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Zaheer Khan's Anchor Sports AB takes over Lanka Premier League's Jaffna Kings

Anchor Sports AB, co-owned by former Indian cricketer Zaheer Khan, has acquired the Jaffna Kings franchise in the Lanka Premier League. The team will be rebranded as Anchor Jaffna Kings following the takeover. The acquisition comes just two weeks after the franchise's previous ownership was officially terminated. The change in ownership marks a fresh chapter for one of the LPL's prominent teams.

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Pakistan cricket legends risk bans over unsanctioned Zambia league

Several former Pakistan cricketers are facing potential bans after participating in the Asian Legends League held in Zambia. The tournament was not sanctioned, approved, or endorsed by Pakistan's official cricket governing body. Playing in an unsanctioned event is a violation of cricket board regulations, which can result in disciplinary action against the players involved. The matter is currently under review, with the former players at risk of formal penalties for their participation.

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West Indies Bowling Fightback Puts Pakistan Under Pressure on Day 2

Pakistan faced a dramatic reversal of fortunes on the second day of their Test match against West Indies. The hosts produced a significantly improved bowling display that undid much of Pakistan's progress from the previous evening's session. Pakistan's batting lineup struggled to cope with the renewed West Indian attack, putting the visiting side in a precarious position. The turnaround raised concerns that Pakistan may be repeating familiar patterns of self-destruction after promising starts. West Indies' disciplined bowling effort shifted the momentum firmly in their favour.

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PCB drops WAPDA and Sahir Associates from 2026-27 domestic cricket season

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has removed two departmental teams, WAPDA and Sahir Associates, from its domestic cricket structure for the 2026-27 season. The decision was announced by the PCB following a review of compliance with regulations the board had introduced in June. Both departments were found to be unable to meet the requirements set out under the new rules. The move reflects the PCB's continued efforts to restructure and regulate its domestic cricket framework.

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Stokes raises concern over Root returning as England Test captain

Ben Stokes, the recently retired England allrounder, has voiced reservations about Joe Root potentially resuming the Test captaincy. Stokes expressed that his primary concern is Root himself, suggesting the added responsibility could affect the veteran batter. He also questioned the message it would send to younger players, particularly Harry Brook, by not promoting him to the leadership role. Brook had been seen as a natural candidate to take on captaincy given his rising stature in the team. The debate over England's Test captaincy succession has gained attention following Stokes' public comments on the matter.

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Ireland and Afghanistan begin fresh chapters in five-match ODI series at Bready

Ireland and Afghanistan are set to face each other in a five-match ODI series marking new eras for both sides. The series will be hosted in Bready, a venue that has rarely featured men's ODI cricket, having staged only one such match before. Both teams are entering this contest with renewed ambitions and fresh directions in their cricketing journeys. The series represents a significant occasion for Bready as it steps into a more prominent role on the international cricket calendar.

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Pakistan beat Sri Lanka in consolation T20 win as spinners dominate in Dambulla

Pakistan claimed a consolation victory against Sri Lanka in a low-scoring T20 match in Dambulla. Sri Lanka posted a modest target of 113, which Pakistan's spinners made difficult to defend by dismantling the Sri Lankan batting lineup. All six Sri Lankan wickets to fall were taken by spin bowlers, highlighting the pitch's spin-friendly nature. Zafar played a notable role in Pakistan's bowling effort, helping restrict Sri Lanka effectively. Despite the win, the result came as a consolation for Pakistan, suggesting Sri Lanka had already secured the series.

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West Indies Bowling Coach Calls for Greater Consistency from Fast Bowlers

West Indies bowling coach Ravi Rampaul expressed concern over his fast bowlers' performance after Pakistan scored at more than four runs per over. Rampaul acknowledged that the pace attack had failed to sufficiently restrict the opposition's scoring rate during the match. He stressed the need for the quicker bowlers to be more disciplined and consistent in their line and length. The comments came as West Indies looked to address a key weakness in their bowling unit ahead of the remainder of the series.

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Short's Unbeaten 60 Powers Fire Past Stoinis as Title Race Stays Tight

D'Arcy Short returned from injury to score an unbeaten 60 on a challenging pitch, leading his side to victory over Marcus Stoinis's team. The Fire's win allowed them to keep pace with the Rockets in what appears to be a competitive standings race. Short's innings was described as particularly impressive given the difficult nature of the surface, which players reportedly called 'spicy'. The Australian opener's return proved crucial as his team secured a vital result in the ongoing competition.

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Welsh Fire beat Southern Brave on last ball to claim top spot in The Hundred

Welsh Fire ended Southern Brave's unbeaten run with a thrilling last-ball victory in The Hundred women's competition. Australian allrounder Heather Graham was the standout performer, claiming two crucial wickets with the ball. Graham then proved equally valuable with the bat, finishing unbeaten on 35 to guide her side home. The win lifted Welsh Fire to the top of the standings, displacing Southern Brave who had previously enjoyed a perfect start to the tournament.

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Chase's grit and lower-order resistance lift West Indies to 344 against Pakistan

West Indies posted a total of 344 in their innings against Pakistan, thanks largely to a determined knock from Roston Chase. The lower order showed notable defiance, contributing significantly to extending the team's total. Pakistan's bowling attack was shared across multiple contributors, with Sajid Khan claiming four wickets. Three other Pakistan bowlers took two wickets each, keeping the attack relatively spread out. The extended session allowed West Indies to add crucial runs before their innings concluded.

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Women's Asia Cup likely to be held in UAE from late August to mid-September

The Women's Asia Cup is expected to be hosted in the United Arab Emirates, though the Asian Cricket Council has not yet made a formal announcement. The eight-team tournament is tentatively scheduled to run from August 28 to September 13. The event's venue shift is being considered amid ongoing regional uncertainties. An official confirmation from the ACC regarding the host nation and schedule is still awaited.

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Shashank Singh leaves Chhattisgarh for Puducherry citing disrespect and indifference

Allrounder Shashank Singh has decided to leave Chhattisgarh and join Puducherry for domestic cricket. The player cited reasons of disrespect and indifference from the Chhattisgarh cricket setup as the driving force behind his departure. Singh expressed that he deserved clarity regarding his position rather than being subjected to ridicule. The move marks a significant shift in his domestic career as he seeks a more supportive environment to continue playing.

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Wadhawan Named North Zone Captain for Duleep Trophy; Six J&K Players Included

Wadhawan has been appointed to lead the North Zone squad for the upcoming Duleep Trophy tournament. The squad is notably dominated by players from Jammu & Kashmir, with six of them earning selection. Arshdeep Singh is also included in the side, marking his return to red-ball cricket after a gap of nearly one year. The selection reflects a strong representation of J&K cricket at the prestigious domestic four-day competition.

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USA Cricketer Akhilesh Reddy Handed Eight-Year Ban for Corruption Breaches

USA off-spinner Akhilesh Reddy has been found guilty of violating the ICC's anti-corruption code on three separate counts. The charges stem from his involvement in the Abu Dhabi T10 tournament. As a result of the findings, Reddy has been handed an eight-year ban from all cricket. The lengthy suspension reflects the seriousness of the multiple breaches committed under the ICC's anti-corruption framework.

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Auqib Nabi earns first India call-up as Bumrah's Test series replacement

Jammu & Kashmir seamer Auqib Nabi has received his maiden India call-up for the two-Test series in Sri Lanka. He was named as a replacement for pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah, who has been ruled out due to injury. The series marks a significant milestone for Nabi, who has broken into the national setup for the first time. The two-Test series is scheduled to be played in Sri Lanka.

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West Indies batting coach Jangoo confident despite slow-turning Port of Spain pitch

West Indies batting coach expressed optimism about the team's prospects after the first day of play in Port of Spain. Analyst Ali Usman noted that the pitch produced only occasional turn, and when it did, the spin was slow enough to give batters time to adjust. The conditions were described as tricky but manageable, suggesting the surface is not heavily favoring bowlers. Jangoo remained upbeat, indicating the team feels it is on the right track heading into the remainder of the match.

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Markram plays down LSG captaincy speculation ahead of IPL season

South Africa batter Aiden Markram has downplayed speculation linking him to the captaincy role at Lucknow Super Giants. The IPL franchise currently has a vacant captaincy spot, prompting questions about potential candidates. Markram acknowledged the buzz but was quick to note that there are other quality leaders within the squad. The batter's measured response suggests the leadership decision at LSG remains open and unresolved.

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Rashid's five-for powers MI London to dominant win at The Oval

MI London produced a commanding all-round performance against their opponents at The Oval in London. Openers Will Jacks and Nicholas Pooran both struck rapid half-centuries to post a formidable total for the hosts. Afghanistan leg-spinner Rashid Khan then tore through the opposition batting lineup with a five-wicket haul. The twin contributions from bat and ball ensured MI London secured a convincing victory on what proved to be a high-scoring night.

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