Indian cricket legend Virat Kohli found himself engaged in intense arguments with Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) player Naveen-ul-Haq and mentor […]
Pakistan’s wicketkeeper-batsman, Mohammad Rizwan, expressed his indifference towards personal milestones and emphasized his focus on the team’s objectives. During a
Explore the extraordinary journey of Fakhar Zaman, Pakistan‘s unorthodox yet exceptional opening batsman, in this captivating article. Discover how Fakhar’s
Prabath Jayasuriya, the Sri Lankan spinner, made history during the second Test against Ireland in Galle, where he broke a
In the opening one-day international (ODI) of the five-match series between Pakistan and New Zealand held at Pindi Cricket Stadium
Naseem Shah Sets World Record for Most Wickets in Six Matches in Pakistan vs New Zealand ODI Series Naseem Shah,
Pakistan Achieves Historic Milestones: 500th ODI Win and Babar Azam’s Record-Breaking Feats In a thrilling encounter, led by captain Babar
In a significant development, several English cricketers have been presented with highly lucrative full-time yearly contracts by Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise owners, who also hold stakes in various cricket leagues worldwide. This move would make the players employees of the Indian franchises rather than being under the jurisdiction of the England Cricket Board (ECB) or English counties. The contracts, which could be worth millions of pounds annually, exceed the value of the highest England central contracts by a significant margin. This development highlights the growing global influence of IPL franchises and hints at a potential transformation in the cricketing landscape, mirroring the structure seen in football. The interest expressed by Saudi Arabia’s cricket authorities in launching a major cricket league further exemplifies the expanding reach of cricket. These developments could reshape the future of cricket and player contracts, with implications for players, teams, and the sport as a whole.
Rawalpindi: Pak vs NZ .In the opening match of the five-match ODI series held at Rawalpindi’s Pindi Cricket Stadium, Pakistan
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