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India vs Pakistan Asia Cup closing: Tension, politics, and cricket collide in Dubai – Everything you need to know | Cricket News – The Times of India

India’s Shivam Dube celebrates with captain Suryakumar Yadav after taking the wicket of Pakistan’s Sahibzada Farhan (Creimas/Asian Cricket Council through PTI Photo) Dubai: Few sporting events grip the creativeness like an India–Pakistan closing. Sunday’s conflict — the primary Asia Cup summit between the 2 sides in 41 years — is not only about bat and […]

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Women’s WC Captains’ Day | This is going to be the tightest World Cup that we’ve been a part of: Australia captain Alyssa Healy

Stiff competitors: Healy, second from left, believes Harmanpreet’s India, Sciver-Brunt’s England, and Devine’s New Zealand are going to be robust to beat. | Photo Credit: Okay. MURALI KUMAR The ICC Women’s ODI World Cup is synonymous with Australia. The nation has received a document seven titles, together with three of the previous 5 editions. Yet,

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Abhishek vs Afridi — another engrossing duel in store

Afridi has claimed 9 wickets to this point in this version of the Asia Cup. | Photo Credit: REUTERS When India met Pakistan for the primary time in this Asia Cup on September 14, Abhishek Sharma greeted Shaheen Shah Afridi’s opening supply with a cost down the monitor to transform what was meant to be

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Historic! Nepal stun West Indies in Sharjah, register first-ever T20I win over a full ICC member | Cricket News – The Times of India

Nepal achieved a historic milestone in worldwide T20 cricket by defeating the West Indies by 19 runs in the primary match of their three-match T20I sequence at Sharjah Cricket Stadium on Saturday. This victory marked Nepal’s first-ever win towards a full member nation of the International Cricket Council (ICC), giving them a 1-0 lead in

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Women’s ODI World Cup | Incredible Australia remains the team to beat

Australia skipper Alyssa Healy is a real match-winner. | Photo Credit: File photograph: SHIV KUMAR PUSHPAKAR A star-studded Australian squad comes into this World Cup with a larger-than-life fame and a aggressive pool with piranhas snapping at its heels. While the Aussies are a number of tiers above the remainder of the nations in success

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ICC chairman Jay Shah felicitated in Mumbai ahead of BCCI Annual General Meeting | Cricket News – The Times of India

The Mumbai Cricket Association hosted a felicitation ceremony for ICC chairman Jay Shah at a gala dinner in Mumbai on Saturday. The occasion was organised ahead of the BCCI Annual General Meeting scheduled for September 28. Jay Shah’s decade-lengthy journey has been instrumental in cricket’s improvement. His management has centered on strengthening home cricket construction

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Not shaking hands is not good for cricket: Salman Agha

Pakistan captain Salman Agha with Haris Rauf. | Photo Credit: AP On the eve of Sunday’s Asia Cup closing, Pakistan skipper Salman Agha weighed into the handshake row for the primary time because it flared up after the group-stage assembly versus India on September 14. After a seven-wicket win in a Group-A fixture, India’s gamers

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Asia Cup | We are yet to play the complete sport: India bowling coach Morne Morkel

Indian crew celebrates throughout the Asia Cup match between India and Bangladesh at Dubai International Cricket Stadium in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on September 24, 2025. | Photo Credit: AP India’s excellent document on this 12 months’s Asia Cup was preserved by its dramatic victory in the Super Over towards Sri Lanka in the remaining