Leg-spinner Rashid Khan has been appointed as the captain of Afghanistan cricket team for all three formats. Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) confirmed that Rashid will lead the national side in all formats. Asghar Afghan will be vice-captain of the side as announcement made on Friday. ACB made
Left-handed batsman Usman Khuwaja has been ruled out of remainder of ICC Cricket World Cup due to hamstring strain sustained during the World Cup game played against South Africa at Old Trafford in Manchester. He will out from competitive cricket for atleast four weeks. Australia’s Head Coach
Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan added another milestone to his name and joined an illustrious list of cricketers who scored more 6000 runs and taken 250 wickets in limited-overs cricket. In the game played against South Africa on 2nd June, Shakib became the quickest to score 5000
Indian skipper Virat Kohli added another milestone to his name in limited-overs cricket. He joined the illustrious group of players who have completed 11,000 runs in one-day internationals. Kohli managed to achieve the milestone during the World Cup game played against Pakistan. Kohli added a big partnership
Hashim Amla has been one of the most decorated players for South Africa in white-ball cricket. Since his limited-overs debut in 2008, Amla has piled on the records with the bat for South Africa. The wristy right-handed batsman has smashed hundreds against all Test playing nations in
Leg-spinners will certainly play a key role in this year’s ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 that will be played in England from 30th May till 14th July. The competition will see flat pitches so expect slow bowlers to play a huge role in outcome of various games
Pace bowler Nuwan Pradeep has been ruled out of upcoming World Cup games after suffering from a dislocation on his little finger. The 32-year old is set to regain full fitness in seven to eight days. He sustained the injury while during the practice session ahead of
England Skipper Eoin Morgan added another milestone to his name and became the first English batsman to score 7,000 runs in limited-overs cricket. He achieved the milestone during the opening game of the World Cup played between England and South Africa at The Oval Before the start
Australia’s Mitchell Starc added another milestone to his name and completed 150 wickets in limited-over cricket. He also became the quickest bowler to reach the landmark, breaking Pakistan’s Saqlain Mushtaq during the game played against West Indies at Trent Bridge in Nottingham. It was due to Starc’s
New Zealand’s Trent Boult completed 150 wickets in one-day cricket and became the second quickest bowler to reach the milestone after Pakistan’s Saqlain Mushtaq. He managed to achieve the landmark during New Zealand game against Bangladesh played at Kennington Oval in London. He picked up two wickets
