Category: Cricket
UAE vs Bangladesh T20I 2025: Live Streaming in India, Match Timings, Squads and Sharjah Pitch Guide
India didn’t get a TV broadcast for the UAE vs Bangladesh T20Is in Sharjah, but streaming was available on FanCode. The two games were played on May 17 and 19, 2025, starting at 8:30 PM IST. Litton Das led Bangladesh, with Mahedi Hasan as deputy, while Muhammad Waseem captained the UAE. The series doubled as tune-up games for Bangladesh before Pakistan and a marker for UAE’s momentum after their Gulf T20 title.
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Asia Cup 2025 shake-up: Salman Ali Agha to lead Pakistan as Babar, Rizwan dropped; Shaheen returns
Pakistan named Salman Ali Agha captain for the Asia Cup 2025, leaving out Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan in a bold reset. Shaheen Shah Afridi returns to a pace-heavy squad for the T20 event in the UAE from September 9-28. Pakistan share Group A with India, Oman, and UAE. The selection leans toward power-hitting and all-round depth ahead of the T20 World Cup next year.
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ICC T20I rankings shake-up: Mohammad Haris rockets 210 spots to No. 30 after century vs Bangladesh
Pakistan’s 22-year-old Mohammad Haris jumped 210 places to No. 30 in the ICC T20I batting rankings after a 46-ball 107* sealed a 3-0 sweep over Bangladesh. It was Pakistan’s second-fastest T20I hundred and their first by a non-opener. Hasan Nawaz, Salman Ali Agha, Tanzid Hasan and Abbas Afridi also gained. The surge underlines Pakistan’s new, aggressive T20 core.
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Sri Lanka ODI squad named for Australia series 2025: youth, experience, and plenty of spin
Sri Lanka named a 16-man ODI squad for the 2025 Australia series, blending senior names with emerging talent. Batting features Pathum Nissanka, Avishka Fernando, and Charith Asalanka; all-rounders include Kamindu Mendis, Wanindu Hasaranga, and Dunith Wellalage. Kusal Mendis and Nishan Madushka cover wicketkeeping. Pace: Asitha Fernando, Lahiru Kumara, Mohamed Shiraz; spin: Maheesh Theekshana, Jeffrey Vandersay, Eshan Malinga.
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Keshav Maharaj's five-for powers South Africa to 98-run win over Australia in Cairns
South Africa beat Australia by 98 runs in Cairns after Keshav Maharaj took a career-best 5-33—his first ODI five-for. Australia slid from 60/0 to 198 all out as the left-arm spinner ripped through the top and middle order. The win gives South Africa a 1-0 lead and highlights the value of spin in conditions that usually reward pace.
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Shaheen Afridi Fined for On-Field Clash with Matthew Breetzke in Tri-Nation Series
Shaheen Afridi confessed to purposely provoking Matthew Breetzke in a tense moment during the Tri-Nation series in Karachi. After an on-field clash, Afridi faced an ICC fine but avoided a ban, while Pakistan’s dramatic chase booked them a spot in the final.
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KL Rahul Holds Firm as India Trail England After Day 2 of Lord's Test
KL Rahul anchored India's reply on Day 2 of the Lord's Test against England, steering the visitors to 145/3 after England posted 387. Early wickets, including Jaiswal and Gill, tested India, but Rahul and Pant kept hopes alive for Day 3.
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PAK vs WI 2nd Test Live Streaming: How to Watch the Pakistan vs West Indies Series Decider
Pakistan faces West Indies in Multan for the second Test, aiming to clinch the series after spinning their way to an opening victory. With key players absent and both teams out of World Test Championship final contention, the match still matters for standings. Cricket fans can catch the action through a patchwork of regional streaming and TV services.
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Warner Park Pitch Crucial as West Indies Fight Australia in Must-Win 3rd T20I
Warner Park's batting-friendly pitch sets the scene for a vital third T20I between struggling West Indies and dominant Australia. The hosts face pressure after consecutive losses and Andre Russell’s retirement, while Australia eyes a series win with strong performances from David Warner and Mitchell Marsh.
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Australia Seizes Control in Dramatic Sabina Park Test After 15-Wicket Day
Day 2 of the 3rd Test at Sabina Park took a wild turn as 15 wickets tumbled, giving Australia a hefty 181-run lead over West Indies. Both teams struggled with the bat, but Australia’s bowlers capitalized on a shaky West Indies lineup, putting the visitors firmly in control of the match.
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