In the early days of this year's season, 'torpedo' bats have become all the rage for big-league hitters. And now, they are ...

dismissing the batter on the 0th ball. Virat's IPL records Apart from international cricket, Kohli holds several IPL records as well to his name. Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Anupamaa' Star Rupali ...

You know, the people that make the rules under which we play the game of cricket, and ground staff preparing pitches, we're always looking for a fair balance between bat and ball, and in ...

"When I went out to bat I wanted to score my first international ... Mark Chapman made 94 from 44 balls before New Zealand was bowled out with one ball remaining in their 20 overs.

PAK vs NZ 3rd T20I 2025 HIGHLIGHTS: New Zealand were bowled out for 204 in the third T20I. The team got off to a great start and crossed the 100-run mark inside 10 overs despite losing three wickets.

The latest addition to IPL 2025 rules is the introduction of a second ball. To counter the effects of dew in night matches, the bowling team can opt for a second ball after the 11th over of the ...

Typically, one white ball is used in a T20 match. In the sub-continent, dew can cause the ball to get wet, making it difficult for bowlers to maintain grip and movement. Chankesh Rao Updated : Mar 20, ...

Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj says the lifting of the ban is an "excellent decision" Bowlers will be allowed to use saliva to shine the cricket ... contest between bat and ball "more even".

The ban on using saliva on a cricket ball will be lifted in the 2025 Indian Premier League; the ban was first introduced during the Covid-19 pandemic as a safety measure; watch all 74 matches of ...

“We understand that it makes a bigger impact in red-ball cricket, but even if it can help bowlers a bit in the white-ball game, it should be allowed.” The news will be music to the ears of ...

The International Cricket Council (ICC) had banned the age-old practice of applying saliva to shine the ball as a precautionary measure during the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2022, the ICC made the ban ...

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is considering revoking the long-standing ban on using saliva to shine the ball in the Indian Premier League (IPL). The final call, however, may rest ...