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Gujarat Giants Cut England Star Danni Wyatt-Hodge: Coach Klinger Explains the WPL 2027 Gamble
Michael Klinger has explained why Gujarat Giants released Danni Wyatt-Hodge ahead of the WPL 2027 auction: the franchise wants overseas flexibility at the 28 October auction in Kochi, and the England opener has a series clashing with the tournament window. She played just one game in WPL 2026.
Wanderers Gets the 2027 ODI World Cup Final and the India vs Pakistan Blockbuster
The ICC has revealed the 2027 men's ODI World Cup schedule, and Johannesburg's Wanderers will host both the final and the India vs Pakistan group clash on October 10. The tournament opens at Newlands on October 7 with India against defending champions Australia.
Eden Carson Is Back: New Zealand Name First Post-Legend Squad for Australia T20Is
Eden Carson returns after elbow surgery in New Zealand's first squad since the retirements of Sophie Devine, Suzie Bates and Lea Tahuhu, with Bella James, Molly Penfold and Hannah Rowe recalled for the three T20Is against Australia at North Sydney Oval from 18 October.
All-Time IPL XI: Build Your Ultimate Team
The strongest all-time IPL XI from every squad between 2008 and 2025, ranked one to eleven, with one keeper and no more than four overseas players.
What Is an IPL Auction Game? (And a Free Draft Game to Try)
An IPL auction game puts you in a franchise's seat at the player auction. Here is how they work, how they differ from a draft game, and a free one to play.
Fastest IPL Centuries: Every 30-to-42-Ball Hundred
The fastest IPL century is Chris Gayle's 30-ball 175* in 2013. Here are the ten fastest hundreds in IPL history, from 30 to 42 balls, current through IPL 2025.
Bangladesh Beat Australia in Australia: The Darwin Test That Made History
Mehidy Hasan Miraz took five wickets and made 65 as Bangladesh beat Australia by nine wickets in Darwin, their first Test win in Australia after a 23-year wait.
Gambhir Calls Record 406 Chase 'Not Cricket, Only Batting'
India chased 406 against West Indies in Guwahati, a record, but head coach Gautam Gambhir was more worried about the bowlers: 'this is not cricket, this is only batting'.