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Kushal Bhurtel creates history with six sixes in an over
Nepal opener Kushal Bhurtel created history after demonstrating amazing batting displays in T20Is with six sixes in an over. During Nepal's opening match of the Asian Games Qualifier against China at the Singapore National Cricket Ground, Bhurtel achieved the rare feat of blasting six consecutive sixes in a single over, becoming only the sixth player in men's T20I history to do so.
The landmark moment came in the ninth over of Nepal's innings when Bhurtel slammed Chinese left-arm spinner Chen Zhuo Yue, launching the ball into the stands six times in succession. With this achievement, Bhurtel also became the second Nepalese cricketer to accomplish the milestone in T20Is.
His compatriot Dipendra Singh Airee had previously entered the record books with a six-sixes-over performance in 2024. The list of players who have achieved this extraordinary feat remains incredibly exclusive. Previously, Yuvraj Singh, Kieron Pollard, Dipendra Singh Airee, Darius Visser and Bulgaria's Manan Bashir have claimed their record.
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Women's T20 World Cup All-round India crush Netherlands
India women clinched a massively thumping 95-run victory over the Netherlands women in their Women’s T20 World Cup clash at Headingley on Wednesday, with Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma playing their incredible roles. The emphatic win took India to the top of Group A. This was India's second consecutive win in the tournament after they kicked off t...
Gill, Kishan blast tons to steer India to victory over Afghanistan
India cruised to a commanding 170-run win in the second ODI over Afghanistan at Ekana Cricket Stadium on Wednesday, securing an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series. India, after being asked to bat, overcame an early setback to pile up a massive total of 402 runs before being bundled out in 49.5 overs. They got off to a shaky start when Yashasvi Jais...
Conway returns to New Zealand's central contract list
New Zealand Cricket (NZC) has announced the list of 20 centrally contracted players for the 2026-27 season, with Devon Conway and Blair Tickner returning to the group. The duo replaces young spinner Adi Ashok and pace bowler Muhammad Abbas, who were part of the previous contract list.
Conway, over the past two years, was under a casual playing agree...
West Indies recall Da Silva and Jangoo for Sri Lanka Tests, pacers Alzarri Joseph, Shamar Joseph also return
West Indies have announced their squad for the upcoming two-match World Test Championship (WTC) series against Sri Lanka, with wicketkeeper-batter Joshua Da Silva and batter Amir Jangoo earning recalls to the Test setup. The series, scheduled to begin later this month in the Caribbean, will be an important assignment for West Indies as they look to strengthen t...
Jamie Smith set to miss second New Zealand Test, young star James Rew gear up for Test debut
England will miss the services of Jamie Smith in the second Test against New Zealand at The Oval after the wicketkeeper-batter withdrew from the match following the birth of his daughter. In the wake of it, England have brought in highly rated youngster James Rew to make his Test debut.
"Uncapped wicketkeeper-batter James Rew has been called into the...
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