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Afghanistan rest veterans, name squads for UAE season

Afghanistan has announced its squads for an upcoming multi-format series in the UAE. Veteran all-rounder Mohammad Nabi has been omitted from the T20I squad, while batter Bahir Shah Mahboob (Rasooli) has been dropped from all white-ball squads. Captain Rashid Khan and batter Ibrahim Zadran will continue to be rested from the Test side. The selectors made these changes ahead of a busy season of cricket.

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Bangladesh favored over Sri Lanka's second-string team in Asian Games bronze match

Bangladesh and Sri Lanka will compete for the bronze medal in men's cricket at the Asian Games. The match is scheduled for Monday in Hangzhou, China. Bangladesh enters the contest as the favorite against a Sri Lankan side that is fielding a significantly weakened squad. Both teams are aiming to secure a podium finish and bring success to their respective national contingents at the multi-sport event.

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Carson returns, three players recalled for New Zealand women's T20Is against Australia

New Zealand Cricket has named its women's squad for the upcoming Twenty20 International series against Australia. All-rounder Emma Carson returns to the side after an absence, while three other players, Jess James, Maddie Rowe, and Izzy Penfold, have been recalled. The team will be without wicketkeeper-batter Izzy Gaze, who is unavailable due to thumb surgery. Gaze is targeting a return to competitive cricket in early 2027.

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2027 Men's ODI World Cup Final Awarded to Johannesburg's Wanderers

The 2027 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup will be hosted by South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia. The tournament's final will be held at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg. The opening match of the main round is scheduled for October 7 at Newlands in Cape Town. The event will run until November 21, and the group stage will feature a marquee match between India and Pakistan at the Wanderers.

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Gujarat Giants release Wyatt-Hodge, citing overseas combination and England commitments

The Gujarat Giants head coach, Michael Klinger, explained the team's decision to release English players Wyatt and Hodge. The move was driven by the need to manage the team's overseas player combination. Klinger also stated that retaining Yastika Bhatia was an easy decision. He expressed confidence in Bharti Fulmali's potential to perform well in a finishing role for the team.

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Australia adds Maddinson, Harper to Test squad in South Africa amid injuries

Australia has included Nic Maddinson and Sam Harper in its Test squad for the tour of South Africa. The changes were made after all-rounder Cameron Green became a doubt for the first Test due to an abdominal injury. Wicketkeeper-batter Josh Inglis has been ruled out of the series entirely. The team is preparing for the opening match in the upcoming series against South Africa.

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Fast bowlers dominate opening day in Srinagar, J&K reply after bowling out Rest of India for 237

Fast bowlers dictated play on the first day of a match in Srinagar between Jammu & Kashmir and the Rest of India. The J&K team bowled out the Rest of India for a total of 237 runs. In reply, Rest of India's Akash Deep and Mukesh Choudhary took early wickets, leaving J&K at 21 for 2 by the close of play. The day's action was characterized by a strong performance from the seam bowlers on both sides.

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ICC introduces five-run penalty for batter time-wasting, sets separate women's ball size

The International Cricket Council has announced new playing conditions effective immediately. Batters will now incur a five-run penalty for time-wasting at the crease. In a separate change, the women's game will use a distinctly specified cricket ball size different from the men's version. These updates were reported by ESPNcricinfo as part of the latest ICC regulations.

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Rizwan queries Pakistani anti-corruption body over shifting investigation rationale

Pakistan cricketer Mohammad Rizwan has questioned the National Cricket Council's Integrity Agency. The NCCIA initially launched an inquiry concerning betting and gambling in cricket. However, a letter from the body this week cited different legal grounds for the investigation. The new letter states he is being probed under provisions of the PECA 2016 law. Rizwan is seeking clarity on the changed justification for the ongoing investigation.

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Kamboj replaces injured Prasidh Krishna for final India-West Indies ODI

Fast bowler Prasidh Krishna has been ruled out of the third ODI against West Indies due to a hamstring injury. He sustained the strain during the second match of the ongoing series. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has named Harshit Rana as his replacement for the final ODI. This injury also places his availability for the upcoming Ranji Trophy season in doubt.

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