Hyderabad: To cater to the growing number of sporting enthusiasts, Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) has decided ...

Jon Lewis has left his post as England Women head coach following the winter’s disastrous Ashes tour. The England and Wales ...

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For those Bay Area cricket-curious fans, we decided to compare the two sports to give you a little knowledge to know before you go to your first match.

The commercial interest now stretches towards international markets and other sports. Four of the investment groups now ...

Bowlers will be allowed to use saliva to shine the cricket ball in the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL), reversing the ban imposed during the Covid pandemic five years ago, reports say.

In a significant development, the BCCI has announced that the use of saliva to shine cricket balls will be permitted once again in the IPL. The decision was made following a meeting on Thursday ...