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Ashwin backs CSK's coaching change, calls Dhoni ideal Fleming successor

Former India spinner R Ashwin has commented on Chennai Super Kings' decision to move on from long-serving coach Stephen Fleming. Ashwin described Fleming's tenure with CSK as 'beyond excellent' but acknowledged it was the right time for a change. He expressed full confidence in MS Dhoni stepping into a leadership or coaching role, calling him the best possible person for the job. The remarks highlight the significance of the transition at one of the IPL's most successful franchises.

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ICC admits Mauritius as 111th member, issues warning to France Cricket

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has officially admitted Mauritius as its 111th member nation. In the same board meeting, France Cricket was placed 'on notice', signaling potential consequences if conditions are not met. The ICC also approved a USD 12.82 million loan to Cricket West Indies to support the board financially. Additionally, a set of reinstatement conditions was laid out for Cricket Canada, which has been facing governance issues.

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ICC revamps T20 World Cup 2028 format with two eliminator rounds

The ICC has announced a revised format for the 2028 T20 World Cup, introducing two eliminator matches before the semi-finals. The first round will be restructured into five groups of four teams, replacing the previous format of four groups of five teams. The eliminator stage will serve as an additional knockout phase, giving more teams a competitive pathway to the semi-finals. These changes are aimed at increasing the tournament's competitiveness and providing more high-stakes matches for fans and broadcasters.

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Taskin Ahmed called up to Bangladesh squad after Mustafizur Rahman injury

Bangladesh received a boost ahead of their match in Bulawayo with the availability of pace bowler Taskin Ahmed. Taskin was initially not included in the squad but was called up as a replacement following an injury to Mustafizur Rahman. The development strengthened Bangladesh's bowling options for the fixture in Zimbabwe. Taskin's inclusion gives the team additional firepower in their pace attack for the ongoing series.

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ICC Revamps 2027 ODI World Cup Format With Super Series and Super Seven Stages

The International Cricket Council unveiled a restructured format for the 2027 ODI World Cup on Wednesday. The updated structure introduces two new phases called the 'Super Series' and the 'Super Seven' to the tournament. The changes were designed specifically to 'enhance consequence,' meaning more matches will carry greater competitive stakes. The 2027 edition of the men's ODI World Cup is scheduled to be hosted in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia. This format overhaul marks a significant departure from the traditional group-stage structure used in previous World Cups.

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Jonathan Trott takes Ireland consultant role while England coaching links persist

Former England batsman Jonathan Trott has joined the Ireland cricket setup in a consultant capacity. He will assist the team during their upcoming series against Afghanistan. The appointment comes amid reports that Trott is on the shortlist to become England's next Test coach. His dual involvement highlights the busy period of coaching transitions in English and Irish cricket.

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Australia women's stars set to miss most of WNCL due to packed international schedule

Australia's top women's cricketers are expected to have limited involvement in the Women's National Cricket League (WNCL) this season. A congested international calendar, including series against Bangladesh and New Zealand, is the primary reason for their likely absence from domestic cricket. The Women's Premier League (WPL) is also expected to draw several Australian players away from the WNCL. Additionally, the Women's Champions Trophy is among the marquee events competing for the players' time. As a result, the domestic competition may see reduced participation from Australia's best-known internationals.

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India Bowlers Restrict England to 258 as Middle-Order Collapse Proves Costly

England were bowled out for 258 after captain Harry Brook chose to bat first in the match against India. The innings was derailed by a middle-order collapse that left England in serious trouble at one stage. Joe Root and Liam Dawson each contributed half-centuries to revive the innings and push England to a competitive total. India's pace bowlers, along with spinner Axar Patel, were the chief architects of the dismissals that kept England in check. Despite the late recovery, England's total of 258 reflected the damage done by India's disciplined bowling attack.

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Bangladesh face Zimbabwe in T20I opener without five key players

Bangladesh take on Zimbabwe in the opening T20I of their ongoing series, entering the contest significantly weakened. The visitors are already missing Litton Das, Mehidy Hasan, Taskin Ahmed, and Mahmud, who are participating in the Lanka Premier League. Bangladesh's squad has been further depleted by the absence of pacer Mustafizur Rahman due to injury. Zimbabwe, by contrast, come into the series in strong form, giving them a notable advantage heading into the opener.

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Jacob Bethell Opens as England Debut Josh Tongue; Bumrah Returns for India

England have made notable changes to their lineup for the ongoing Test match against India. Jacob Bethell has been moved to open the batting for the first time in his career. Josh Tongue is set to make his Test debut, marking a significant selection decision by the England management. On the other side, India have welcomed back pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah after a period of absence. The two teams face off in what promises to be a keenly contested encounter.

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BBL Schedule Brings Back Christmas Eve Match and Australia Day Final

The Big Bash League has confirmed its return to a Christmas Eve fixture, reviving a tradition that had previously been part of the tournament's calendar. Christmas Day itself will remain free of BBL action, giving players and fans a break during the festive period. The season's finale has been scheduled for January 26, coinciding with Australia Day, a date that promises to draw large crowds and viewership. The scheduling decisions reflect the league's effort to align marquee matches with significant dates in the Australian calendar. No further details about specific venues or teams involved in the final have been disclosed at this stage.

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New Zealand level ODI series after bowling out West Indies for 75

New Zealand levelled their ODI series against West Indies after a dominant bowling performance in the second match. Spinner Lennox was the standout performer, claiming five wickets as West Indies collapsed to just 75 all out on a difficult pitch. The modest total proved challenging enough to cause some nerves in New Zealand's chase, with the visitors experiencing a wobble before eventually getting over the line. The win ensures the series is now level heading into the remaining matches.

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McCullum Steps Down as England Test Coach, Retains White-Ball Role

Brendon McCullum has been removed as England's Test head coach, becoming the primary figure held accountable for the team's recent red-ball struggles. He will, however, continue in his role overseeing England's white-ball cricket setup. McCullum had been the architect of the aggressive 'Bazball' philosophy that initially revitalised England's Test cricket under his tenure. His future in the white-ball role also remains uncertain, with no long-term clarity provided by the England and Wales Cricket Board. The development marks a significant shift in England's Test coaching structure going forward.

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Women's Cricket Overshadowed as Men's Test Crisis Dominates England Coverage

English women's cricket has been repeatedly pushed to the margins during what should have been a landmark month for the sport. The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has drawn criticism for its role in allowing the men's Test cricket turmoil to dominate attention and media coverage. Significant developments in the women's game have gone largely unnoticed as the ongoing controversy surrounding the men's side consumed public discourse. Critics argue the ECB failed to adequately champion or protect the visibility of women's cricket during this period. The situation has reignited debate about structural inequalities in how men's and women's cricket are prioritised within English cricket's governing body.

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Basson's 7-wicket haul seals Test victory for South Africa U19 against England

South Africa Under-19s secured a Test match victory over England Under-19s, with fast bowler Basson claiming seven wickets as the standout performer. His impressive bowling display proved decisive in dismantling the England batting lineup. England's Caleb Falconer scored a century and shared a hundred-run partnership with Manny Lumsden in a valiant resistance effort. However, the partnership ultimately came too late to save England from defeat. South Africa's disciplined bowling attack, led by Basson, proved too strong for the young English side.

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Heather Knight Retires from England Cricket After Decorated Career

England's former captain Heather Knight has announced her retirement from international cricket, describing it as the right time to step away from the game. Knight expressed that she had wanted to give everything she had during the summer but ultimately decided to call time on her playing career. The announcement was an emotional one, with Knight acknowledging there were tears shed in the dressing room among teammates. Despite the emotional farewell, she expressed excitement about what the next chapter of her life holds.

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Shaheen Shah Afridi receives NOC to feature in Lanka Premier League for Kandy Royals

Pakistan fast bowler Shaheen Shah Afridi has been granted a No Objection Certificate to participate in the Lanka Premier League, representing the Kandy Royals franchise. The clearance allows him to compete in the Sri Lankan T20 tournament after fulfilling the necessary approval process. This marks Shaheen's second overseas T20 league appearance within the past year, highlighting his growing involvement in franchise cricket beyond Pakistan. The left-arm pacer is considered one of the premier fast bowlers in world cricket and will add significant firepower to the Kandy Royals lineup.

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ICC taskforce sets 2030 target for Afghan refugee women's team to play internationals

The International Cricket Council has re-constituted a Special Taskforce aimed at developing a pathway for an Afghan women's refugee cricket team. The decision was made during the ICC's Annual Conference held in Edinburgh. The taskforce is responsible for overseeing a structured roadmap to guide the team's development. If the plan progresses as envisioned, the refugee side could be competing in international cricket by 2030.

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India Beat England at Lord's in Historic Women's Test Victory

India defeated England in a Test match at Lord's, marking a significant moment in women's cricket. The victory was underpinned by India's strong domestic infrastructure, which has provided their players with greater experience and depth compared to their English counterparts. India's women cricketers benefit from a well-established domestic system that consistently produces match-ready talent. England, by contrast, lack a comparable level of domestic structure in the women's game, a gap that was visibly evident during the match. The result, while historic, was seen as a logical outcome given the disparity in preparation and experience between the two sides.

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