Mohammed Shami in Indian cricket team jersey with BCCI logo on blue background

‘It’s the Shami we know’ — Ganguly urges selectors to pick India’s strike bowler in all formats

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Jos Buttler raises his bat in celebration wearing the Rajasthan Royals jersey during an IPL match.

Buttler, Pooran, and more stars return for Betway SA20 Season 4 after missing last year

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Week in Review: Governance showdowns, emerging markets & franchise shake‑ups

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CSA and FlySafair unveil new Proteas aircraft livery designed by 22-year-old student Dinika Naidu

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India's Test squad for the 2025 South Africa tour announcement, featuring Shubman Gill as captain, with a list of selected players and Gill pointing to the team logo.

India announce Test squad for South Africa series: Gill to lead, Pant returns as vice-captain

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Global Sponsorship Roundup: Trust, Tech, and the Titans of Endorsement — BBL, SA20, and India’s Icons Lead the Week in Cricket Sponsorship

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Take our industry poll: Should the ICC change its rule so that players who were part of a World Cup squad earlier in the tournament—but were replaced due to injury—still receive a winner’s medal?

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Thanja Vuur next to the official ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup India 2025 logo, featuring a stylized trophy with orange and white elements on a dark green background.

South African actress criticizes her country’s silence after India’s Women’s World Cup win: “Who the hell showed up?”

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Indian Women's Cricket Team and support staff celebrating with the trophy and national flag after a championship win

India’s women rise at midnight: inside the World Cup win that changed everything

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Narayanaswami Srinivasan speaking at an event with the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 logo in the background

N. Srinivasan’s old remark — ‘Wouldn’t let women’s cricket happen’ — resurfaces after India’s World Cup win

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