#cricket

#cricket

"Bethell has the modern sex-stuff, the slogs and the dinks. He also has check drives and a perfectly aligned defence, embodying the hopeful promise of cricket's future."

Haris stated, "I tried to learn from my mistakes and didn't want to waste this opportunity that I got to play in this series."

A superlative performance by their bowlers left Bengaluru needing only 102 runs to secure a place in the IPL final, and they achieved this in just 10 overs.

England's eight-wicket victory in their first match under new head coach Charlotte Edwards marks a positive start after five long months without a win.

The anticipation for the first Test of the English summer embodies the thrill of new beginnings, showcasing the blend of hopeful debuts and seasoned veterans.

"The 2005 Ashes featured a peak audience of over 8 million on Channel 4, marking a pivotal moment for cricket on free-to-air TV before its move to paywall."

Jamie Smith speaks about the unique pressure of key moments in cricket, stating that being in those situations prompts a greater focus and drive to succeed.

The ongoing conflict in Kashmir has intensified following recent Indian airstrikes, which Pakistan condemned as an 'act of war' and vowed retaliation.

The thing about always saying yes to the person with the biggest stick is that, in the end, you don't get to say yes any more. Or no. Or anything else for that matter.

Somerset captain Sophie Luff scored an unbeaten 111, leading her team to a 48-run victory over Warwickshire in the One-Day Cup.

Rabada has expressed deep regret over his recent actions, acknowledging that he has let down many within the cricketing community and vowing to work hard to return.

Suryavanshi strode to the crease dreaming of his next conjuring act, but was trudging off after just two balls, displaying the sobering reality of sports.

"Nevertheless, if they hadn't seen the recent Barbados bombardment, they will have had vivid memories of Andy Roberts' and especially Mikey's Old Trafford brutalism from five years earlier."