IPL 2020: Indian government gives BCCI formal approval to host IPL 13 in UAE
All decks cleared for IPL 2020 to be played in UAE from September 19.
ENG v PAK 2020: " I am still hungry to play" James Anderson vows to play in Ashes 2021-22
Anderson with 590 scalps is the most successful fast bowler in Tests.
IPL 2020: Baba Ramdev's Patanjali contemplates bidding for IPL title sponsorship
Chinese mobile phone company Vivo paused its association with the BCCI for the 13th edition of IPL.
IPL 2020: Franchises informed about government approval, no word yet on meeting with IPL GC
Teams are looking to finish off all logistical decision-making as they gear up to depart for UAE.
ENG v PAK 2020: Shan Masood, Chris Woakes make significant gains in ICC Test rankings
Jos Buttler has also moved up in the batting chart after his brilliant knock in Manchester Test.
T20 World Cup 2020
AB de Villiers was in line to play in the T20 World Cup, reveals skipper Quinton de Kock
De Kock insisted he is satisfied with the white-ball captaincy.
Cricket Australia CEO says T20 World Cup postponement was "inevitable"
The ICC's flagship event was officially postponed on Monday in wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Social Scoop
WATCH: Sachin Tendulkar finds a cat as competitor for Jonty Rhodes
Dean Jones shared video of a cat plucking catches out of thin air.
Twitterati react to similarity between proposed LPL team names and IPL franchises
A newspaper revealed the proposed names of team which are quite similar to IPL franchises.
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- Punjab Cricket Association to name its new stadium in Mullanpur after last ruler of erstwhile Patiala state
- Twitterati react to similarity between proposed LPL team names and IPL franchises
- Rohit Sharma subtly roasts RCB and Yuzvendra Chahal on his engagement
- Shoaib Akhtar recalls bowling an intentional beamer to MS Dhoni in frustration
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