Mooney smashed 70 from 42 balls, backing up her splendid unbeaten 75 two days ago in a player-of-the-match performance in her 200th international. To win, New Zealand would have needed to pull off ...

"Look, selection is not in my hands. I have only a cricket ball in my hands and I wanted to do as much as I can with that. I don't want to put pressure on myself thinking about selection ...

FOUR! Kyle Jamieson to Hassan Nawaz. Slower length ball, to leg on the back foot pulling, well timed past deep backward square leg for 4 runs. Wide Kyle Jamieson to Hassan Nawaz. Slower ball short ...

“Look, selection is not in my hands. I have only a cricket ball in my hands and I wanted to do as much as I can with that. I don’t want to put pressure on myself thinking about ...

Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj says the lifting of the ban is an "excellent decision" Bowlers will be allowed to use saliva to shine the cricket ball in the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL ...

Scrotal sweating, also known as sweaty balls, is common, especially if you’re working out or live in a hot and humid climate. This is because the groin has a lot of sweat glands and is usually ...

The IPL governing council has also lifted the ban on the usage of saliva to shine ball during the tournament. The decision comes as a landmark move as bowlers had previously expressed their ...

Greenstone Lobo predicts The International Cricket Council (ICC) had banned the age-old practice of applying saliva to shine the ball as a precautionary measure during the COVID-19 pandemic ...

The BCCI is set to introduce a new two-ball rule in IPL 2025 from the 11th over of the second ... The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Thursday also decided to continue the Impact ...

The ban on using saliva on a cricket ball will be lifted in the 2025 Indian Premier League; the ban was first introduced during the Covid-19 pandemic as a safety measure; watch all 74 matches of ...

The ED investigation, inter alia, revealed that the office bearers allegedly gave contracts for the supply of cricket balls, bucket chairs and gym equipment to three firms at highly inflated prices.

Using saliva to shine the ball to help with reverse swing was a common practice in cricket before ICC’s ban on it during COVID-19. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), on Wednesday, ...