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An ICC spokesperson clarified that Pakistan's name was missing from the broadcast logo of India vs Bangladesh Champions ...

has finally broken its long silence over Indian cricket team's jersey for the Champions Trophy 2025, after reports claimed that the side won't use the logo of 'Pakistan' - the designated hosts ...

EXCLUSIVE: Cricket Media, the 50-year-old children’s media company known for its namesake print magazine, has acquired majority control of kids streaming outlet Sensical. The streaming service ...

Image Source : ACB/X Champions trophy. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has reportedly confirmed that the team will adhere to the directives of the International Cricket Council ...

Therefore, going by this statement, it can be assumed that the Indian cricket board has put an end to the controversy surrounding their jersey and the official logo. Since the Men in Blue will not ...

These surreal scenes were once unimaginable in India, where women's cricket had developed slowly due to underfunding and cultural norms. The final of the 2024 Women's Premier League - where ...

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Front Office Sports reported Saturday that Brady has an ownership stake in the Birmingham Phoenix, a team in The Hundred, a four-year-old league created by the England and Wales Cricket Board.

The money-spinning Indian Premier League will begin on March 22 with holders Kolkata Knight Riders to host Royal Challengers Bengaluru, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced.

The International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Champions Trophy – a tournament that was tucked away into obscurity since 2017 – is set to make its comeback as Pakistan hosts its first multination ...

English cricket is quids in with the Hundred franchises being sold for a fortune, so what is next and are there any areas of concern? Sky Sports' Nasser Hussain and Michael Atherton have their say ...