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KL Rahul, Dhruv Jurel to depart early for Australia
Indian batters KL Rahul and Dhruv Jurel are set to head to Australia to join the India A squad to get some game time ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The rest of the squad will be flying out later but these two batters will leave early to play India A’s final unofficial red-ball match against Australia A in Melbourne.
The second and final four-day game will begin on November 7. As for KL Rahul, he was recently left out of India’s final two Tests against New Zealand due to his poor form. He featured in the first Test but could only manage to score (0) and (12) respectively. India, however, lost the series 0-3, with New Zealand dominating the side across all departments.
On the other hand, Dhruv Jurel, who made his Test debut against England earlier this year, hasn’t been seen in action in the last five home Test matches. One of the key reasons behind his absence is Rishabh Pant’s comeback to the team. Indian team, meanwhile, is set to depart for Australia on November 10. The first Test against Australia will begin on November 22 in Perth. Notably, India also scrapped their practice match against India A in order to participate in the centre-wicket simulation session.
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Mushfiqur Rahim set to play 100th Test
Bangladesh batter Mushfiqur Rahim is reportedly all set to play his 100th Test match when Bangladesh host Ireland in the second Test of the two-match series, which begins on November 19. The second Test will be played at the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka.
Mushfiqur's 100th Test is a monumental achievement, as he will become the first-ever player from Bangladesh t...
Spotlight on Paul Stirling and Harry Tector as Ireland eye fightback against England
With the three-match T20I series between England and Ireland shifting into its second game, scheduled to be played on Friday at The Village, all eyes will be on Ireland, who are gearing up to avoid series defeat on home soil in the historic series. England currently lead 1‑0 after edging Ireland by four wickets in the series opener.
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Ramiz Raja accuses match referee Andy Pycroft of bias towards India
Former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ramiz Raja has made an outlandish claim against match referee Andy Pycroft, accusing him of exhibiting bias towards India. Ramiz, in his accusations against the Zimbabwe official, asserted that Pycroft had been a fixture in India's matches and that he has officiated for India in 90 matches.
"What's interesting is Andy Pyc...
West Indies confirm squad for three T20Is against Nepal in Sharjah, bring in five uncapped players
West Indies have confirmed their squad to face Nepal in a series of three T20Is set to take place later this month in Sharjah. The Caribbean side has decided to rest some of their experienced stars: Shai Hope, pacer Alzarri Joseph and batter Johnson Charles. Following the decision to rest key players, West Indies squad features promising young talents. Spinner Akeal Hosein...
Asia Cup 2025: It's now or never for Afghanistan as they face Group B toppers Sri Lanka
As the Asia Cup 2025 inches closer to the Super Fours, Group B toppers Sri Lanka find themselves in the must-win situation as they face a determined Afghanistan side in the 11th match of the Asia Cup on Thursday at Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi. The match will determine which two teams progress from this tightly contested group, with Bangladesh also in the mi...
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