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Suryakumar Yadav lost his cool at Shivam Dube during India’s 4th T20I win over Australia, as spin attack led to a 48-run victory.

Suryakumar Yadav loses cool at Shivam Dube in 4th T20I vs Australia

Suryakumar Yadav lost his cool at Shivam Dube during India&rsquo;s 4th T20I win over Australia, as spin attack led to a 48-run victory.

Suryakumar Yadav, usually calm and composed on the cricket field, had a rare moment of visible frustration during India&rsquo;s fourth T20I against Australia.
The match at Carrara Oval, Queensland, was intense, but India emerged with a crucial 48-run victory in a must-win game.
The incident unfolded on the final ball of the 12th over of Australia&rsquo;s innings. The hosts were steadily chasing 168 when Shivam Dube dismissed Tim David, giving India a slight advantage. Dube then bowled two dot balls to new batter Marcus Stoinis in the same over.
However, the last delivery drew Suryakumar&rsquo;s ire. Dube delivered a short ball wide outside off-stump, which Stoinis smashed over backward point for a boundary. The four runs eased the pressure on Stoinis, and Suryakumar expressed his frustration at Dube for the loose delivery.
Washington Sundar played a key role, taking three wickets in five deliveries, helping India secure the 48-run win.
India&rsquo;s spin attack accounted for six wickets in total, triggering an Australian collapse from 91 for 4 in 11.3 overs to 119 all out in 18.2 overs. Australia lost seven wickets for just 28 runs across 41 balls, posting their second-lowest T20 total on home soil after 111 versus New Zealand in Sydney in 2022.
With this win, India now hold an unassailable 2-1 lead in the series, which concludes Saturday in Brisbane.
Individually, Sundar finished with 3-3 from 1.2 overs, left-arm spinner Axar Patel picked up 2-20 in four overs, and Varun Chakravarthy returned 1-26. Axar&rsquo;s wickets and his quick 21 not out off 11 balls, which helped India surpass 150, earned him the Player of the Match award.
"I got a chance to bat at No. 7 and it helped me understand the wicket," Axar said. "The ball was not coming on and there was unexpected bounce. I tried bowling wicket to wicket. If I have an impact for my team it's the best game for me."
Shubman Gill scored 46 off 39 balls as India posted 167-8 after being sent in, while Australia&rsquo;s wrist spinner Adam Zampa finished with 3-45 in four overs.

United Spirits Ltd, owned by Diageo, announced a strategic review of its investment in Royal Challengers Sports Pvt Ltd — owner of IPL team Royal Challengers Bengaluru — indicating a possible sale by March 2026.

United Spirits to review ownership of Royal Challengers Bengaluru; hints at possible sale

United Spirits Ltd, owned by Diageo, announced a strategic review of its investment in Royal Challengers Sports Pvt Ltd &mdash; owner of IPL team Royal Challengers Bengaluru &mdash; indicating a possible sale by March 2026.

United Spirits Ltd (USL), part of multinational alcoholic beverages company Diageo, on Wednesday said it is going to have a strategic review of its investment in Royal Challengers Sports Pvt Ltd (RCSPL), the entity that owns IPL T20 team Royal Challengers Bengaluru.
Hinting towards the sale of the business, USL, in a regulatory filing on Wednesday, said it is "initiating a strategic review of the investment in its wholly-owned subsidiary, RCSPL."
RCSPL's business comprises ownership of the &ldquo;Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB)&rdquo; franchise teams that participate in the Men's Indian Premier League (IPL) and Women's Premier League (WPL) cricket tournaments hosted by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) annually.
RCB, the team that had India's cricket star Virat Kohli, won its first Indian Premier League title earlier this year. The company expects the entire process of strategic review to be completed by the end of this fiscal. "It is expected the process will conclude by March 31st, 2026," said USL Managing Director &amp; CEO Praveen Someshwar.
According to Someshwar, though RCSPL has been a valuable and strategic asset for USL, it&rsquo;s non-core to our alcoholic beverage business. "This step reinforces USL&rsquo;s &amp; Diageo&rsquo;s commitment to continue reviewing its India enterprise portfolio to enable sustained delivery of long-term value to all its stakeholders, while keeping RCSPL&rsquo;s best interest in mind," he said.
RCB was one of the founding teams of the IPL, which was founded in 2008 by its previous owner Vijay Mallya. It came into the fold of Diageo, after it took Mallya's liquor business United Spirits Ltd.
RCB, whose home ground is M Chinnaswamy Stadium, won their first title in 2025 and finished as the runners-up on three occasions -- 2009, 2011, and 2016.
Earlier, in September, some media reports had claimed that Serum Institute CEO Adar Poonawalla was in talks with USL for a possible acquisition of RCB. Recently, in a post on X (formerly Twitter) platform, Poonawalla said, &ldquo;At the right valuation, RCB is a great team,&rdquo; signalling his interest in acquiring the 2025 IPL champion team.
Earlier, in May 2022 after the strategic review of selected Popular brands, USL had sold and franchised selected brands to Inbrew Beverages.

Indian cricket legend Virat Kohli turns 37, marking a career spanning record-breaking performances in Tests, ODIs, T20Is, ICC events, and the IPL, cementing his place among the greatest in modern cricket.

Virat Kohli turns 37: A career of records, milestones, and cricketing excellence

Indian cricket legend Virat Kohli turns 37, marking a career spanning record-breaking performances in Tests, ODIs, T20Is, ICC events, and the IPL, cementing his place among the greatest in modern cricket.

India&rsquo;s cricketing legend and one of modern cricket&rsquo;s most celebrated icons, Virat Kohli, turned 37 on Wednesday.&nbsp;
Since his debut on the international stage in 2008 as a chubby-faced teenager from West Delhi, Kohli has reached heights in world cricket that few have managed, amassing a mix of personal and team milestones that could leave many of his contemporaries envious.&nbsp;
From leading India to a U19 World Cup title in Kuala Lumpur as a youngster, it was evident that Virat was cut from a different cloth&mdash;distinct even from his seniors Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, and Sourav Ganguly.&nbsp;
While he mirrored Sachin&rsquo;s consistency and technique and channeled Ganguly&rsquo;s on-field aggression, he transformed these qualities into a larger vision, shaping India&rsquo;s next generation of cricket alongside MS Dhoni and Rohit Sharma.
A Test Ambassador: Record-Breaking Highs and Lows
In Test cricket, Virat played 123 matches, scoring 9,230 runs at an average of 46.85, with 30 centuries, 31 fifties, and a highest score of 254*.
He retired as India&rsquo;s fourth-highest run-scorer in Tests. His prime from 2016 to 2019 was extraordinary, producing 4,208 runs in 43 matches at an average of 66.79, including 16 centuries, 10 fifties, and seven double hundreds&mdash;the most by any captain in Test history.
Although he faced a dip in form in the 2020s, scoring only three more centuries and averaging around 30 before retiring this year, his influence on Test cricket extended beyond numbers. Virat helped revive interest in the format, turning five-day contests between elite teams into thrilling spectacles.
As India&rsquo;s captain, he recorded 40 wins, 17 losses, and 11 draws in 68 Tests, including seven victories in South Africa, England, and New Zealand (SENA) countries&mdash;the most by any Indian captain&mdash;and remains the only Indian skipper to win a Test series in Australia (2019).&nbsp;
Under his leadership, he scored 5,864 runs at an average of 54.80, including 20 centuries and 18 fifties, establishing India&rsquo;s dominance at home and fostering a generation of elite fast bowlers such as Jasprit Bumrah, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Mohammed Shami, Ishant Sharma, Mohammed Siraj, and Umesh Yadav.
His focus on fitness, including the Yo-Yo Test, set new standards for Indian cricket. India also held the number one Test ranking for 43 months under his captaincy, from October 2016 to May 2020.
An ODI Titan: The Master of Chases
In One-Day Internationals, Virat Kohli has arguably been India&rsquo;s greatest batter, scoring 14,255 runs in 305 matches at an average of 57.71, with 51 centuries, 75 fifties, and a best score of 183. He is the second-highest run-scorer in ODI history. Known as a &lsquo;Chasemaster,&rsquo; he dominates run-chases with 6,072 runs in 108 matches at an astonishing average of 89.29, including 24 centuries and 27 fifties in 102 innings.
Virat also holds records as the fastest to 8,000 through 14,000 ODI runs. His trophy cabinet includes the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup and the 2013 and 2025 ICC Champions Trophy, with crucial performances in knockout matches. He ranks second in all-time World Cup runs, with 1,795 from 37 games at an average of 59.83, including five centuries and 12 fifties.
In the 2023 World Cup, Virat delivered a career-defining campaign, scoring 765 runs in 11 matches at an average over 95, including three centuries and six fifties. His 117 in the semifinals against New Zealand marked his 50th ODI century, making him the first to reach this milestone, earning him the 'Player of the Tournament' award even as India finished runners-up.
A Consistent T20I Performer
Virat&rsquo;s T20I record is equally impressive: 4,188 runs in 125 matches at an average of 48.69 and a strike rate above 137, including one century and 38 fifties. In successful run-chases, he has scored 1,651 runs in 42 matches at an extraordinary average of 78.61, with 16 fifties, often leading iconic chases from Mohali to Melbourne.
He was the star in India&rsquo;s 2024 T20 World Cup win, scoring 76 in the final against South Africa, and has earned two T20 World Cup 'Player of the Tournament' awards. He is also the most decorated batter in T20 World Cups, amassing 1,292 runs in 35 matches at an average of 58.72, including 15 fifties. His record in successful chase innings is staggering: 519 runs in 12 matches at an average of 173, with eight unbeaten scores. Even in death overs, his strike rate of over 198 remains exceptional.
An ICC Event Giant
Virat has conquered ICC events with a 50-over and T20 World Cup and two Champions Trophies. He is the only player with three 'Player of the Tournament' awards in ICC events. Across these tournaments, he has scored 3,834 runs in 90 matches at an average of 61.33, including six centuries and 33 fifties. In knockout matches, including World Test Championship finals, he has over 1,000 runs in 22 matches, averaging over 51, with one century and nine fifties.
The IPL Icon
In the Indian Premier League, Virat has been synonymous with Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) since 2008. After 18 years with the franchise, he finally won an IPL title this year.
With 8,661 runs in 267 matches at an average of 39.54, including eight centuries and 63 fifties, he is the top run-scorer and century-maker in IPL history.
His peak came in 2016, scoring 973 runs in 16 matches at an average of 81.40 with a strike rate above 152, including four centuries and seven fifties, winning the Orange Cap. He claimed the Orange Cap again last year with 741 runs in 15 matches, averaging 61.75 with a century and five fifties.

India’s World Cup-winning trio – Smriti Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues, and Deepti Sharma – dominate the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Team of the Tournament, alongside stars from South Africa, Australia, Pakistan, and England.

Indian Stars Shine in ICC Women's World Cup Team of the Tournament

India&rsquo;s World Cup-winning trio &ndash; Smriti Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues, and Deepti Sharma &ndash; dominate the ICC Women&rsquo;s Cricket World Cup Team of the Tournament, alongside stars from South Africa, Australia, Pakistan, and England.

The title-winning Indian stars expectedly dominated the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup Team of the Tournament with Smriti Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues and Deepti Sharma making it to the line-up announced on Tuesday.
The Indian trio played a stellar role in the team's maiden World Cup triumph. India defeated South Africa by 52 runs in the summit clash on Sunday.
Runners-up South Africa also have three of their players in the side, with skipper Laura Wolvaardt chosen to captain the Team of the Tournament following her sensational efforts with the bat where she amassed a whopping 571 runs at an average of 71.37 to break the record for the most runs at any single edition of the Women's World Cup.
Annabel Sutherland, Ash Gardner and leg-spinner Alana King feature from the Australian team that reached the semi-finals, with standout wicket-keeper Sidra Nawaz of Pakistan the only player named in a side to miss out on the final four, stated an ICC press release.
England's Sophie Ecclestone was also included following some strong efforts that helped her side reach the semi-finals, while compatriot Nat Sciver-Brunt is named as the 12th player.
Opening batter Mandhana scored 434 runs at an average of 54.25 with one century and two fifties.
A model of consistency at the top of the batting order for India, Mandhana finished as the second-leading run-scorer at the tournament behind only Wolvaardt. Her 109 against New Zealand in Navi Mumbai was the highlight for the left-hander, while consecutive scores of 80 and 88 against Australia and England prior to that century displayed Mandhana's ability to perform well against the best teams.
Rodrigues, on her part, made 292 runs at an average of 58.40 with the help of one century and one fifty. Her stunning innings of 127 not out against Australia in the semi-finals was the major reason behind her inclusion in the side, though the India No.3 also produced a string of other good scores throughout the tournament.
An unbeaten 76 against New Zealand was of vital importance in India's run to the semifinals, while Rodrigues' knock of 24 helped alongside Shafali Verma's fireworks in the final against South Africa.
With the bat, Deepti scored 215 runs at an average of 30.71 with one century and three fifties. She also took 22 wickets at an average of 20.40. Named Player of the Tournament, Deepti was instrumental in India's title-winning campaign. She finished as the leading wicket-taker and scored crucial runs across the tournament.
Deepti produced her best performance on the grandest stage, taking 5/39 in the final against South Africa and adding 58 with the bat. Her consistency and ability to influence games with both bat and ball made her India&rsquo;s most valuable player.
ICC Women's World Cup Team of the Tournament:
Smriti Mandhana (India)
Laura Wolvaardt (c) (South Africa)
Jemimah Rodrigues (India)
Marizanne Kapp (South Africa)
Ash Gardner (Australia)
Deepti Sharma (India)
Annabel Sutherland (Australia)
Nadine de Klerk (South Africa)
Sidra Nawaz (wk) (Pakistan)
Alana King (Australia)
Sophie Ecclestone (England) 12th Player: Nat Sciver-Brunt (England)

Lucknow Super Giants have named former Australia all-rounder Tom Moody as their global director of cricket for the upcoming IPL season.

Tom Moody Appointed Global Director of Cricket for Lucknow Super Giants

Lucknow Super Giants have named former Australia all-rounder Tom Moody as their global director of cricket for the upcoming IPL season.

Indian Premier League (IPL) side Lucknow Super Giants on Tuesday appointed former Australia all-rounder Tom Moody as their global director of cricket for the upcoming season of the lucrative T20 league.
The 60-year-old Moody has had two coaching stints with Sunrisers Hyderabad. He left the franchise in 2022 when Brian Lara took over as head coach.
LSG posted an image of Moody on its social media handle with the title: "Experience. Vision. Leadership. Welcome aboard the Super Giants Universe, Tom Moody!"
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Experience. Vision. Leadership. 🫡 Welcome aboard the Super Giants Universe, Tom Moody! 💙 <a href="https://t.co/DofUZopQpx">pic.twitter.com/DofUZopQpx</a>
&mdash; Lucknow Super Giants (@LucknowIPL) <a href="https://twitter.com/LucknowIPL/status/1985551775420858694?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 4, 2025</a></blockquote>
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During his Australia stint as a player, Moody played eight Tests and 76 ODIs, scoring 1,667 runs and taking 54 wickets in the two formats together.
He was a giant in Sheffield Shield cricket, scoring over 21,000 first-class runs, including 64 centuries, and taking 361 wickets.

The BCCI will give a cash reward of ₹51 crore to the Indian women's cricket team, including players, support staff, and selectors, for winning their first-ever ODI World Cup.

BCCI Announces Rs 51 Crore Reward for Indian Women's Cricket Team

The BCCI will give a cash reward of ₹51 crore to the Indian women's cricket team, including players, support staff, and selectors, for winning their first-ever ODI World Cup.

The BCCI will reward the Indian women's cricket team with Rs 51 crore for winning the ODI World Cup, secretary Devajit Saikia announced on Monday.
The Indian women's team under Harmanpreet Kaur's leadership beat South Africa by 52 runs in the final on Sunday to win its first ever global trophy.
"As a token of appreciation, the BCCI will reward the Indian women's cricket team with a cash award of Rs 51 crore for winning the World Cup. It includes all the players, support staff and the national selection committee," Saikia told PTI on Monday.

Harmanpreet Kaur and her spirited team created history as India lifted their first-ever ICC Women’s World Cup with a 52-run win over South Africa.

Harmanpreet Kaur Leads India to Historic Women's Cricket World Cup Victory

Harmanpreet Kaur and her spirited team created history as India lifted their first-ever ICC Women&rsquo;s World Cup with a 52-run win over South Africa.

At the stroke of midnight, Harmanpreet Kaur created her own legacy, broke a "barrier" with a bunch of sprightly women filled with guts and announced that this is not the end but just the beginning.
The Indian women's cricket team won its first-ever World Cup with a 52-run victory over South Africa in the summit clash here on Sunday to script a golden chapter in the country's pantheon of sporting achievements.
Having taken the World Cup-winning epochal catch Sunday night, the mercurial Indian women's team skipper displayed an entire gamut of emotions never seen before. She ran like crazy as if there was no tomorrow after taking the catch. Stood a bit detached as the youngsters celebrated, trying to soak in the moment. Touched "Guruji" Amol Muzumdar's feet and engaged in an emotional hug where the tears burst out of the welled up eyes.
Called the two OGs of Indian women's cricket -- Mithali Raj and Jhulan Goswami -- to hold the Cup. Both the legends broke down. It was a moment to frame when the skipper and her deputy Smriti Mandhana engaged in a bear hug with Jhulan, telling her "Didi, Yeh Aapke liye thaa (Sister, this is for you)".
And when Harmanpreet spoke at the post-match presentation ceremony, she didn't lose the macro picture of what it means to be the first women's team to achieve the unthinkable.
"This is the start. We wanted to break this barrier. And our next plan is to make this a habit. We were waiting for it, now this moment has come. So many big occasions are coming, and we want to keep improving. This is not the end, just the beginning," the skipper said.
Captaincy is a lot about planning but just like it was Kapil Dev on June 25, 1983, whose gut feel told him to give one more over to Madan Lal against a rampaging Vivian Richards. Harmanpreet felt that on Sunday, and her trump card was Shafali Verma, who possibly couldn't have done any wrong.
"When Laura and Sune were batting, they were looking really good. I just saw Shafali standing there, and the way she was batting, I knew it was our day.
"I thought I have to go with my gut feeling. My heart was saying, I had to give her at least one over. And that was the turning point for us. In the end, they panicked a little and that is where we cashed (in). At the right time, Deepti came in and took those wickets."
Shafali had bowled 14 overs in her entire international ODI career and on the day got two crucial wickets.
"When she came to the team, we spoke to her that we might need 2-3 overs, and she said if you give me bowling, I will bowl ten overs. Credit goes to her, she was so positive and she was there for the team. Salute her."
It was Amol, who would always be on his skipper's ears about doing something big and something special.
"Amol sir was with the team and he was always telling us to come up with something special, and to keep preparing for the big occasion. We should give credit to the support staff and the BCCI. We did not make too many changes (to our squad), and they really invested in us, and because of everyone, we are standing here."
For Shafali, who in the past one year saw her international career come to a standstill, must have felt that it had to be God's decree.
"I said at the start, that God has sent me here to do something nice, and that reflected today. Very happy that we won and I cannot express it in words."
Coming for two knock-out games isn't easy but Shafali had belief in her abilities.
"It was difficult but I had confidence in myself - that if I can stay calm, I could achieve everything. My parents, my friends, my brother, everyone supported me and helped me understand how to play. It was very important for my team and myself, and I just wanted to make my team win. My mind was clear and I worked on my plans. So happy that I could execute and Smriti di and Harman di, everyone was supporting me. They (seniors) asked me just to play my own game, and when you get that clarity, that is all you need. It is a very memorable moment."
With Sachin Tendulkar in the stands, it couldn't have been more special for Shafali to do it in front of her idol.
"When I saw Sachin sir, it gave me an incredible boost. I keep talking to him, he keeps giving me confidence. He is the master of cricket, and we keep getting inspired just looking at him."

India’s women’s cricket team won their first-ever World Cup, defeating South Africa by 52 runs, with standout performances from Shafali Verma, Deepti Sharma, and Shree Charani.

Indian women create history, beat South Africa to win the World Cup 2025

India&rsquo;s women&rsquo;s cricket team won their first-ever World Cup, defeating South Africa by 52 runs, with standout performances from Shafali Verma, Deepti Sharma, and Shree Charani.

From heartbreaks to history, Indian women&rsquo;s cricket completed its long, unfinished journey to glory as Harmanpreet Kaur&rsquo;s fearless team outlasted South Africa by 52 runs in a gripping final to lift their first-ever ICC Women's World Cup crown in Navi Mumbai on Sunday.&nbsp;
Indian women's cricket finally touched its Everest as years of toil and near-misses culminated in an evening of redemption and history for the hosts. India's breakthrough in the 13th edition of the global showpiece made them only the fourth team to win the trophy, joining Australia (7), England (4) and New Zealand (1) in the pantheon of champions.&nbsp;
With the victory, Harmanpreet&rsquo;s team finally buried the ghosts of past heartbreaks &mdash; the 2005 and 2017 finals &mdash; and delivered India&rsquo;s much-awaited World title, a watershed moment for the game in the country. After posting 298 for 7 &mdash; the second-highest total in tournament history &mdash; India held their nerve to bundle out South Africa for 246 in 45.3 overs.&nbsp;
The Proteas&rsquo; charge revolved around captain Laura Wolvaardt&rsquo;s magnificent 98-ball 101, but the brilliance of Deepti Sharma (55 and 5/39) and Shafali Verma (87 and 2/36) ensured India&rsquo;s moment of destiny could not be denied.
Deepti, Shafali script India&rsquo;s golden night
Fittingly, India&rsquo;s triumph was shaped by two players with contrasting journeys. Deepti, the ever-reliable workhorse, finished as the tournament&rsquo;s highest wicket-taker (21) and bowled with guile and grace on the grandest stage. Shafali, on the other hand, was a story of second chances &mdash; drafted into the squad from outside the preferred group after Pratika Rawal&rsquo;s injury.&nbsp;
Confined to domestic cricket with Haryana weeks ago, the 21-year-old dynamo returned to the world stage with an innings of audacity and maturity &mdash; 87 off 84 balls &mdash; before taking two crucial wickets to tilt the game decisively India&rsquo;s way.
Her re-entry into the XI proved a masterstroke as she and Smriti Mandhana (45) gave India the perfect launchpad with a 104-run opening stand, forcing South Africa&rsquo;s bowlers into disarray after a two-hour rain delay. Mandhana&rsquo;s dismissal denied her a half-century, but it capped off a record-breaking campaign &mdash; 434 runs at 54.25, the most by any Indian batter in Women&rsquo;s World Cup history, including a century and two fifties.&nbsp;
Star of India's semifinal win over mighty Australia, Jemimah appeared to be prepping up for another long haul in the middle, but a superb low catch from skipper Laura Wolvaardt at cover off Khaka foiled her plans in the 30th over. With two set batters back in the dugout, India's hopes were pinned on skipper Harmanpreet for a defining innings, but that was not to be.
Proteas resist, India stand tall
South Africa began their reply briskly, with Tazmin Brits (23) and Wolvaardt adding 51 for the first wicket. But the breakthrough came via Amanjot Kaur&rsquo;s direct hit, and from there, India&rsquo;s bowlers tightened the noose.&nbsp;
Shree Charani&rsquo;s immaculate lines on a placid surface fetched Anneke Bosch&rsquo;s wicket, before Shafali&rsquo;s double strike rattled the middle order. When Wolvaardt threatened to take the game away, Deepti struck twice in four balls &mdash; removing the Proteas skipper and Chloe Tryon (9) &mdash; to break the spine of the chase. She fittingly applied the finishing touch, dismissing Nadine de Klerk for her fifth wicket to spark celebrations of a lifetime.
A victory for generations
The night was soaked in symbolism. Harmanpreet lifted the trophy that eluded Mithali Raj and Jhulan Goswami, India&rsquo;s torchbearers for over two decades. For the younger generation led by Mandhana, Jemimah Rodrigues and Richa Ghosh, it marked the dawn of a new era &mdash; one where Indian women&rsquo;s cricket finally stood shoulder to shoulder with the sport&rsquo;s powerhouses.
As fireworks lit up the Navi Mumbai sky, the emotion on Harmanpreet&rsquo;s face said it all. The wait was over. From heartbreak to history, India&rsquo;s women had finally rewritten their story &mdash; and this time, they wrote it in gold. If June 25, 1983 was a watershed moment for Indian men's cricket, when Kapil's Devils beat the mighty West Indies at the Lord's, November 2, 2025 will be a seminal moment for women's cricket movement.
Rohit Sharma, who carries the scars of November 19, 2023, was watching the final from the stands with a prayer on his lips that Harmanpreet Kaur doesn't meet his fate. For Harmanpreet, the lady who has done way more for Indian women's cricket than anyone can envisage, knows how much it hurts to lose a final as it happened eight summers back and her girls didn't let her down. As she latched on to Nadine de Klerk's offering while back pedaling at extra cover, Ian Bishop fittingly called the moment "inspiring generations".&nbsp;
For head coach Amol Muzumdar, who couldn't wear the whites that he richly deserved, the global triumph with the women's national team would certainly heal those wounds that he has carried for years.

Prime Minister Narendra Mod, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and UP CM Yogi Adityanath congratulated the Indian women’s cricket team for their historic first-ever World Cup win, praising their skill, teamwork, and determination.

PM Modi congratulates Indian women's cricket team on World Cup win

Prime Minister Narendra Mod, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla and UP CM Yogi Adityanath congratulated the Indian women&rsquo;s cricket team for their historic first-ever World Cup win, praising their skill, teamwork, and determination.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday congratulated the Indian women's cricket team for winning its first-ever World Cup with a 52-run victory over South Africa.
"A spectacular win by the Indian team in the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 Finals. Their performance in the final was marked by great skill and confidence," he said in a post on X.
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A spectacular win by the Indian team in the ICC Women&rsquo;s Cricket World Cup 2025 Finals. Their performance in the final was marked by great skill and confidence. The team showed exceptional teamwork and tenacity throughout the tournament. Congratulations to our players. This&hellip;
&mdash; Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) <a href="https://twitter.com/narendramodi/status/1985052859059302562?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 2, 2025</a></blockquote>
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"The team showed exceptional teamwork and tenacity throughout the tournament. Congratulations to our players. This historic win will motivate future champions to take up sports," Modi added.
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla also congratulated the team, saying the women cricketers have won hearts across the nation.
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Congratulations to Team India on clinching the ICC Women&rsquo;s World Cup 2025! What a display of courage, skill, and belief. You&rsquo;ve not just won a trophy, you&rsquo;ve won hearts across the nation. Every Indian is proud of you! 🇮🇳 Saare Jahan se accha Hindustan humaara A golden moment&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/uoMTk74ppz">pic.twitter.com/uoMTk74ppz</a>
&mdash; Om Birla (@ombirlakota) <a href="https://twitter.com/ombirlakota/status/1985054192600490106?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 2, 2025</a></blockquote>
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"Congratulations to Team India on clinching the ICC Women&rsquo;s World Cup 2025! What a display of courage, skill, and belief. You've not just won a trophy, you've won hearts across the nation. Every Indian is proud of you! 'Saare Jahan se accha Hindustan humaara'. A golden moment for Indian cricket and for women in sports!" he said on X.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Sunday congratulated the Indian women's cricket team and said their win in the World Cup is "historic".
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ऐतिहासिक विजय... विश्व विजेता भारतीय महिला क्रिकेट टीम का हार्दिक अभिनंदन! देश वासियों को हृदयतल से बधाई! आप सभी देश का गौरव हैं। भारत माता की जय 🇮🇳
&mdash; Yogi Adityanath (@myogiadityanath) <a href="https://twitter.com/myogiadityanath/status/1985052301376233825?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 2, 2025</a></blockquote>
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Washington Sundar’s explosive 49* and Arshdeep Singh’s double strike powered India to a five-wicket win over Australia in Hobart, levelling the T20I series 1-1.

Washington, Arshdeep shine in as India level T20 series against Australia

Washington Sundar&rsquo;s explosive 49* and Arshdeep Singh&rsquo;s double strike powered India to a five-wicket win over Australia in Hobart, levelling the T20I series 1-1.

Washington Sundar enhanced his reputation as a T20 hitter with India batting in top gear through the innings to comfortably chase down a target of 187 for a series-levelling five-wicket win over Australia in Hobart on Sunday.
This is the first time that Australia have lost a T20 International at the Ninja Oval, earlier known as Bellerive Oval.
Tim David (74 off 38) bludgeoned the Indian bowling attack to take Australia to 186 for six after the visitors opted to bat. With the firepower India possess, they were expected to overhaul the target but Nathan Ellis (3/36) made their job tougher with his sharp and testing spells. India eventually got home in 18.3 overs.
Abhishek Sharma (25 off 16) once again produced a flurry of boundaries in the powerplay before skipper Suryakumar Yadav (24 off 11), Tilak Varma (29 off 26), Axar Patel (17 off 12) and Washington (49 not out off 23) did their bit. Jitesh Sharma (22 not out off 12), playing his first game of the series, got valuable time in the middle and got the job done alongside Sundar.
Washington, who is rather underrated as a power-hitter, showed he can use the long handle effectively with majority of his sixes coming in the cow corner region. The absence of Josh Hazlewood in the opposition camp &mdash; the pacer&rsquo;s focus now shifts to the Ashes &mdash; also made India&rsquo;s task a lot easier. Barring Ellis, who troubled the Indian batters with short balls at express pace, Australian bowlers were not able to test the Indians enough.
The fourth T20 of the five-match series will be played in Gold Coast on November 6. Opting to bowl in nippy conditions, India started well courtesy Arshdeep Singh who struck twice in a two-over spell on his return to the side. His performance earned him the Player of the Match award.
Playing his first game of the series, India&rsquo;s leading wicket-taker in the format removed the dangerous Travis Head and Josh Inglis to leave Australia at 14 for two. However, India&rsquo;s early advantage was negated by David (74 off 38) who targeted every Indian bowler in an exemplary show of power-hitting.
Four of his five sixes came down the ground while one was a slap over cover off Axar Patel. Following his dismissal, the seasoned Marcus Stoinis (64 off 39) stepped up on the offensive to take Australia to a competitive total. Whether it was the peerless Jasprit Bumrah or mystery spinner Varun Chakaravarthy, David just looked to dominate.
David got a reprieve batting on 20 when Washington Sundar dropped him at point off Bumrah. It was a regulation catch though the ball literally flew towards him. India missed the services of injured all-rounder Hardik Pandya with Shivam Dube being taken to the cleaners by both David and Stoinis.
The sixth bowling option was Washington but the team opted for left-arm spin of Abhishek Sharma who leaked 13 runs in his only over. It was more to do with no left-handers at the crease during that specific time.
After Arshdeep&rsquo;s twin strike in the powerplay, it was Chakravarthy who put brakes on the scoring rate by dismissing Mitchell Marsh and Mitchell Owen in successive balls. The incoming delivery to Owen, flicked through the fingers, was a peach. Arshdeep and Bumrah closed the innings well for the visitors.

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MCA announces November 12 elections to fill key roles. Oversight by J S Saharia aims to ensure smooth leadership transition within Mumbai's cricket governance.

MCA Elections Scheduled for November 12, Key Roles to Be Filled

Elections by the Mumbai Cricket Association will be held on Nov 12 for vital positions. Ajinkya Naik's previous election as president marks an ongoing leadership evolution.

MCA Elections for Key Roles on November 12

The MCA will hold elections on Nov 12 to appoint new office bearers and council members. J S Saharia will oversee the process.

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India begins a two-match Test series against South Africa in Kolkata, confronting a potent spin attack. Focus will be on batting application and patience to overcome last year’s home collapse against New Zealand.

India Prepares for Challenging Test Series Against South Africa

India begins a two-match Test series against South Africa in Kolkata, confronting a potent spin attack. Focus will be on batting application and patience to overcome last year&rsquo;s home collapse against New Zealand.

India's awe-inspiring batting depth will face a stern test against South Africa's quality spin attack when the reasonably well-matched sides clash in an eagerly-anticipated two-match Test series beginning in Kolkata on Friday.
India would be haunted by the ghosts of last year's home debacle against New Zealand when their home record was shattered by Kiwi spinners Ajaz Patel, Mitchell Santner and Glenn Phillips, who shared 36 wickets across three Tests, fashioning an unprecedented 0-3 whitewash.
Given South Africa's heavy reliance on tweakers right now, that collapse against sustained spin pressure will linger in the collective memory of the home side. The reigning World Test champions are known for fiery pacers historically but are currently armed with one of the most potent spin groups in world cricket.
The Proteas arrive on the back of a morale-boosting 1-1 draw in Pakistan, achieved without inspirational captain Temba Bavuma. South Africa's spin trio of Keshav Maharaj, Simon Harmer and Senuran Muthusamy accounted for 35 of the 39 wickets to fall across the series, outperforming Pakistan&rsquo;s own slow-bowling contingent of Noman Ali, Sajid Khan and Salman Agha, who managed 21 wickets collectively.
It was little wonder then that India assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate called the rival bowling line-up a "subcontinent-style attack". "They have got four spinners at their disposal, and most likely they will play three. It's a little bit like playing against a subcontinent team," he said. "We've addressed that early on. Hopefully, we've learned from the New Zealand series."
Simon Harmer, now 36 and holder of 1,000 first-class wickets, is no stranger to Indian conditions. As a 26-year-old on the 2015 tour under Hashim Amla, he featured in two Tests &mdash; in Mohali and Nagpur &mdash; and claimed prized scalps such as Cheteshwar Pujara, Rohit Sharma and Wriddhiman Saha, all known for their spin-playing prowess.
A decade later, Harmer remains as wily. He arrives in Kolkata after an eight-wicket match haul in Rawalpindi last month that spun South Africa to a series-levelling win over Pakistan. His control, drift, and subtle changes of pace make him an ideal foil for the left-arm spin of Maharaj, who is arguably one of the most accurate and attacking spinners in the modern game.
The Eden Gardens pitch has therefore become the most-watched element of this contest. While India batting coach Sitanshu Kotak and captain Shubman Gill have made multiple pitch inspections, Cricket Association of Bengal president Sourav Ganguly has assured that it "won't be a rank-turner".
That will please Jasprit Bumrah, who could be India's trump card on a surface that historically gives early movement and late reverse swing. India would look to go with two pacers and it appears that Akash Deep, the local 'boy', will have the edge with his knowledge of the conditions.
Over the last 15 years, pacers have taken 61 per cent (97 of 159 wickets) in Tests here as seam and swing play a major role, especially in the early and closing stages.
While a young Indian side under Shubman Gill's debut captaincy drew 2-2 in England this summer, showing resilience and adaptability in seaming conditions, it is the New Zealand debacle at home that continues to rankle. The subsequent 2-0 win against a weak West Indies side in this WTC cycle did little to test India's revival.
For India, the focus will be on application and patience against spin. With Rishabh Pant fit again and an in-form Dhruv Jurel set to play as a specialist batter, the middle order looks more stable. Washington Sundar, who topped India's spin charts in that New Zealand series with 16 wickets, provides drift and bounce and lends depth with the bat.
Ten Doeschate underlined the mental readiness required after a gruelling multi-format schedule. "You've got to switch on mentally and be ready for 16&ndash;17 days of really tough work. The body will take care of itself &mdash; the mind has to be ready."
Given it's only a two-match series, the margin for error is slim. Falling behind early could prove fatal especially with unfamiliar conditions set to play their part in the final Test in Guwahati, which will make its debut as a Test venue.
For India, batting big and putting the opposition under scoreboard pressure will be the key to exorcising the ghosts of last year's collapse.
Teams: India: Shubman Gill (Capt), KL Rahul, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sai Sudharsan, Rishabh Pant (WK and VC), Dhruv Jurel, Ravindra Jadeja, Washington Sundar, Jasprit Bumrah, Akash Deep, Mohammed Siraj, Kuldeep Yadav, Axar Patel, Devdutt Padikkal.
South Africa: Temba Bavuma (Capt), Aiden Markram, Ryan Rickelton, Tristan Stubbs, Kyle Verreynne, Dewald Brevis, Zubayr Hamza, Tony de Zorzi, Corbin Bosch, Wiaan Mulder, Marco Jansen, Keshav Maharaj, Senuran Muthusamy, Kagiso Rabada, Simon Harmer.
Match starts: 9.30am.

The Pakistan Cricket Board reschedules the T20I tri-series against Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe, moving all matches to Rawalpindi and delaying the opening game to November 18 due to security concerns after the Islamabad terror attack.

PCB reworks schedule of tri-series against Zimbabwe, SL amid security concerns

The Pakistan Cricket Board reschedules the T20I tri-series against Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe, moving all matches to Rawalpindi and delaying the opening game to November 18 due to security concerns after the Islamabad terror attack.

The Pakistan Cricket Board has rescheduled the opening of a T20I tri-series against Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe from November 17 to November 18, besides making Rawalpindi the sole venue for the tournament owing to the visiting teams' security concerns in the wake of a suicide attack in Islamabad.&nbsp;
The second game of the seven-match rubber has also been postponed by a day to November 20.
Earlier, Lahore was scheduled to host five games of the event, including the final on November 29, but the three boards have agreed to hold the proceedings exclusively in Rawalpindi now. "The decision to revise the schedule was made in consultation with Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) and Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC), following mutual discussions to accommodate operational and match requirements," the PCB said in a statement after a night of hectic negotiations to ensure that the Lankan players do not leave an ongoing ODI series midway.
The Zimbabwe cricket team reached Islamabad early Thursday morning amid tight security for what is being described as an "important preparatory platform ahead of the 2026 ICC T20 World Cup," by the PCB. The Sri Lankan cricket team will also continue with its bilateral tour of Pakistan, and no player or official is planning to return home, according to its team manager, Mahinda Halangoda.
Eight players had expressed concerns about continuing the tour after the terror attack in Islamabad, which left 12 dead and several injured. But after SLC spoke to them and gave them assurances, they have decided to stay for the assignment. Halangoda said that no player would be returning to Sri Lanka. "I can confirm that," he asserted.
A reliable source aware of the developments said it had taken massive behind-the-scenes efforts to convince the players that they would be safe in Pakistan and should continue playing the series. "The Sri Lanka board President Shammi Silva and the Sri Lankan High Commissioner in Pakistan got involved and things are settled for now," he said.
PCB Chairman and Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi said he was grateful to the Sri Lankan team for the decision to continue the Pakistan tour.
The PCB later announced a slight change in the schedule of the remaining two one-day games. The PCB announced that the two matches will now be played on Friday and Sunday in Rawalpindi, instead of the originally planned dates of November 13 and 15.

Pakistan has beefed up security for the visiting Sri Lankan cricket team following recent militant attacks, including a suicide bombing in Islamabad. PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi assured the team of full protection amid heightened regional tensions.

Security beefed up for Sri Lanka team following suicide bombing in Islamabad

Pakistan has beefed up security for the visiting Sri Lankan cricket team following recent militant attacks, including a suicide bombing in Islamabad. PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi assured the team of full protection amid heightened regional tensions.

Security has been beefed up for the visiting Sri Lankan cricket team after the recent militant attack in Pakistan.
Sources said that Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Mohsin Naqvi, who is also the Federal Minister for Interior, had met officials of the Sri Lankan team and assured them of fool-proof security.
Pakistan has indirectly blamed Afghanistan's Taliban government again for allowing its land to be used by the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) to carry out terror attacks in Pakistan. Tensions have been high between the two countries after peace talks failed in Doha following military action by Pakistan on areas inside Afghanistan, where the military says the TTP has camps.
On Tuesday, a suicide bomber detonated himself outside a judicial complex in Islamabad, killing 12 people and injuring scores, while in Northern Pakistan's Wana area a terror attack on the Wana Cadet College was foiled by security forces and around 300 students were safely evacuated.
Federal Minister for Information Ata Tarar said if security forces had not acted swiftly, Pakistan could have witnessed a bigger incident like the Peshawar school attack in 2018.
Three years back, the New Zealand team cancelled a white-ball series in Rawalpindi and returned home without playing a match after receiving credible intelligence about a possible terror attack targeting the visitors. "That is why Mohsin Naqvi personally went to the stadium and met with the visiting team members and assured them they would be safe and secure," the source said.
Back in March 2009, TTP terrorists had attacked the Sri Lankan team bus close to the Gaddafi Stadium, resulting in the closure of international cricket in Pakistan for nearly 10 years as foreign teams refused to visit the country due to security concerns.
"Security has been beefed up with Pakistan Army and the paramilitary rangers now deputed to monitor security for the visiting players and officials," the source said.
Sri Lanka, after playing three ODIs in Rawalpindi, will then take part in a T20 triangular series also involving Zimbabwe from November 17 to 29.

Cristiano Ronaldo, 40, says the 2026 World Cup will mark the end of his illustrious career. The Portuguese superstar plans to retire from football in the next one to two years while continuing at Al Nassr.

Cristiano Ronaldo confirms 2026 World Cup will be his last

Cristiano Ronaldo, 40, says the 2026 World Cup will mark the end of his illustrious career. The Portuguese superstar plans to retire from football in the next one to two years while continuing at Al Nassr.

Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo on Tuesday said next year's World Cup would be his last as he winds down one of the all-time great careers.
The 40-year-old forward, with more than 950 club and international goals, also said he would retire from football in "one or two years".
"Definitely, yes," he told a Saudi forum by video link, when asked if 2026 would be his final World Cup. "I'm gonna be 41 years old and I think it will be the moment."
Ronaldo, who began a lucrative stint at Saudi Arabia's Al Nassr in 2023, also elaborated on comments last week when he said he would retire "soon".
"Let's be honest, when I mean soon, it's probably one or two years I'll still be at the game," he said.
The five-time Ballon d'Or winner is hoping to play at a sixth World Cup next year. He came closest to lifting the trophy on debut in 2006, when Portugal lost to France in the semi-finals.
Portugal have yet to qualify for the 2026 tournament in the USA, Canada and Mexico, but can secure their spot if they beat Ireland on Thursday.
Last month, Ronaldo became the top goalscorer in World Cup qualifying history when he netted twice against Hungary to reach 41 goals, overtaking retired Guatemalan international Carlos Ruiz's 39.
The former Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus forward is also the all-time leading international goalscorer with 143 strikes.
During an interview on Piers Morgan Uncensored last week, Ronaldo opened up further about the realities of his looming retirement.
"It will be difficult? Yes. Probably will cry, yes. I'm an open person. It will be very, very difficult, yes," he said.
Ronaldo joined Al Nassr after leaving Manchester United for a second time in late 2022, a move that heralded a influx of late-career stars to the oil-rich kingdom.
Ronaldo initially signed for 200 million euros a year, according to a source close to Al Nassr at the time, and inked a two-year contract extension in June.
Last month, he was named by Bloomberg as the sport's first billionaire, and topped the Forbes list of highest-paid footballers for the sixth time in a decade.
With on-and off-field earnings of an estimated $280 million, Ronaldo will earn more than double that of second-placed rival Lionel Messi during the upcoming season, according to Forbes.
Saudi Arabia, which is spending big on sports and entertainment as part of its economic diversification plan, was named as host of the 2034 World Cup last December.

The Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Delhi will be dismantled and rebuilt into a state-of-the-art Sports City with multi-discipline facilities and athlete lodging, the Sports Ministry said.

Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium to be dismantled, redeveloped into world-class Sports City

The Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Delhi will be dismantled and rebuilt into a state-of-the-art Sports City with multi-discipline facilities and athlete lodging, the Sports Ministry said.

The iconic Jawahar Lal Nehru Stadium in the national capital will be "dismantled" to create a Sports City that will cater to all major disciplines and include lodging facility for athletes, a Sports Ministry source said on Monday.
The 102 acre area of the stadium will be rebuilt but as of now, the plan is merely a proposal and therefore the time-line for the project and the estimated cost has not yet been worked out.
"The stadium will be dismantled. All offices inside the stadium, including the National Anti Doping Agency (NADA), the National Dope Testing Laboratory (NDTL) and the Income Tax department will be relocated as and when the project takes off," the ministry source said.
"Currently the over 100 acres of land that it occupies is not being used to its optimal level. A Sports City will ensure that we have hosting facilities for major disciplines, training facilities, lodging for athletes when they compete there and even verticals like entertainment will be covered," he added.
The stadium also houses the headquarters of the Sports Authority of India, which owns the venue, and the government's flagship Khelo India project office.
A Sports City project would require synergy between multiple ministries, including the Urban Development Ministry, and departments. Given the long-drawn process, an immediate start to it is unlikely.
"It is an idea at this stage but let's see how the feasibility study works out. But the ministry is very serious about going ahead with it," the source said.
Sports cities in Qatar and Australia are being assessed to finalise the modalities. Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya was in Doha recently and it is reliably learnt that he visited the Sports City there.
The Doha Sports City is spread over 617 acres. It has facilities for football, aquatics and 13 different indoor sports besides an academy. It also houses a specialised orthopaedic and sports medicine hospital.
Australia's multi-purpose facilities include the Docklands Stadium in Melbourne that can host cricket, Australian rules football, rugby, cricket and soccer.
Ahmedabad's Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Sports Complex is an example closer home, having facilities for cricket, aquatics, tennis and athletics among others. It is spread over 250 acres and was built at a cost of Rs 4600 crore. The city is currently bidding to host the 2036 Olympic Games and is set to be awarded the 2030 Commonwealth Games later this month.
"The JLN project will also be big in scale. This project will ensure that existing infrastructure, that was crumbling inside JLN, will get rebuilt," the source said.
The JLN Stadium was built in 1982 for the Asian Games held that year. It later hosted the 2010 Commonwealth Games for which it was refurbished at a cost over Rs 900 crore.
It recently hosted the World Para-Athletics Championship for which it underwent another facelift, leading to the laying of the renowned MONDO track, which is considered a faster surface that reduces risk of injury.
Besides being a prime athletics venue, the stadium has a football pitch where national and international-level games have been held.
It has hosted a couple of cricket ODIs as well in 1984 and 1991 before the ICC found it unsuitable for the sport due to technical reasons.
The stadium is used for non-sporting commercial activities too with concerts by Indian and international singers held here regularly.
The Sports Authority of India (SAI) had recently hiked the booking price for such events and introduced a clause for penalties if the stadium was not handed back to it in good condition at the conclusion of such programmes.

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