The West Indies chose to bat first in the opening Test against Pakistan at Tarouba, ending the day at 194/3. The match featured the return of Tagenarine Chanderpaul to the opening slot and a Test debut for Pakistan's Ali Usman.
The Caribbean Premier League (CPL) landscape has shifted with the return of Tariq to the Trinbago Knight Riders and the signing of Phillips by the Amazon Warriors. These strategic roster moves come as teams prepare for the upcoming season, with Phillips aiming to regain full fitness following a recent injury.
West Indies Test captain Roston Chase reflects on his return to form ahead of the upcoming series against Pakistan. The team aims to climb the World Test Championship standings while integrating new talent into the squad.
Josh De Caires delivered a historic performance for Middlesex, scoring 75 runs and taking 6 for 35 to secure a 160-run victory over Hampshire in the Metro Bank One-Day Cup. The display marked a career-best for the young all-rounder, eclipsing his father Michael Atherton's own List A records.
The England and Wales Cricket Board is considering appointing Joe Root as interim Test captain and Marcus Trescothick as interim head coach for the upcoming series against Pakistan. This strategic move aims to ensure leadership stability during a critical period for the national team.
The Asian Games cricket tournament structure has been finalized, with India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka receiving direct entry into the knockout stages. The competition will feature ten teams in the men's category and eight in the women's category, with both tournaments commencing at the quarter-final stage.
George Garton scored his maiden List A century for Warwickshire, but Nottinghamshire secured a three-wicket victory in their One-Day Cup clash at Welbeck. A balanced batting performance from the hosts, led by Kyle Verreynne, successfully chased down the 283-run target with nine balls to spare.
The 2027 edition of South Africa's premier T20 league, the SA20, is set to commence on January 17, culminating in a grand final in Cape Town on February 21. The upcoming season introduces a significant milestone for Boland Park in Paarl, which will host a playoff match for the first time.
Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi has secured a major legal victory as an appellate tribunal set aside long-standing penalties related to the 2009 IPL foreign-exchange case. Following this ruling, Modi has expressed his intention to return to India by late 2026 or early 2027.
India T20I captain Shreyas Iyer has stressed the urgent need for his side to adapt to changing conditions following recent series losses against Ireland and England. Despite the setbacks, the leadership remains focused on identifying key positives as the team pivots toward their upcoming tour of Zimbabwe.
West Indies head coach Daren Sammy has addressed the selection of left-arm wristspinner Vitel Lawes, emphasizing that the decision was the result of a rigorous evaluation process. Sammy dismissed suggestions that the call was based on sentiment, pointing to a data-driven approach to player development.
Matt Walker has been named the new head coach of Sussex, succeeding Paul Farbrace during a challenging period for the county. The appointment occurs as the club operates under special measures imposed by the ECB due to significant financial losses.
India Under-19s have taken complete control of the second Youth Test against Sri Lanka after posting a formidable 411 and reducing the hosts to 122/8 by the end of the second day. Centuries from Manal and Ojha anchored the Indian innings, leaving the Sri Lankan side facing a massive deficit.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India has announced a series of significant updates to its domestic playing conditions, effective August 1, 2026. These revisions, which include stricter penalties for deliberate no-balls and modifications to game-management rules, aim to align domestic cricket with the latest updates from the Marylebone Cricket Club.
Scott Boland is challenging the established 'big three' of Australian fast bowling as selectors face a daunting schedule of 21 upcoming Test matches. With all primary quicks now fit, Australia's leadership must balance individual form, injury history, and the necessity of squad rotation.
Australia has announced a 13-man squad for the upcoming two-Test series against Bangladesh, featuring the return of captain Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, and Nathan Lyon. The selection marks a significant boost for the team as they prepare for a demanding 11-month schedule of international cricket.