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Nortje: 'I'll be very excited if I can put my Test cap on again'

Cricinfo - 17 minutes ago

Having played his last Test in 2023, he's eyeing a spot in SA's side for upcoming three-Test series against Australia at home

Pakistan cricketer follows mother's footsteps, retires to become match referee

India Today - 53 minutes ago

Kainat Imtiaz has retired from international cricket after a 13-year career and is embarking on a new journey as a match referee. The former Pakistan fast bowler is following in the footsteps of her mother, Saleema Imtiaz, while balancing cricket with motherhood.

Nortje and Ackerman: different paths to the same destination

Cricbuzz - 53 minutes ago

While Nortjé has been away, playing 104 matches of all shapes and sizes, Ackerman has featured in 115 games across the formats in South Africa and England

‘I want him to reach that mark’: Sunil Gavaskar’s special wish for Rohit Sharma before retirement

The Times of India - 1 hour ago

Sunil Gavaskar was disappointed to see Rohit Sharma miss out on an ODI century in the third match against the West Indies, saying he wants the Indian

CRICKET | Saamy effusive in his praise for Hope’s leadership qualities

The Hindu - 1 hour ago

West Indies coach Daren Sammy commends Shai Hope’s leadership and record-breaking 162 to beat India, praising his selfless, exemplary performance.

Why Gavaskar was disappointed with Rohit's 92

Rediff - 1 hour ago

Legendary Indian cricketer Sunil Gavaskar expressed his disappointment over Rohit Sharma missing a century against West Indies, wishing for Rohit to achieve more ODI hundreds than his age by the time he retires. Gavaskar also highlighted a significant shift in Rohit's batting approach since the 2023 ODI World Cup, where he now prioritizes preserving his wicket and converting starts into big scores, benefiting the team's scoring rate and shielding him from criticism.

The Asian Games with more athletes than the Olympics close in Japan and head to Qatar in 2030

Yahoo Sports - 1 hour ago

NAGOYA, Japan (AP) — The Asian Games were a blur, a sports kaleidoscope of 45 countries and regions that went dark on Sunday, closed officially by Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad Al Thani, the president of the Olympic Council of Asia.The games featured about 11,000 athletes — more than the Summer Olympics two years ago in Paris.