The International Cricket Council (ICC) has introduced new playing regulations. These include using a pink ball for day Tests and implementing penalties for time-wasting. The changes will apply to all international series starting on or after October 1. Series already in progress will continue under the previous rules.
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India, Pakistan, and Australia have been placed together in Group A for the 2027 ICC Men's ODI Cricket World Cup. The tournament will be hosted across South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia from October 2 to November 21. Fourteen teams will compete, first in a preliminary stage before splitting into two groups of six. This grouping sets up a high-profile clash between the traditional rivals India and Pakistan early in the competition.
The Indian government will impose new stock limits on sugar dealers from October 15 to November 30. The limit is set at 1,000 quintals with a 15-day holding period. This move aims to prevent hoarding after a recent drop in ex-mill sugar prices. Exceptions for higher limits have been made for Kolkata and Assam due to specific distribution requirements.
On Thursday, Iranian military forces killed six individuals described as members of a terrorist group in Zahedan. The operation occurred in the province of Sistan-Baluchistan, an area experiencing frequent clashes. The Revolutionary Guards stated they recovered explosive packages from those targeted. Concurrently, Tehran awaits a U.S. response to its recent proposal for reviving peace negotiations.
The ICC unveiled the full schedule for the 2027 ODI World Cup on Thursday. India will start its campaign against Australia in Cape Town on October 7. India and Pakistan have both been drawn in Group A, ensuring a match between them. The tournament will be played across various venues as per the announced fixtures.
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