The Prime Minister's XI game moved to Melbourne as England warm-up to 150th annivers Test has been officially confirmed, marking a historic shift away from Canberra's Manuka Oval. This crucial three-day floodlit clash at Junction Oval will provide the visitors with essential pink-ball preparation ahead of the landmark commemorative match at the MCG.
In a significant move to reshape the future of regional cricket, Wasim Jaffer appointed Hyderabad's mentor ahead of 2026-27 domestic season, bringing his immense experience to the state team.
Following a challenging period for the national side, Brendon McCullum on coaching future: 'Commitment to England has never wavered' as he addresses his long-term vision and the path forward for the team.
In a major endorsement for the future of English cricket, Ben Stokes gives Harry Brook '100% support' as successor to the Test captaincy, highlighting the young batter's natural progression and leadership credentials.
Matthews: West Indies ready to 'prove people wrong' against Australia - As the T20 World Cup reaches its climax, captain Hayley Matthews has made it clear that the West Indies are ready to 'prove people wrong' against Australia in a high-stakes semi-final showdown, embracing their role as underdogs with steely determination.
In a positive development for the Bangladesh cricket camp, Litton likely to return for second ODI in Zimbabwe following a successful recovery period from a calf muscle injury.
Sooryavanshi must 'bide his time and wait,' says ten Doeschate - Following a whirlwind rise to stardom, 15-year-old prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi finds himself at a career crossroads, as India's assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate clarifies that Sooryavanshi must 'bide his time and wait' before earning his maiden international cap.
The Indian cricket camp is currently grappling with a palpable sense of 'Disbelief' in India camp after a failure to adapt to 'fantastic' Ireland, leading to a surprise series defeat that has raised questions about tactical flexibility on the international stage.
Ben Stokes: 'I didn't have any more fight left in me' after Ashes loss - Ben Stokes has openly stated that he 'loved every single moment' of his four-year tenure as England's Test captain. However, he admitted the immense demands of the role ultimately drained him to the point where, in the wake of last winter's 4-1 defeat in the Ashes, he simply didn't "have any more fight left in me."
The stage is set for a thrilling conclusion to the 2026 Women's T20 World Cup, as the T20 World Cup semi-finals at the Oval: Australia face WI, SA come up against Eng in high-stakes encounters that will determine who plays for the trophy.
Former England captain Michael Vaughan claims that Vaughan blames 'fall-out with ECB' for timing of Stokes retirement, pointing to a fundamental breakdown in trust between the leadership and the governing body as a key catalyst for the decision.
In a stunning development that has sent shockwaves through the sporting world, Ben Stokes to retire from international cricket after third Test, marking the end of a transformative era for the England team.
