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Rohit Sharma Wins ‘International Cricketer Of The Year’ At CEAT Awards
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International Cricket Should Not Be Clashing With IPL : England Captain Buttler
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NZ pacer Neil Wagner announces retirement from international cricket
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Kagiso Rabada, a South African bowler, has taken 500 wickets in international cricket
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Faf Du Plessis eyes return to international cricket
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South Africa celebrates 32 years of return to International Cricket
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Meg Lanning announces retirement from international cricket
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“End of an Era: Australian Captain Meg Lanning Calls Time on International Cricket”
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Sunil Narine hangs up his boots from international cricket
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Willey to retire from international cricket after World Cup
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![PM Modi lays foundation stone of international cricket stadium in Varanasi]()
PM Modi lays foundation stone of international cricket stadium in Varanasi
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KL Rahul underlines return to International cricket
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Kohli’s glorious 15-year ride in International cricket
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3 years ago, MSD ended his journey in international cricket
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Thirimanne announces retirement from international cricket
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Nat Sciver Brunt completes 6000 runs in international cricket
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![UP set to get its third international cricket stadium]()
UP set to get its third international cricket stadium
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Murli Vijay retires from all forms of international cricket
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Shubman Gill crosses 2000 runs in International cricket
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![Colin de Grandhomme retires from international cricket]()
Colin de Grandhomme retires from international cricket
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JAMES ANDERSON BECOMES MOST SUCCESSFUL PACER IN INTERNATIONAL CRICKET
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Kevin O’Brien retires from international cricket
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ENGLAND CRICKETER ANYA SHRUBSOLE ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM INTERNATIONAL CRICKET
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YES, KHAN SAHAB, INDIA CONTROLS INTERNATIONAL CRICKET
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OLLIE ROBINSON SUSPENDED FROM INTERNATIONAL CRICKET OVER CONTROVERSIAL TWEETS
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THISARA PERERA ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT FROM INTERNATIONAL CRICKET
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Pollard becomes third batsman to hit six 6s in an over in international cricket
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Narine not ready to return to international cricket: Roger Harper
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Narine had indicated that he’s not ready to return to international cricket: Harper
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Sri Lanka opener Upul Tharanga announces retirement from international cricket
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Sri Lanka bowler Dhammika Prasad retires from international cricket
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Naman Ojha announces retirement from international cricket
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India all set for English challenge as international cricket returns in country
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![Umpire Oxenford to retire from international cricket]()
Umpire Oxenford to retire from international cricket
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Pak vs SA: Never blamed anyone for my absence from international cricket, says Fawad Alam
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Pak pacer Amir retires from international cricket
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“India is the number one nation in international cricket”: Shaun Tait, Former Australian Bowler
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Shikhar Dhawan announces retirement from international and domestic cricket
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IPL Has Become Far More Competitive Than International T20 Cricket: Gautam Gambhir
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![Australia’s skipper Meg Lanning, who has just became the most successful captain in the history of cricket will lead Delhi Capitals in the first edition of Women’s Premier League which is going to start from March 4. Aussie captain Meg Lanning who led her team to lift T20 World Cup title for the fifth time in the recently concluded ICC Women’s T20 World Cup has been named as the skipper of the Delhi Capitals franchise ahead of the inaugural edition of Women’s Premier League 2023. Delhi Capitals bought Lanning for a decent price of Rs. 1.1 crore in the successfully concluded WPL auction 2023. Meg Lanning has captained Australian side in 100 international matches- which is the most by any woman in the shortest format of the game. She has scored more than 3,000 runs in T20 cricket with 2 tons and 15 fifties. She has also smashed 15 tons and 21 fifties in the ODI format. Talking about captaincy and WPL, Aussie skipper said, “It’s a very proud moment for me, first ot be involved with Delhi and then to lead them. It’s about enjoying yourself, getting the best out of yourself.”]()
Australia’s skipper Meg Lanning, who has just became the most successful captain in the history of cricket will lead Delhi Capitals in the first edition of Women’s Premier League which is going to start from March 4. Aussie captain Meg Lanning who led her team to lift T20 World Cup title for the fifth time in the recently concluded ICC Women’s T20 World Cup has been named as the skipper of the Delhi Capitals franchise ahead of the inaugural edition of Women’s Premier League 2023. Delhi Capitals bought Lanning for a decent price of Rs. 1.1 crore in the successfully concluded WPL auction 2023. Meg Lanning has captained Australian side in 100 international matches- which is the most by any woman in the shortest format of the game. She has scored more than 3,000 runs in T20 cricket with 2 tons and 15 fifties. She has also smashed 15 tons and 21 fifties in the ODI format. Talking about captaincy and WPL, Aussie skipper said, “It’s a very proud moment for me, first ot be involved with Delhi and then to lead them. It’s about enjoying yourself, getting the best out of yourself.”
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International Women’s Day: SCG to have first statue of female cricketer
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New Zealand’s Mitchell Santner Hits 3,000 International Runs Mark
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Virat Kohli Celebrates 36 Years, Marking Over a Decade of Cricket Greatness
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IPL 2025 Auction Expected In Riyadh: Cricket’s Biggest Bids To Unfold On Nov 24-25
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Artist At Heart Umpire By Profession: Kumar Dharmasena Unveils Perfume With Cricket-Themed Twist!
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ECB Bans Trans Women From Women’s Professional Cricket: A Controversial Policy Shift
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Mohammad Siraj: From Auto Driver’s Son In Hyderabad To Cricket World Cup Star; An Inspirational Story
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![Cricketers Who Hit Six Sixes In A Single Over]()
Cricketers Who Hit Six Sixes In A Single Over
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