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BCCI Apex Council meet: Domestic cricket, ICC tax issue on agenda By IANS | Published on Wed, Jan 13 2021 12:48 IST | 0 Views BCCI Head Office.. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, Jan 13 : A curtailed Ranji Trophy season, extension of window for Indian Premier League (IPL) in the Future Tours Programme 2023-31 and the ICC tax issue for 2021 T20 World Cup are some of the items that are on agenda for the BCCI Apex Council Meeting slated to take place virtually on Sunday. The Board of Control for Cricket in India is looking at a curtailed domestic season from February and it's l...
Former Black Caps skipper Brendon McCullum and his successor Kane Williamson talk batting, and pillows. New Zealand Cricket is close to locking in the Black Caps’ international schedule for 2021, featuring two tests apiece in England and India with potential for some players to be on the road for nine months. NZC chief executive David White hailed the performance of the test side in rising to the world No 1 ranking for the first time, and outlined what was next after white ball visits by Australia and Bangladesh in February-March. Speaking to Stuff, White said details were being finalised...
Chris Gayle far from retirement Article by January 7, 2021 KARACHI, Pakistan – Chris Gayle headlines a plethora of West Indies stars confirmed for next weekend’s draft of the Pakistan Super League. The 41-year-old Gayle, along with veteran all-rounder Dwayne Bravo, former Twenty20 captain Carlos Brathwaite and openers Lendl Simmons and Evin Lewis, were among 25 foreign players announced by the Pakistan Cricket Board yesterday. Barbados-born England all-rounder Chris Jordan is among the foreign players indicating his participation in the sixth edition of the showpiece s...
We thought it would be right to comment on India’s 36 all out second innings total against Australia only after 36 hours had elapsed post the cataclysmic event in Adelaide on Saturday. After all, apart from the media here — social and ‘anti-social’ — berating and lampooning Virat Kohli’s side for notching up India’s worst Test total ever, Sunil Gavaskar may also be secretly pleased for his notorious 36 runs, unbeaten (!) off 174 balls in the 1975 World Cup ODI against England now being eclipsed in the latest 20.1 overs Aussie culling. The point is, the double-scything action of...