Sachin Tendulkar celebrated winning the International Masters League 2025 with India Masters, who defeated West Indies Masters by six wickets. Tendulkar praised the experience, reminiscing about past cricketing days. Key performers included Ambati Rayadu, Yuvraj Singh, and Vinay Kumar. India successfully chased 149, with notable contributions from Rayudu and Tendulkar.
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Wayne Parnell will continue to lead the Pretoria Capitals in the third season of SA20. Despite a challenging second season, Parnell remains committed to improving team performance and securing a trophy. He emphasises empowering team members and maintaining an aggressive, positive approach to the game. Parnell's personal contributions with both bat and ball are also highlighted.
Wicketkeeper-batter KL Rahul prefers batting in the top order but is open to adapting to the team's needs. Reflecting on his IPL journey and his move to Delhi Capitals, he expressed eagerness for the new season. Rahul emphasised the importance of flexibility and his commitment to contributing to the team's success in any role.
Debutant Amir Jangoo's stunning unbeaten century (104) propelled the West Indies to a thrilling four-wicket victory over Bangladesh in the final ODI, completing a 3-0 series sweep. Chasing 322, Jangoo and Keacy Carty (95) forged a crucial partnership after an early wobble. Bangladesh's 321/5, built on Mahmudullah and Jaker Ali's record 150-run stand, proved insufficient.
Jason Gillespie resigned as Pakistan's red-ball coach after being excluded from the national team's selection for the South Africa series. He faced a difficult environment created by some PCB officials who sidelined him in key decisions. The board disregarded his recommendations, appointed a different coach, and failed to consult him on squad selections, ultimately leading to his departure.
Australian fast bowler Josh Hazlewood will miss the last two Tests against India. He has a calf strain. Hazlewood is upset about the timing of this injury. He missed the second Test with a side strain. He calls the calf strain random. Scans confirmed the strain. Hazlewood wants to be fit for the Sri Lanka tour.
Pakistan's Azam Khan lauded teammate Saim Ayub's unbeaten 98-run knock against South Africa despite a seven-wicket loss in the second T20I. Ayub's impressive innings, featuring 11 boundaries and 5 sixes, anchored Pakistan's 206/5 total. Khan emphasized the importance of consistent opportunities for players to perform at their best.
Australia dominated day two of the Gabba Test. Head smashed a brilliant 152, his second consecutive century against India. Smith ended his century drought with a classy 100. Their partnership of 241 runs rescued Australia after early wickets. Bumrah took five wickets for India. Australia finished on 405/7, putting them in a strong position.
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