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Sydney Sixers off to a resounding start with a crushing 8-run win over Melbourne Renegades
Sydney Sixers thrashed Melbourne Renegades in the second match of the ongoing Big Bash League tournament on Friday at Sydney Cricket Ground. Defending the total of 175, Sydney Sixers restricted Melbourne Renegades to 167/7 in (20) overs, thus winning the game by (8) runs. Asked to bat, Sydney Sixers had a successive start with Josh Philippe and Steve Smith scoring (29) and (61) respectively. Down the order, they were propelled by Moises Henriques and Jordan Silk who both scored (40) and (26*) respectively to power the side to a fighting score of (175) in (20) overs after losing (6) wickets. Steve Smith registered a cracking start to his Big Bash League campaign with a fine 61-run innings coming in the first match. Chasing the target, Renegades' Nic Maddinson and Joe Clarke lost their wickets in quick succession as they both could only get six runs each in their tally. Jake Fraser made a big mark with his 48-run score but Jordan Cox lost his wicket for a duck. Aaron Finch kept the side in the game with his knock of (33) but couldn’t be enough with Renegades losing their wickets at regular intervals. Will Sutherland remained unbeaten with his half-century.
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IPL 2025: SRH dampen LSG’s playoffs chances with blistering win
Delivering a blistering performance, Sunrisers Hyderabad defeated Lucknow Super Giants by six wickets on Monday in Lucknow, majorly ending LSG’s playoff hopes. Although SRH had already been eliminated from the tournament, they played with freedom, chasing down a challenging total of 205 in just 18.2 overs.
Asked to bat, LSG openers Mitchell Mars...
“Criticism around KL Rahul quite extraordinary”: Tom Moody
Delhi Capitals’ wicketkeeper-batter KL Rahul’s impact on the field was undeniable on Sunday in the match against Gujarat Titans when he crafted a passionate 112-run knock unbeaten to anchor the innings under pressure. Rahul’s unwavering resolve was on full display as he played a major role in lifting the side to a fighting sco...
RCB sign Blessing Muzarabani as replacement for Lungi Ngidi
Royal Challengers Bengaluru have signed Zimbabwe pacer Blessing Muzarabani as a replacement for South African pacer Lungi Ngidi for the IPL 2025. He has been roped in by RCB for INR 75 Lakh. Lungi Ngidi, who is set to depart RCB by May 26 due to international commitments, is likely to feature for South Africa in the World Test Championship fina...
"We haven't been able to finish the job": Rahul Dravid on RR’s under par IPL 2025
Rajasthan Royals have paid the heavy price for their lacklustre showing in the IPL 2025. They fell to their eighth defeat of the tournament on Sunday, failing to chase a total of 219 set by Punjab Kings, and again exposed vulnerabilities in their batting unit. However, RR’s head coach Rahul Dravid emphasised that it wasn’t comprehensive to just blam...
“Didn’t get credit”: Gavaskar lauds Shreyas Iyer
Former Indian cricketer Sunil Gavaskar has expressed that Shreyas Iyer didn’t get the necessary credit for successfully leading the Kolkata Knight Riders to title win last year. Gavaskar indirectly took a dig at Gautam Gambhir, who was KKR’s mentor last year. It wasn’t just Iyer’s leadership that took the side to the title win; his batting was also equal...
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