Rahat Shah

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has officially confirmed that the England cricket team will participate in their ICC Champions Trophy 2025 match against Afghanistan. This announcement came after speculation over England’s stance due to Afghanistan’s restrictions on women’s cricket. ECB Chairman Confirms England’s Decision Following an ECB board meeting, Chairman Richard Thompson released […]

The participation of Pakistani cricketers in the Indian Premier League (IPL) has been a long-debated topic. While Pakistani players were a part of the inaugural IPL season in 2008, they have been absent from the tournament ever since. The exclusion stemmed from political tensions between India and Pakistan, particularly following the 2008 Mumbai attacks and

After the Indian cricket team refused to travel to Pakistan for the ICC Champions Trophy, Indian match officials have also declined to participate in the tournament. Reports indicate that no Indian umpire or match referee is included in the officiating panel for the prestigious event. No Indian Match Officials in ICC Champions Trophy PanelAccording to

Match Officials Confirmed Ahead of Champions TrophyThe International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced the match officials for the upcoming tri-nation series featuring Pakistan, New Zealand, and South Africa. This series, scheduled ahead of the Champions Trophy, will be played on a single-league basis from February 8 to 14. Venues for the Tri-Nation SeriesThe matches will

Australian Olympic breakdancer Raygun is set to make her cricket debut in an upcoming charity match. Raygun, whose real name is Rachael Gunn, previously represented Australia in the breakdancing event at the Paris Olympics, where the sport made its debut on the global stage. From Breakdancing to Cricket According to a report by Daily Mail,

A consortium of tech billionaires, including Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella and Google CEO Sundar Pichai, has purchased a major stake in London Spirit, a team competing in England’s The Hundred tournament. The deal, worth £145 million (approximately 15.58 billion Pakistani rupees), marks a significant investment by Silicon Valley’s elite into English cricket. Who’s Behind the