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Williamson becomes first Kiwi batter to notch up 9000 Test runs
Kane Williamson, New Zealand’s former captain, has etched his name into the history books as the first New Zealand batter to complete 9,000 runs in Test cricket. This remarkable achievement came during the ongoing first Test match against England at Hagley Oval, Christchurch. Williamson, who missed the India series due to an injury, has made his superb return to action, further cementing his legacy.
Williamson joins an elite group of cricketers worldwide who have already achieved this feat. Williamson achieved this record in 103 Tests, becoming the third joint-fastest alongside Kumar Sangakkara and Younis Khan.
Australian veteran Steve Smith is the fastest batter to reach this milestone as he did it in 99th Test. In the ongoing first Test against England, Kane Williamson scored 61 and 93 in the first and second innings respectively.
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Stokes says he has apologised to teammates
England captain Ben Stokes has said that he apologised to his teammates after being unavailable for the second Test against New Zealand. The second Test ended in a heavy defeat for England, paving the way for New Zealand to level the series. As England prepare for the crucial third Test starting on Thursday, Stokes is determined to make amends by leading from the front.
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Shubman Gill overtakes Virat Kohli in ODI rankings
Indian captain Shubman Gill has jumped three places to claim the No. 2 spot in the ODI batting rankings, overtaking Virat Kohli. Gill is basking in the glow of staggering success as he recently captained India to an ODI series win against Afghanistan, where India swept the series 3-0. He also had exceptional outings with the bat, slamming 238 runs in three matc...
India eye quick turnaround as they meet Bangladesh
India Women and Bangladesh Women will be locking horns in a major Group A clash on Thursday at Old Trafford, looking to consolidate their chances for a semi-final berth. The women in blue have largely performed brilliantly, registering victories in their first two games. However, their defeat to South Africa has created hurdles in their path to the semi-final. ...
"We are good friends": Brendon McCullum quashes rumours of rift with Stokes
England head coach Brendon McCullum has stressed that his relationship with captain Ben Stokes hasn't been harmed in light of the nightclub controversy. After playing valuable roles in England's spirited victory in the first Test against New Zealand, Ben Stokes and fast bowler Gus Atkinson were stood down from the second Test following the breach of a midnight ...
Zimbabwe reveal squad for Bangladesh Test, Raza to miss out
Zimbabwe have announced their 15-member squad for the upcoming one-off Test against Bangladesh, which is scheduled to begin on June 28 in Harare. The hosts will be without experienced allrounder Sikandar Raza, who is unavailable due to his ongoing county cricket commitments in England.
Zimbabwe have brought in veteran leg-spinner Graeme Cremer
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