Jeet Raval has announced his retirement from professional cricket. The New Zealand opener played 24 test matches for his country between 2016 and 2020. Raval also amassed over 10,000 runs in New Zealand's domestic first-class competition, the Plunket Shield. He did not specify a reason for his decision to retire.
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New Zealand cricketers Mark Chapman and Zak Foulkes will be unavailable for the upcoming T20 series against India due to injuries. They have been replaced in the squad by Blair Tickner and Josh Clarkson. The five-match series is scheduled to begin later this month. The New Zealand team made these changes to cover for the absent players.
Cricket Australia has yet to finalize its playing XI for the upcoming Test series against Pakistan. The selection debate focuses on whether to include all-rounder Aaron Hardie or batter Nic Maddinson. Captain Pat Cummins has emphasized the need for his squad to prepare for a demanding, extended contest. The first match of the series is scheduled to begin in Perth on December 14.
Cricketer-turned-commentator Aakash Chopra analyzed India's T20 squad selection. He suggested Bhuvneshwar Kumar's probable recall is aimed at adding experience in Jasprit Bumrah's absence. Kotak also commented on wicketkeeper-batter Ishan Kishan's development. He observed that Kishan has shown significant maturity in his recent performances.
Usman Khawaja informed Australian captain Pat Cummins about his upcoming autobiography. The book is titled 'Sabr'. Cummins responded by stating the Australian cricket team has moved on from the 2018 ball-tampering scandal known as Sandpapergate. His comment suggests a desire to leave the controversial incident in the past.
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