, they are one victory away from clinching the three-match s...
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