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India set New Zealand a 180 run target in the 3rd T20 in Hamilton

3rd T20: India set New Zealand a 180 run target

India set New Zealand a 180 run target in the 3rd T20 in Hamilton

As the cricketers returned home after IPL was suspended midway, Indian opener Shikhar Dhawan didn't waste any time and got his first jab of the Covi

As the cricketers returned home after IPL&nbsp;was suspended midway, Indian opener Shikhar&nbsp;Dhawan&nbsp;didn't waste any time and&nbsp;got his first jab of the Covid-19 vaccine on Thursday.
Thanking the frontline warriors for their sacrifices and dedication, the Delhi Capitals star urged everyone to not hesitate and get themselves vaccinated as soon as possible.

After IPL had to be indefinitely postponed due to several players testing positive for Covid-19, BCCI president Sourav Ganguly opened up on how the

After IPL&nbsp;had to be indefinitely postponed due to several players testing positive for Covid-19, BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;opened up on how the virus entered the team bubbles.
In an interview to the Indian Express, Dada said that the report they got was that there was no breach of the bubble. How it happened is very difficult to say. Ganguly added that How so many people are getting infected in the country is also very difficult to say.
4 franchises, KKR, SRH, DC&nbsp;and CSK, reported positive Covid-19&nbsp;cases within their camps after which the 2021 edition of the IPL&nbsp;had to be postponed.
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Cricket Australia confirmed on Thursday that Australian players, coaches, match officials and commentators have been safely transported from India to the Maldives.

Cricket Australia confirmed on Thursday that&nbsp;Australian players, coaches, match officials and commentators have been safely transported from India to the Maldives.
They will remain their until Australia's travel pause gets over, which pertains any flights from India as of now. The Australian board once again reiterated the fact that they are not seeking an exemption&nbsp;from the Australian government.&nbsp;
However, Michael Hussey&nbsp;will remain in India as he tested positive for Covid-19 and is being taken care by the CSK&nbsp;franchise.
Cricket Australia also thanked the BCCI&nbsp;for moving the Aussies to Maldives in less than 2 days after suspending the IPL.

Rishabh Pant has been rewarded for his good show in the longest format of the game as he climbed to his career-best 6th spot in ICC Test Rankings for batsmen.

Rishabh&nbsp;Pant has been rewarded for his good show in the longest format of the game as he climbed to his career-best 6th spot in ICC&nbsp;Test Rankings for batsmen.&nbsp;
The wicketkeeper-batsman&nbsp;broke into the top ten bracket for the first time after scoring his maiden hundred on home soil in the last Test against England in March. He also had a very successful Australia tour.
Apart from Pant,&nbsp;skipper&nbsp;Virat Kohli&nbsp;retained his 5th spot, while Rohit Sharma also climbed a place to the 6th spot with Rishabh Pant and New Zealand's Henry Nicholls. All 3 have&nbsp;747 points each.

With the IPL suspended indefinitely, BCCI has already started to plan for phase-2 of the league. According to a report in the Times of India, playing the rema

With the IPL&nbsp;suspended indefinitely, BCCI&nbsp;has already started to plan for phase-2 of the league. According to a report in the Times of India, playing the remaining games in India won't be considered as foreign players, who had to rush back home, won't wont to come back anytime soon.&nbsp;
Top source in the BCCI&nbsp;told TOI&nbsp;that it has to be played overseas. Certain suggestions have already been made and the board just needs to make up its mind now.&nbsp;UAE, UK and Australia are the 3 suggestions that have come up.&nbsp;
According to reports, shifting the league to UK seems the best option as UAE&nbsp;would be too hot in September and Australian government would have to revise its travel&nbsp;policies.

BCCI's Anti Corruption Unit chief told PTI that a potential corruptor, disguised as a cleaner, was spotted at New Delhi's Arun Jaitley Stadium during the

BCCI's Anti Corruption Unit chief&nbsp;told PTI&nbsp;that a&nbsp;potential corruptor, disguised as a cleaner, was spotted at New Delhi's Arun Jaitley Stadium during the recently-suspended Indian Premier League.
Inside information was passed on&nbsp;for the purpose of gambling or placing bets during one of the recently-concluded IPL matches in Delhi.&nbsp;While the offender managed to flee leaving behind his 2 mobile phones, ACU lodged a complaint with the Delhi Police.&nbsp;ACU&nbsp;is confident that&nbsp;he will be nabbed in a day or two.&nbsp;
The Delhi police had earlier caught two people carrying fake accreditation, on May 2, during the match between Rajasthan Royals and Sunrisers Hyderabad.

Following the postponement of IPL 2021 due to Covid-19, fingers are being pointed at the way BCCI managed its bio-bubble. Indian board's efforts to creat

Following the postponement&nbsp;of IPL&nbsp;2021 due to Covid-19, fingers are being pointed at the way BCCI&nbsp;managed its bio-bubble. Indian board's efforts to create a safe environment clearly fell apart as Covid-19 invaded the team bubbles. But what caused this breach? Well, there may be many reasons.
1) The 2020 IPL&nbsp;which happened in the UAE&nbsp;was manage by&nbsp;a professional company well versed in trackable devices and bio-secure solutions. This time, IPL decided to manage&nbsp;a bio-secure bubble of its own by listing down its set of hospital vendors and testing labs to replicate the process which failed.&nbsp;
2) BCCI&nbsp;decided to host the games in multiple cities hit by the Coronavirus&nbsp;and air travel was the biggest issue. According to reports,&nbsp;Saha, Balaji and Mishra contracted the virus while travelling from Mumbai to Delhi, coming through the airport terminus. Teams had demanded a tarmac access for state government which was denied and thus ran the risk of being exposed. There was no air travel in UAE.
 3) The&nbsp;tracking device worn by players all the time was faulty. It was purchased from a Chennai-based company which couldn't track the movement of the players.&nbsp;
 4) Testing and quarantine protocols were not good enough for members outside the bubble. Groundsmen, hotel staff, ground catering, net bowlers, DJ, drivers' testing process wasn't robust as last time. It is reported that each franchise created its own bubble for its own members and staff, instead of a central protocol.
 5) Last but not the least, BCCI&nbsp;was reluctant to take the IPL&nbsp;out of India&nbsp;despite clear requests from franchises and even the IPL&nbsp;Governing&nbsp;Council.
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Legendary Australian cricketer Stuart MacGill was allegedly kidnapped at gunpoint for ransom and then badly beaten. New South Wales Police confirmed the form

Legendary Australian cricketer&nbsp;Stuart MacGill was allegedly kidnapped at gunpoint for ransom and then badly beaten.
New South Wales&nbsp;Police confirmed the former leg spinner had allegedly been abducted, held and then released in an incident which occurred last month.
Robbery and Serious Crime Squad detectives have arrested four men following the alleged kidnapping of MacGill at Cremorne, on Sydney&rsquo;s lower north shore, where he lives.
The men were taken to local police stations where charges are expected to be laid.

The BCCI has granted No Objection Certificates to 4 India women's cricketers, including opener Smriti Mandhana and T20 captain Harmanrpeet Kaur, to

The BCCI&nbsp;has granted&nbsp;No Objection Certificates to 4&nbsp;India women's cricketers, including opener Smriti Mandhana and T20 captain Harmanrpeet Kaur,&nbsp;to play in the inaugural edition of The Hundred tournament in the UK.
These four players are likely to extend their stay in the UK following the completion of India's multi-format tour of England in June-July.
The Hundred, which will have 100 deliveries per innings, will get underway in the UK from July 21. The women's tournament will also have 8 teams that are corresponding to the men's team in the tournament.

Trouble continues to mount for the BCCI as a Public Interest Litigation has been filed against the Indian board by an advocate in the Bombay High Court for staging the

Trouble continues to mount for the BCCI as a Public Interest Litigation has been filed against the Indian board by an advocate in the Bombay High Court for staging the IPL&nbsp;during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The plea, filed by advocate Vandana Shah, states that BCCI should be ordered to tender an unconditional apology to Indians for their tone-deaf and arrogant behaviour.&nbsp;The plea also states that BCCI should be asked to supply oxygen and medical supplies worth over Rs 1000 crores, and whatever profit they have made in this corona-ravaged time by holding the IPL.
After suspending the IPL, a statement from the Indian board read that they tried to bring some positively&nbsp;by staging the cash-rich league.

With the IPL suspended mid-way due to the Covid-19 pandemic, IPL chairman Brijesh Patel on Tuesday said that the BCCI will find a way to send the le

With the IPL&nbsp;suspended mid-way due to the Covid-19 pandemic,&nbsp;IPL chairman Brijesh Patel on Tuesday said that&nbsp;the BCCI will&nbsp;find a way to send the league's foreign recruits back to their respective countries.
According to reports,&nbsp;All IPL cricketers have been put in lockdown for 4 days and must pass 3 tests before leaving. However, as reported by ESPNcricinfo, with Australia having suspended all flights from India till May 15, about 40 Australian players, coaches and support staff may fly to&nbsp;Maldives.
Meanwhile, Cricket Australia in a statement said that they are in direct contact with the BCCI&nbsp;as they work towards a safe plan to get the Aussies back home. However, CA also stated that they will not seek exemptions&nbsp;in the government's decision to pause the travel from India.

With Covid-19 invading IPL's highly secured bio-bubbles, resulting in it's indefinite suspension, dark clouds now loom over the future of the world T20 to be playe

With Covid-19 invading IPL's&nbsp;highly secured bio-bubbles, resulting in it's indefinite suspension, dark clouds now loom over the future of the world T20 to be played in India later this year.
BCCI&nbsp;was anyway planning for the worst case scenario and moving the World T20 to UAE was a possibility. But with the IPL&nbsp;suspended, the possibility of the marquee event&nbsp;to be taken out of India looks rather strong. The event, comprising of 16 countries, is scheduled to take place between October and November this year, with the final on November 14.
BCCI&nbsp;had last year managed to find a window for the 2020 IPL&nbsp;as that year's World T20 was postponed due to the pandemic.

BCCI vice-president Rajiv Shukla has confirmed that the Indian Premier League has been temporarily suspended after multiple players from different t

BCCI&nbsp;vice-president Rajiv&nbsp;Shukla has confirmed that&nbsp;the Indian Premier League has been temporarily&nbsp;suspended after multiple players from different teams tested&nbsp;positive for Covid-19.&nbsp;
SRH's Wriddhiman Saha&nbsp;and Delhi's&nbsp;Amit Mishra Tested positive on Tuesday after KKR's 2 players&nbsp;contracted the virus a day before. CSK's bowling coach Laxmipathy Balaji and a member of the logistics team also&nbsp;returned positive.
BCCI&nbsp;will now reschedule the tournament soon and is trying to shift all matches to Mumbai. It will be a logistical nightmare as pushing the tournament beyond&nbsp;May 30 may not be an option as India plays New Zealand&nbsp;in the World Test Championship final from June 18 in&nbsp;Southampton.

The impact of Covid-19 on the Indian Premier League has now engulfed Wednesday night's game between Rajasthan Royals and Chennai Super Kings. The match which was s

The impact of Covid-19 on the Indian Premier League continues to be felt as Wednesday night's game between Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals and Chennai Super Kings scheduled for 7:30 pm in New Delhi will now be rescheduled according to PTI&nbsp;quoting&nbsp;BCCI&nbsp;sources.&nbsp;As per BCCI's Standard Operating Procedure, anyone who has come in contact with an infected person has to undergo six days of hard quarantine and return three negative RT-PCR reports during the course of it. After CSK's&nbsp;bowling coach and former&nbsp;India speedster L Balaji&nbsp;tested positive, the entire staff and players of the team from Chennai have gone into&nbsp;hard quarantine. This is the 2nd match to be rescheduled due to Covid-19 after Kolkata&nbsp;vs Bangalore game was pushed to a later date after 2 KKR&nbsp;players tested positive.&nbsp;

Sunrisers Hyderabad will have another shot at reviving their IPL campaign as they take on Mumbai Indians in Delhi on Tuesday. Mumbai have started t

Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad will have another shot at reviving their IPL&nbsp;campaign as they take on Mumbai&nbsp;Indians in Delhi on Tuesday.
Mumbai&nbsp;have started to peak just at the right time and are coming off a morale boosting win against the Chennai Super Kings. They have now won 4 of their 7 games and hard hitting Kieron&nbsp;Pollard has too found his mojo&nbsp;back. It has been the same story for Hyderabad though as a change in captaincy didn't turn their fortunes around. SRH&nbsp;has now lost 6 of its 7 games and are languishing&nbsp;at the bottom of the table.
They have however done well against the Mumbai&nbsp;Indians but Rohit&nbsp;Sharma's&nbsp;men still hold a 9-8 head-to-head against the Sunrisers.

Cricket Australia chief executive Nick Hockley, has said that there are currently no plans for a charter flight to get Australians, players and others involved in the I

Cricket Australia chief executive Nick Hockley, has said that there are currently no plans for a charter flight to get Australians, players and others involved in the IPL back home at the end of the tournament.
Before the news of 2 KKR&nbsp;players testing positive for Covid-19, Hockley&nbsp;had said that&nbsp;the players in India are generally in good spirits despite the huge surge in Covid-19 cases.
After 3 Australian players flew back mid way the IPL,&nbsp;the Australian government had suspended passenger flights from India and the use of connecting flights until at least May 15 because of the increase of Covid-19 cases.

Former Australian cricketer Michael Slater has slammed Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his government for slapping a ban on Australian citizens return

Former Australian cricketer&nbsp;Michael Slater has slammed Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his government for slapping a ban on Australian citizens returning from IPL 2021.&nbsp;
In a tweet criticising Morrison, Slater wrote that if the government cared for the safety of Aussies they would allow them to get home. It's a disgrace. Slater accused of the PM having blood on his hands. He added that he had government permission to work on the IPL but now has government neglect.
His harsh words came after the Australian PM said that the Aussie cricketers would have to make their own arrangements to return home.&nbsp;

South Africa's Dale Steyn feels that David Warner's days at Sunrisers Hyderabad might be coming to an end after he was removed as their captain and also dropp

South Africa's Dale Steyn&nbsp;feels that David Warner's days at Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad might be coming to an end after he was removed as their captain and also dropped from the playing XI against Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals.&nbsp;
Steyn&nbsp;told ESPNcricinfo that it's understandable if SRH&nbsp;want to change ownership of captaincy for next season but Warner is still a phenomenal&nbsp;batter and Steyn&nbsp;would still keep him in his playing&nbsp;XI. He added that this might be the last time we see Warner in the Orange Army.
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5 groundsmen who were present at Sunday's game between Rajasthan Royals and Sunrisers Hyderabad have tested positive for Covid-19. The DDCA official

5 groundsmen&nbsp;who were present at Sunday's game between Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals and Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad have tested positive for Covid-19. The DDCA&nbsp;officials confirmed that the staff who tested positive have been placed in isolation and many have gone home. Inside Sport reported that Delhi &amp; District Cricket Association is in constant touch with BCCI&nbsp;about the matter. Meanwhile, Chennai Super Kings who are in Delhi as well have cancelled their practice after a few support staff members tested positive. The new cases have come right after 2 cricketers from Kolkata&nbsp;Knight Riders tested positive for Covid-19 in Ahmedabad.&nbsp;

In a show of support for India, Cricket Australia has started raising funds for Covid-19 relief as the nation is ravaged by a brutal wave of pandemic. Cricket Aust

In a show of support for India, Cricket Australia has started raising funds for Covid-19 relief as the nation is ravaged by a brutal wave of&nbsp;pandemic. Cricket Australia has made an initial donation of 50,000 Australian dollars and will raise more money through their cricketers' association as well as UNICEF&nbsp;Australia. With close to 4 lakh&nbsp;cases almost every day in India, the hunt for Oxygen and Oxygen concentrators remain the primary focus as help pours in from all corners of the world.&nbsp;

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