Indian cricket fans witnessed a dream debut moment as young spinner Kuldeep Suthar struck gold in his very first over on the biggest stage. After India declared their first innings at a commanding 564, Afghanistan were put under immediate pressure in what turned out to be a thrilling start to their batting effort in this historic Test encounter. India’s Dominant Declaration Leaves Afghanistan Reeling The Indian team showcased their batting

Northamptonshire continued their impressive early-season form with another hard-fought victory, this time overcoming Durham in a tense, low-scoring battle at Chester-le-Street. The match turned into a classic arm-wrestle where every run and wicket carried massive weight, and experienced campaigners like Stuart Broad, Ben Sanderson and Sales stepped up when it mattered most. The contest saw Callum Parkinson produce a brilliant spell of 3 for 19 for Durham, yet his efforts

Persistent heavy rain in Kingston has once again played spoilsport in the ongoing ODI series between West Indies and Sri Lanka. The second One Day International at Sabina Park was completely washed out without a single ball being bowled, leaving fans disappointed and the series score unchanged at 0-1 in favour of the visitors with just one game remaining. This marks the second consecutive weather-affected match in the three-game series.

KL Rahul stood tall like a rock on Thursday, unbeaten on 93 at tea, as India completely dictated terms against Afghanistan on the opening day of their one-off Test in Bengaluru. The home side reached a commanding 206 for 2 after the first two sessions, leaving the visitors searching for answers on a pitch that offered little assistance to their spinners. Steady Start Sets Tone for Indian Dominance India began

Cricket fans across the country were treated to a nail-biting finish as George Linde emerged as the unlikely hero for Nottinghamshire in a low-scoring T20 Blast encounter against Warwickshire Bears. The hosts managed to squeeze home by the barest of margins off the penultimate ball in what turned out to be a classic limited-overs thriller at Trent Bridge. Rob Yates’ Sensational Bowling Nearly Pulls Off an Upset Warwickshire looked set

Leicestershire Foxes pulled off a memorable victory at the County Ground in Hove thanks to a explosive unbeaten half-century from Ashton Turner. The Australian all-rounder smashed his way to 57 off just 28 balls, lighting up the contest and guiding his side home in what turned out to be a high-octane limited-overs clash. Turner’s Fireworks Seal the Deal for Foxes Chasing a competitive total, the Foxes found themselves under pressure

Indian cricket fans who love their high-scoring T20 cricket witnessed another thriller at The Oval as Hampshire Hawks successfully defended a massive total of 215 for 4 against a star-studded Surrey side. Despite a fighting unbeaten knock of 94 from Dan Lawrence, the home team fell short in a high-octane encounter that kept spectators on the edge of their seats throughout the night. This victory marked Hampshire’s fifth consecutive win

Gloucestershire’s overseas sensation D’Arcy Short produced a match-winning knock of 63 off just 34 balls to guide his side to a commanding victory over Somerset in the T20 Blast. Chasing a target of 138, the visitors cruised home with a whopping 5.5 overs to spare, leaving Somerset staring at their third straight defeat in the competition. Short’s Explosive Innings Lights Up the Chase The Australian left-hander walked in and immediately

Indian cricket fans keeping an eye on emerging international talent witnessed a one-sided affair at Grace Road where South Africa A quick bowlers put on a masterclass to thrash the England Lions by a massive nine wickets in the first unofficial ODI. The match, which took place on a lively surface perfect for seam movement, saw South Africa’s pace battery operating at high intensity from the very first over. With

England’s batting order suffered a dramatic meltdown in the second innings against New Zealand, losing four wickets for just one run as they went from a comfortable 126 for 2 to a precarious 127 for 6. Despite the shocking slide, the visitors still hold a commanding lead of 193 runs heading into the final stages of this intriguing Test match. Zak Crawley’s Solid Start on Return Zak Crawley marked his