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ACC set to move Asia Cup out of Pakistan after members reject PCB’s hybrid model; Sri Lanka may host tournament

In a huge setback to Pakistan, the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) on May 8 decided to move the Asia Cup out of the country after PCB’s proposal to host the tournament on a ‘hybrid model’ was rejected by the member nations.

The Hindu

Pakistan will only come for World Cup if BCCI gives 'written guarantee' to PCB on 2025 Champions Trophy participation

KARACHI: Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Najam Sethi will seek a "written guarantee" from BCCI supremo Jay Shah about Indian team's participation in 2025 ICC Champions Trophy in Pakistan before committing on their national team playing its ODI World Cup games in India, later this year.

The Times of India

Asian Cricket Council has not floated any proposal to postpone Asia Cup: Source

NEW DELHI: Contradicting media reports that Asia Cup could be postponed and a parallel tournament, excluding Pakistan, could be played in Dubai in the same window, the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) sources on Monday said that they have not sent out any such proposal to the member nations.

The Times of India

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Asian Cricket Council has not floated any proposal to postpone Asia Cup: source

Contradicting media reports that Asia Cup could be postponed, and a parallel tournament which excludes Pakistan could be played, Asian Cricket Council (ACC) sources on May 1 said that they have not sent out any such proposal to the member nations.

The Hindu

PCB has proposed to host Asia Cup matches involving India at neutral venue: Najam Sethi

NEW DELHI: In a sudden turn of events, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has sent a proposal to the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) that India can play their Asia Cup matches at a neutral venue while Pakistan and other competing teams play in the host country, according to PCB chief…

The Times of India

Obsession Ending Explained: How The Affair Ended And What Happened To Each Character

The Obsession ending was a doozy. Let's break down how the affair ended and what happened to the main characters.

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Mulling possibility of scheduling WPL in Diwali window: Jay Shah

NEW DELHI: The BCCI secretary Jay Shah on Friday said that the board is mulling the possibility of scheduling the next edition of the Women's Premier League (WPL) in the Diwali window.

The Times of India

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Pakistan won't play World Cup in India, wants Sri Lanka or Bangladesh to host its matches: Source

NEW DELHI: Pakistan threatened to not take part in ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 scheduled to be held in India later this year if the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) would not allow Men in Blue to participate in Asia Cup 2023, as per a source.

The Times of India

Watch: WPL will be a great uplift for women's game, says ICC chairman Greg Barclay

NEW DELHI: The ICC chairman Greg Barclay was all in praise of the inaugural Women's Premier League as he lauded the BCCI's tremendous efforts in making the tournament a grand success.

The Times of India

Two cricket tournaments, one election: Jay Shah’s Pakistan dilemma

Jay Shah has a distinct position when it comes to playing against Pakistan.

Newslaundry

'Powerful BCCI has big clout': PCB chief Najam Sethi on Asia Cup hosting issue ahead of ACC and ICC meetings

NEW DELHI: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi on Saturday raised a big question mark over hosting of Asia Cup in Pakistan, stating that support of other members of Asian Cricket Council (ACC) will be important on the issue but everyone knows how much powerful Indian cricket board (BCCI)…

The Times of India

Diplomacy in times of cricket: A Motera Thursday with PM Modi and Albanese

AHMEDABAD: The mood was festive, Ravi Shastri's booming baritone had excitement and aura in equal measure, as a crowd of about 40,000 got a taste of cricket diplomacy with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese enjoying a good part of an intense opening session in…

The Times of India

KL Rahul stays in Test squad but loses VC role against Australia

NEW DELHI: Despite a poor run of form, KL Rahul has managed to hold on to his place in the Indian squad for the final two Test matches of the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Interestingly, the India Cricket Board (BCCI) statement signed by Jay Shah on Sunday, didn’t mention Rahul as…

The Times of India

Watch: Sachin Tendulkar lauds young girl’s batting skills

NEW DELHI: Legendary Indian batter Sachin Tendulkar on Tuesday lauded a young girl’s batting skills while reacting to a video that went viral on the social media platforms.

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In a first, IPL strikes partnership with Saudi Tourism Authority

MUMBAI: The BCCI has just raked in a new sponsor for the IPL in Saudi Tourism Authority (STA), making it the first time that the high-profile T20 league will be sponsored by a government body of a foreign country.

The Times of India

Najam Sethi toes Ramiz Raja's line on Asia Cup, threatens to pull out of World Cup in India: PCB source

KARACHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman, Najam Sethi has reportedly told BCCI secretary Jay Shah that his country wants to host the Asia Cup and if the tournament is moved out, Pakistan will not send its team for the men's ODI World Cup in India.

The Times of India

Asia Cup likely to be moved out of Pakistan, venue to be finalised in March

NEW DELHI: The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) is expected to shift Asia Cup from Pakistan and decide on an alternate venue in March as BCCI secretary Jay Shah and PCB chairman Najam Sethi discussed the issue during a formal meeting in Bahrain on Saturday.

The Times of India

BCCI secretary Jay Shah in Bahrain to attend ACC meet to decide on Pakistan's Asia Cup hosting rights

NEW DELHI: Indian cricket board secretary Jay Shah has flown to Bahrain where an emergent meeting of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has been called at PCB chairman Najam Sethi's behest to decide the fate of Pakistan's Asia Cup hosting rights.

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Like Suryakumar Yadav, Shubman Gill can make a good ball look bad: Hardik Pandya

AHMEDABAD: Shubman Gill's regal 63-ball 126 in the final game of the T20I series at the Narendra Modi Stadium on Wednesday night was a perfect illustration of destroying an attack while employing proper cricket shots. It is something India's women's Under-19 World Cup-winning team, which was invited by BCCI secretary…

The Times of India

Watch: Sachin Tendulkar, BCCI felicitate triumphant U19 Women's T20 World Cup team in Ahmedabad

NEW DELHI: The Shafali Verma-led Indian team, which recently won the inaugural ICC U19 Women's T20 World Cup in South Africa, was on Wednesday felicitated by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) ahead of the third India-New Zealand T20I at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.

The Times of India

'Special win': BCCI announces 5 crore cash prize for inaugural champions India as wishes pour in

NEW DELHI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah announced a whopping Rs 5 crore cash prize for the Shafali Verma-led Indian team as they lifted the inaugural ICC U19 Women's T20 World Cup on Sunday.

The Times of India

BCCI secretary Jay Shah invites victorious India Women's U-19 team to Ahmedabad to watch 3rd T20

MUMBAI: BCCI secretary Jay Shah has invited India's Under-19 World Cup-winning team to watch the third T20I between India and New Zealand at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on February 1.

ABC News

Women's Premier League bids sees India hit cricket's future into the stratosphere

As the battle for emerging athletes grows ever hotter, India's latest push to grow women's cricket appears to be a winner, writes Tracey Holmes.

Daily Mirror

Women's IPL franchises sold for £465m in "transformative" deal for women's cricket

England cricketers Kate Cross and Danni Wyatt have hailed the news that the five franchises for the new Women's Premier League have been sold for £465m

The Times of India

BCCI rakes in Rs 4669.99 crore from sale of Women's Premier League teams

MUMBAI: Women's cricket has touched a new glass ceiling in India. It is the latest goldmine that the Indian cricket Board has discovered. On Wednesday, five companies, with the Adani Group leading the race, which made the highest bid-Rs 1289 crore-for the Ahmedabad franchise, splurged as much as Rs 4669.99…

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