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For maintaining a slow over-rate against South Africa in the first Test at Centurion, the victorious Team India were fined 20 percent of their match fee on Friday.
Also, India would be docked one point in the ICC Men's World Test Championship, according to the ICC.
The fine was imposed by Andrew Pycroft of the Emirates ICC Elite Panel of Match Referees after India fell one over short when time allowances were taken into account.
There was no need for a formal hearing as Captain Virat Kohli pleaded guilty to the offence and accepted the proposed sanction.
On Thursday, India won by 113 runs at SuperSport Park to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series. The second match of the series will begin on January 3 at Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg.

IND vs SA 1st Test: India lose one World Test Championship point for slow overrate

After winning a historic Test at Centurion, Team India were fined 20 percent of their match fee for maintaining slow over-rate.

For maintaining a slow over-rate against South Africa in the first Test at Centurion, the victorious Team India were fined 20 percent of their match fee on Friday.
Also, India would be docked one point in the ICC Men's World Test Championship, according to the ICC.
The fine was imposed by Andrew Pycroft of the Emirates ICC Elite Panel of Match Referees after India fell one over short when time allowances were taken into account.
There was no need for a formal hearing as Captain Virat Kohli pleaded guilty to the offence and accepted the proposed sanction.
On Thursday, India won by 113 runs at SuperSport Park to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series. The second match of the series will begin on&nbsp;January 3 at Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg.

The fine was imposed by Andrew Pycroft of the Emirates ICC Elite Panel of Match Referees after India fell one over short when time allowances were taken into account.

For maintaining a slow over-rate against South Africa in the first Test at Centurion, the victorious Team India were fined 20 percent of their match fee on Friday.
Also, India would be docked one point in the ICC Men's World Test Championship, according to the ICC.
The fine was imposed by Andrew Pycroft of the Emirates ICC Elite Panel of Match Referees after India fell one over short when time allowances were taken into account.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/team-india-chief-selector-chetan-sharma-contradicts-virat-kohli-s-claim-on-t20i-captaincy-1641005208503" target="_blank">Team India chief selector Chetan Sharma contradicts Virat Kohli's claim on T20I captaincy</a>
There was no need for a formal hearing as Captain Virat Kohli pleaded guilty to the offence and accepted the proposed sanction.
On Thursday, India won by 113 runs at SuperSport Park to take a 1-0 lead in the three-match series. The second match of the series will begin on&nbsp;January 3 at Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg.

Travis Head who won Player of the match for the first Test, used abusive words against Ben Stokes after his dismissal in the 77th over He later accepted the sanction and

Ashes 1st Test: England lose 5 WTC points for slow over rate, Travis Head fined for sledging

Travis Head who won Player of the match for the first Test, used abusive words against Ben Stokes after his dismissal in the 77th over He later accepted the sanction and admitted his doing. 

Apart from the embarrassing&nbsp;9 wicket loss, England suffered a further blow as Joe Root's team slow over-rate in Brisbane cost them 5 ICC WTC points. The team was also fined 100% of their match fees by the ICC on Saturday after the completion of Day 4.&nbsp;
As per the ICC&nbsp;WTC&nbsp;rules, a team loses one point for each over short and Joe Root's team fell 5 over short of the targets after adjusting for time allowances.
Australia's Travis Head who performed phenomenally for his team securing a 152 off 148 during the first innings has also been fined 15% of his match fee for use of an audible obscenity. Head, who used abusive words against Ben Stokes after his dismissal in the 77th over,&nbsp;accepted the sanction after admitting&nbsp;his doing.&nbsp;

Travis Head who won Player of the match for the first Test, used abusive words against Ben Stokes after his dismissal in the 77th over He later&nbsp;accepted the sanction and admitted his doing.&nbsp;

Apart from the embarrassing&nbsp;9 wicket loss, England suffered a further blow as Joe Root's team slow over-rate in Brisbane cost them 5 ICC WTC points. The team was also fined 100% of their match fees by the ICC on Saturday after the completion of Day 4.&nbsp; As per the ICC&nbsp;WTC&nbsp;rules, a team loses one point for each over short and Joe Root's team fell 5 over short of the targets after adjusting for time allowances. Australia's Travis Head who performed phenomenally for his team securing a 152 off 148 during the first innings has also been fined 15% of his match fee for use of an audible obscenity. Head, who used abusive words against Ben Stokes after his dismissal in the 77th over,&nbsp;accepted the sanction after admitting&nbsp;his doing.&nbsp;

The ICC on Saturday called off an ongoing qualifier for next year's Women's ODI World Cup in Harare following the emergence of a new Covid-19 variant in the African region, paving the way for Pakistan, West Indies and Bangladesh to make the cut on the basis of rankings.
The ICC said the decision to stop the event was based on its concerns about how the participating teams would head back in the wake of Omicron variant's rise.
Travel restrictions have been introduced from a number of African countries after detection of the new variant in South Africa stoked fears around the world. 
It has also cast a shadow of doubt over the Indian men's team tour of South Africa that begins next month. 

ICC calls off Women's World Cup qualifiers after new COVID-19 variant emerges

The ICC on Saturday called off an ongoing qualifier for next year's Women's ODI World Cup in Harare following the emergence of a new Covid-19 variant in the African region. 

ICC&nbsp;calls off Women's World Cup qualifiers being held in Zimbabwe
Qualifiers called off due to travel restrictions after detection of new Covid&nbsp;variant
New variant has cast a shadow of doubt over Indian men's team tour of South Africa

The ICC said the decision to stop the event was based on its concerns about how the participating teams would head back in the wake of Omicron variant's rise.

The ICC on Saturday called off an ongoing qualifier for next year's Women's ODI World Cup in Harare following the emergence of a new Covid-19 variant in the African region, paving the way for Pakistan, West Indies and Bangladesh to make the cut on the basis of rankings.
The ICC said the decision to stop the event was based on its concerns about how the participating teams would head back in the wake of Omicron variant's rise.
Travel restrictions have been introduced from a number of African countries after detection of the new variant in South Africa stoked fears around the world.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/india-s-tour-of-south-africa-bcci-to-await-for-centre-s-decision-over-new-covid-variant-1637941002191">India's tour of South Africa | BCCI to await Centre's decision over new Covid variant</a>
It has also cast a shadow of doubt over the Indian men's team tour of South Africa that begins next month.&nbsp;

The India vs Pakistan Super 12 match in the recently-concluded ICC T20 World Cup has set a new record for the most views with 15.9 billion minutes in India.
The match between the arch-rivals surpassed the previous high of India vs West Indies semi-final match from the 2016 edition of T20 World Cup held in India.
The overall TV consumption for the full tournament in India was recorded at 112 billion minutes, despite India&rsquo;s early exit from the tournament.
Also read:&nbsp;Pakistan's 1st World Cup win over India, win by 10 wickets
In Pakistan, the event was being broadcast by three players for the first time and led to further growth in viewership by 7.3 percent compared to the 2016 edition of the event.
The ICC&rsquo;s partnership with Facebook was a driver for the significant increase in video views, with a total of 4.3 billion views across all channels for the tournament, compared to 3.6 billion views during the 2019 edition of the ICC Men&rsquo;s Cricket World Cup.

ICC T20 World Cup: India vs Pakistan T20 clash sets new record for most views

The match between the arch-rivals surpassed the previous high of India vs West Indies semi-final match from the 2016 edition of T20 World Cup held in India.

India vs Pakistan T20 clash sets new record for most views

The India vs Pakistan Super 12 match in the recently-concluded ICC T20 World Cup has set a new record for the most views with 15.9 billion minutes in India.
The match between the arch-rivals surpassed the previous high of India vs West Indies semi-final match from the 2016 edition of T20 World Cup held in India.
The overall TV consumption for the full tournament in India was recorded at 112 billion minutes, despite India&rsquo;s early exit from the tournament.
In Pakistan, the event was being broadcast by three players for the first time and led to further growth in viewership by 7.3 percent compared to the 2016 edition of the event.
The ICC&rsquo;s partnership with Facebook was a driver for the significant increase in video views, with a total of 4.3 billion views across all channels for the tournament, compared to 3.6 billion views during the 2019 edition of the ICC Men&rsquo;s Cricket World Cup.

The match between the arch-rivals surpassed the previous high of India vs West Indies semi-final match from the 2016 edition of T20 World Cup held in India

The India vs Pakistan Super 12 match in the recently-concluded ICC T20 World Cup has set a new record for the most views with 15.9 billion minutes in India.
The match between the arch-rivals surpassed the previous high of India vs West Indies semi-final match from the 2016 edition of T20 World Cup held in India.
The overall TV consumption for the full tournament in India was recorded at 112 billion minutes, despite India&rsquo;s early exit from the tournament.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-pakistan-s-1st-world-cup-win-over-india-win-by-10-wickets-1635096551922" target="_blank">Pakistan's 1st World Cup win over India, win by 10 wickets</a>
In Pakistan, the event was being broadcast by three players for the first time and led to further growth in viewership by 7.3 percent compared to the 2016 edition of the event.
The ICC&rsquo;s partnership with Facebook was a driver for the significant increase in video views, with a total of 4.3 billion views across all channels for the tournament, compared to 3.6 billion views during the 2019 edition of the ICC Men&rsquo;s Cricket World Cup.

The International Cricket Council is confident that teams will have no reservation travelling to Pakistan for the 2025 Champions Trophy. Pakistan has not been able to host many international games in the country since the 2009 terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore.
ICC chairman Greg Barclay said that the governing body wouldn't have awarded the hosting rights to Pakistan if it wasn't confident of the event going ahead successfully.
Also read: Kashmir's skier Mohd Arif Khan becomes the 1st Indian to qualify for 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics
The ICC last week awarded the hosting rights of the 2025 Champions Trophy to Pakistan. It will mark the return of a major cricketing event to Pakistan after more than two decades.
The last time Pakistan had an ICC event on its soil was when it co-hosted the 1996 World Cup along with India and Sri Lanka.
In September, New Zealand and England had pulled out of their bilateral tours to Pakistan due to security concerns.
India's participation in the tournament remains a doubt as no bilateral cricket has taken place between the two neighbours since 2012 due to diplomatic tensions after terror attacks in India.

ICC reveals why it gave Pakistan hosting rights for 2025 Champions Trophy

Champions Trophy 2025 will be the first major cricket tournament in Pakistan since the 1996 World Cup. Here is why the ICC awarded the rights to Pakistan 

Will teams visit Pakistan for 2025 Champions Trophy? ICC has an answer 

The International Cricket Council is confident that teams will have no reservation in travelling to Pakistan for the 2025 Champions Trophy. Pakistan has not hosted many international games since the 2009 terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore.
ICC&nbsp;chairman Greg Barclay said that the governing body wouldn't have awarded the hosting rights to Pakistan if it wasn't confident of the event going ahead successfully.
The ICC last week awarded the hosting rights of the 2025 Champions Trophy to Pakistan. It will mark the return of a major cricketing event to Pakistan after more than two decades.
The last time Pakistan saw an ICC event on their own soil was when the country co-hosted the 1996 World Cup along with India and Sri Lanka.
In September, New Zealand and England had pulled out of their bilateral tours to Pakistan due to security concerns.
India's participation in the tournament remains a doubt as no bilateral cricket has taken place between the two neighbours since 2012 due to diplomatic tensions after terror attacks in India.

The ICC last week awarded the hosting rights of the 2025 Champions Trophy to Pakistan. It will mark the return of a major cricketing event to Pakistan after more than two decades.

The International Cricket Council is confident that teams will have no reservation in travelling to Pakistan for the 2025 Champions Trophy. Pakistan has not hosted many international games since the 2009 terrorist attack on the Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore.
ICC&nbsp;chairman Greg Barclay said that the governing body wouldn't have awarded the hosting rights to Pakistan if it wasn't confident of the event going ahead successfully.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/kashmir-s-skier-mohd-arif-khan-becomes-the-1st-indian-to-qualify-for-2022-beijing-winter-olympics-1637583069975" target="_blank">Kashmir's skier Mohd Arif Khan becomes the 1st Indian to qualify for 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics</a>
The ICC last week awarded the hosting rights of the 2025 Champions Trophy to Pakistan. It will mark the return of a major cricketing event to Pakistan after more than two decades.
The last time Pakistan saw an ICC event on their own soil was when the country co-hosted the 1996 World Cup along with India and Sri Lanka.
In September, New Zealand and England had pulled out of their bilateral tours to Pakistan due to security concerns.
India's participation in the tournament remains a doubt as no bilateral cricket has taken place between the two neighbours since 2012 due to diplomatic tensions after terror attacks in India.

The ICC on Wednesday announced that BCCI president Sourav Ganguly has been appointed as the chairman of the ICC Cricket Committee. He replaces Anil Kumble in the role.

Sourav Ganguly replaces Anil Kumble as the chairman of ICC Cricket Committee

The ICC&nbsp;on Wednesday announced that BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;has been appointed as the chairman of the&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;Cricket Committee.
The former India captain replaced Anil&nbsp;Kumble, who stepped down having served a maximum of three, three-year terms.&nbsp;ICC chairman Greg Barclay said that Ganguly's&nbsp;experience as one of the world&rsquo;s best players and latterly as an administrator will help cricket's governing body shape their cricketing decisions moving forward.
Barclay also credited Kumble&nbsp;for&nbsp;improving the international game through a more regular and consistent application of DRS and a robust process for addressing suspect bowling actions.

The ICC&nbsp;on Wednesday announced that BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;has been appointed as the chairman of the&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;Cricket Committee. He replaces Anil Kumble in the role

The ICC&nbsp;on Wednesday announced that BCCI&nbsp;president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;has been appointed as the chairman of the&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;Cricket Committee.
The former India captain replaced Anil&nbsp;Kumble, who stepped down having served a maximum of three, three-year terms.&nbsp;ICC chairman Greg Barclay said that Ganguly's&nbsp;experience as one of the world&rsquo;s best players and latterly as an administrator will help cricket's governing body shape their cricketing decisions moving forward.
Barclay also credited Kumble&nbsp;for&nbsp;improving the international game through a more regular and consistent application of DRS and a robust process for addressing suspect bowling actions.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Blockbuster decade: ICC announce 8 new tournaments to be played across 12 countries" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/blockbuster-decade-icc-announce-8-new-tournaments-to-be-played-across-12-countries-1637067708187" target="_blank">Blockbuster decade: ICC announce 8 new tournaments to be played across 12 countries</a>

In delighting news for the cricketing world, the ICC on Tuesday announced 8 new tournaments, which will be played over the next decade in 12 different countries

Blockbuster decade: ICC announce 8 new tournaments to be played across 12 countries

In delighting news for the cricketing world, the ICC on Tuesday announced 8 new tournaments, which will be played over the next decade.&nbsp;
With the 2028 Los&nbsp;Angeles&nbsp;Olympics in mind, cricket's governing body awarded the hosting rights for the T20 World Cup 2024 to&nbsp;USA and West Indies. Champions Trophy officially returns as Pakistan will host the tournament&nbsp;in 2025 and by India in 2029. India and Sri Lanka will jointly host the T20 World Cup 2026, followed by the 2027 ODI&nbsp;World Cup in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia. Australia and New Zealand will jointly host the 2028 World T20, while England, Ireland and Scotland will jointly host it in 2030. The decade will be ended with the 2031 ODI&nbsp;World Cup in India and Bangladesh.
The ICC has been for a long time looking to give emerging countries the hosting rights for mega-events and these tournaments will be played across 12 different countries.

In delighting news for the cricketing world, the ICC on Tuesday announced 8 new tournaments, which will be played over the next decade in 12 different countries

In delighting news for the cricketing world, the ICC on Tuesday announced 8 new tournaments, which will be played over the next decade.&nbsp;
With the 2028 Los&nbsp;Angeles&nbsp;Olympics in mind, cricket's governing body awarded the hosting rights for the T20 World Cup 2024 to&nbsp;USA and West Indies. Champions Trophy officially returns as Pakistan will host the tournament&nbsp;in 2025 and by India in 2029. India and Sri Lanka will jointly host the T20 World Cup 2026, followed by the 2027 ODI&nbsp;World Cup in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Namibia. Australia and New Zealand will jointly host the 2028 World T20, while England, Ireland and Scotland will jointly host it in 2030. The decade will be ended with the 2031 ODI&nbsp;World Cup in India and Bangladesh.
The ICC has been for a long time looking to give emerging countries the hosting rights for mega-events and these tournaments will be played across 12 different countries.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="T20 World cup 2021: win the toss, win the match - how luck with the coin mostly sealed the game" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-win-the-toss-win-the-match-how-luck-with-the-coin-mostly-sealed-the-game-1636991710695" target="_blank">T20 World cup 2021: win the toss, win the match - how luck with the coin mostly sealed the game</a>

The ICC on Monday picked its T20 World Cup 2021 team of the tournament and no Indian player found a place on the list of 12 players.

T20 World Cup 2021: ICC names team of the tournament, no Indian player included

The ICC on Monday picked its T20 World Cup 2021 team of the tournament and no Indian player found a place on the list of 12 players. Pakistan's Babar Azam was named as the captain.

The ICC on Monday picked its T20 World Cup 2021 team of the tournament and no Indian player found a place on the list of 12 players.&nbsp;
The list includes players from 6 different countries&nbsp;including Sri Lanka and South Africa, with Pakistan's Babar&nbsp;Azam&nbsp;named as the skipper. While the Jury members didn't find any Indian player deserving enough to make it to the list,&nbsp;South Africa's Aiden Markram and Anirch Nortje and Sri Lanka's&nbsp;Charith Asalanka and Wanindu Hasaranga&nbsp;were the players who were included in the team despite their teams not making it to the semi-finals.
India came into the World T20 as one of the favourites but couldn't go past the Group stage.

The ICC on Monday picked its T20 World Cup 2021 team of the tournament and no Indian player found a place on the list of 12 players. Pakistan's Babar Azam was named as the captain.

The ICC on Monday picked its T20 World Cup 2021 team of the tournament and no Indian player found a place on the list of 12 players.&nbsp;
The list includes players from 6 different countries&nbsp;including Sri Lanka and South Africa, with Pakistan's Babar&nbsp;Azam&nbsp;named as the skipper. While the Jury members didn't find any Indian player deserving enough to make it to the list,&nbsp;South Africa's Aiden Markram and Anirch Nortje and Sri Lanka's&nbsp;Charith Asalanka and Wanindu Hasaranga&nbsp;were the players who were included in the team despite their teams not making it to the semi-finals.
India came into the World T20 as one of the favourites but couldn't go past the Group stage.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="David Warner: from being written off to becoming the World T20 player of the tournament" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/david-warner-from-being-written-off-to-becoming-the-world-t20-player-of-the-tournament-1636978524283" target="_blank">David Warner: from being written off to becoming the World T20 player of the tournament</a>

While ICC might consider the Premier League model eventually, as of now the council has not officially given any timeframe for the change.

ICC may replace bio-bubble with a Premier League-type model

While ICC&nbsp;might consider the Premier League model eventually, as of now the council has not officially given any timeframe&nbsp;for the change.

The International Cricket Council is thinking of replacing the bio-bubble model with a Premier League-type model, several reports suggested. While in a bio-bubble the players cannot get out during a particular tournament and they need to quarantine after getting in and out of it, in Premier League, players are allowed to walk out, there is no restriction. The only rule that is followed is testing, all the players undergo Covid&nbsp;testing regularly.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/india-s-early-exit-at-world-t20-to-be-discussed-at-bcci-s-annual-general-meeting-1636867111190">India's early exit at World T20 to be discussed at BCCI's Annual General Meeting</a> Unlike the bio-bubble system which is being currently followed in cricket where the close contacts of the person who has contracted the virus need to isolate, in EPL&nbsp;only the player who has contracted will undergo isolation. Indian <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-ravi-shastri-s-last-fiery-press-conference-as-team-india-s-head-coach-1636431713076">ex-coach Ravi&nbsp;Shastri</a>&nbsp;also highlighted the stress on players who are continuously on tours due to the bio-bubble&nbsp;system. After India's last match at World T20,&nbsp;Shastri&nbsp;said staying in long isolations&nbsp;as the Indian team did, might take a toll on players' mental well-being. While ICC&nbsp;might consider the Premier League model eventually, as of now the council has not officially given any timeframe&nbsp;for the change.

The International Cricket Council on Friday informed that the Afghanistan board has communicated that the Afghanistan women's cricket will not stop. 

ICC waits to hear from Afghanistan board on women's cricket

The International Cricket Council on Friday informed that the Afghanistan board has communicated that the women's cricket in the country will not stop

The International Cricket Council on Friday informed that the Afghanistan board has communicated that&nbsp;women's cricket will not stop in the war torn nation. Geoff Allardice, the acting ICC CEO&nbsp;said that while the response regarding women's cricket is affirmative from the Taliban govt's&nbsp;end, they neither have taken any action, nor they have given any clear indication.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/women-s-t20-schedule-for-2022-cwg-announced-india-set-to-face-australia-in-opener-1636721342263">Women's T20 schedule for 2022 CWG announced, India set to face Australia in opener</a> Allardice&nbsp;further said that ICC's goal is to see men and women playing cricket in Afghanistan and the best way to achieve this is by staying closely connected to the cricket board and trying to influence things through the cricket board.&nbsp; The Taliban takeover in Afghanistan has jeopardised the future of Afghanistan's participation in Test matches. Under ICC&nbsp;regulation for teams to play Tests, the nations must have an active women's team as well.&nbsp;

The Emirates Cricket Board has been instructed by&nbsp;ICC to investigate the matter after thousands of ticket-less Afghan fans gathered around and barged their entry into the stadium. ICC&nbsp;then issued an apology to fans who purchased the tickets but could enter the stadium. Afghanistan's captain Mohammad Nabi&nbsp;also urged the fans to not repeat this kind of behavior again after his team suffered a loss by five wickets against Pakistan.&nbsp;
In the statement,&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;mentioned that "Dubai Police and security staff secured the stadium to ensure the safety of everyone inside and brought in significant additional resources to disperse the crowd and calm the situation."

ICC asks Emirates Cricket Board to investigate alleged forced entry of Afghan cricket fans

Captain Mohammad Nabi pleaded for calm after thousands of ticket-less fans forced their entry into the stadium. 

After thousands of fans forced their entry into the Dubai international stadium, ICC&nbsp;asked the Emirates Cricket Board&nbsp;to investigate the matter. Chaotic seasons erupted outside the venue of the India-Afghanistan match when several&nbsp;ticketless&nbsp;fans tried to enter the stadium.&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;then issued an apology to fans who purchased the tickets but could not watch the match.&nbsp;Afghanistan's captain Mohammad Nabi&nbsp;also urged the fans to not repeat this kind of behavior after his team suffered a loss by five wickets against Pakistan.&nbsp;
In the statement,&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;mentioned that Dubai Police and security staff secured the stadium to ensure the safety of everyone inside and brought in significant additional resources to disperse the crowd and calm the situation.

Captain Mohammad Nabi&nbsp;pleaded for calm after thousands of ticket-less fans forced their entry into the stadium.&nbsp;

After thousands of fans forced their entry into the Dubai international stadium, ICC&nbsp;asked the Emirates Cricket Board&nbsp;to investigate the matter. Chaotic scenes erupted outside the venue of the India-Afghanistan match when several&nbsp;ticketless&nbsp;fans tried to enter the stadium.&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;then issued an apology to fans who purchased the tickets but could not watch the match.&nbsp;Afghanistan's captain Mohammad Nabi&nbsp;also urged the fans to not repeat this kind of behavior after his team suffered a loss by five wickets against Pakistan.&nbsp;
In the statement,&nbsp;ICC&nbsp;mentioned that Dubai Police and security staff secured the stadium to ensure the safety of everyone inside and brought in significant additional resources to disperse the crowd and calm the situation.

India vs England highlights: Team India practically ticked off most of their check boxes as they thrashed England by 7 wickets in the 1st warm-up game of ICC T20 World .

India vs England Highlights ,T20 World Cup 2021: Ishan Kishan & KL Rahul demolish England in warm-up game

Wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant guided the team home with a 14 ball 29* as India won the game by 7 wickets and an over to spare. They next play Australia in their last warm-up game on Wednesday

 Watch full highlights T20 World Cup 2021: Ishan Kishan & KL Rahul demolish England in warm-up game

T20 World Cup 2021: A brutal fifty each by KL Rahul and Ishan Kishan helped India make the most of their warm-up game against England as they won by 7 wickets&nbsp;

India vs&nbsp;England Full Highlights,&nbsp;T20 World Cup 2021:&nbsp;&nbsp;Team India practically ticked off most of their check boxes as they thrashed England by 7 wickets&nbsp;in the 1st warm-up game of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-curtis-campher-takes-a-hat-trick-for-ireland-vs-netherlands-watch-full-highlights-1634609349865" target="_blank">ICC World Cup&nbsp;T20</a>. After winning the toss, Virat&nbsp;Kohli asked England to bat first as Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah and Buvneshwar&nbsp;Kumar&nbsp;opened the innings for India. While Bhuvi&nbsp;went for plenty, Bumrah&nbsp;still managed to control the flow of runs. There was no Hardik&nbsp;Pandya&nbsp;with the ball either in the warm-up game where the result was secondry.&nbsp;
Also Read:&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-curtis-campher-takes-a-hat-trick-for-ireland-vs-netherlands-watch-full-highlights-1634609349865" target="_blank">Curtis Campher takes a hat-trick for Ireland vs Netherlands, watch full highlights</a>
Spinners Rahul&nbsp;Chahar and <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-virat-kohli-opens-up-on-dropping-chahal-backing-ashwin-and-chahar-1634448797183" target="_blank">Ravichandran&nbsp;Ashwin</a>&nbsp;tried to arrest the run flow but the real damage was done by Mohd&nbsp;Shami&nbsp;who ended up with 3 wickets. Johnny Bairstow and Moeen&nbsp;Ali scored 49 and 43* respectively as England ended with 188/5 on the board.&nbsp;
In reply, Ishan Kishan and KL Rahul&nbsp;opened the innings for India after Rohit&nbsp;Sharma was rested and skipper Kohli&nbsp;announced that he will bat at number 3. Kishan adn&nbsp;Rahul&nbsp;were in murderous mood as they tonked the English bowlers to all corners of the park. KL Rahul&nbsp;continued with his good form and smashed a 24 ball 51 studded with 3 sixes &amp; 6 fours. Kishan&nbsp;retired hurt after smashing 70 off 46 balls. Wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant guided the team home with a 14 ball 29* as India won the game by 7 wickets and an over to spare. They next play Australia in their last warm-up game on Wednesday.&nbsp;

The advert traces the journey of a Pakistani cricket fan who is looking for a 'Mauka' to burst some cracker which he has saved up for the day his side gets to beat India

T20 World Cup 2021: Mauka-Mauka is back! fans delighted with new advert 

Host broadcaster Star Sports releases a new advertisement ahead of India vs Pakistan clash at the World T20 

T20 World Cup 2021: Host&nbsp;broadcaster Star Sports releases a new advertisement&nbsp;ahead of India vs Pakistan clash at the World Cup T20&nbsp;

T20 World Cup: The adorable Pakistani uncle who is still hunting for a reason to burst crackers after defeating India in a World Cup is back as Star Sports&nbsp;released the famous&nbsp;Mauk&nbsp;Mauka&nbsp;advertisement&nbsp;ahead of the big-ticket clash at the World T20. Pakistan has never defeated India in World Cups and has a dubious record of losing all 5 times while playing in the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/world-t20-bcci-reveals-india-s-new-billion-cheers-jersey-1634117469118" target="_blank">ICC&nbsp;T20 World Cup</a>.&nbsp;
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The advert traces the journey of a Pakistani cricket fan who is looking for a 'Mauka'&nbsp;to burst some cracker which he has saved up for the day his side gets to beat India in the World Cup. The wait continues for generations as his team disappoints but his enthusiasm never fails.&nbsp;
The lead character is played by Delhi lad Vishal&nbsp;Malhotra&nbsp;who has been doing this advertisement since its first edition in 2015.&nbsp;

Pakistan Cricket Board chief Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;on Thursday said that if India wants, the Pakistan&nbsp;cricket board will collapse and hence the board should look to reduce its fund dependency on ICC. The former cricketer made these statements before the Senate Standing Committee on Inter-Provincial Affairs in Islamabad, Explaining his stand, Raja&nbsp;said while PCB's&nbsp;50% funds come from ICC, ICC's&nbsp;90% funds come from India, as a result of which PCB is indirectly being funded by India. He went to to add that since the Indian business houses drive ICC's&nbsp;fund, there are chances that&nbsp;PCB&nbsp;can collapse if the Indian government wants.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Ramiz Raja: Pakistan Cricket Board will collapse if Indian government wants

PCB chief Ramiz Raja said while PCB's 50% funds come from ICC, ICC's 90% funds come from India, as a result of which PCB is indirectly being funded by India.

Pakistan Cricket Board chief Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;on Thursday said that if India wants, the Pakistan&nbsp;cricket board will collapse and hence the board should look to reduce its fund dependency on ICC. The former cricketer made these statements before the Senate Standing Committee on Inter-Provincial Affairs in Islamabad, Bite:&nbsp; - Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;wants Pakistan to reduce its funding dependency on ICC&nbsp;
-Pakistan is indirectly funded by India: Raja
-If Indian&nbsp;government pulls its hand, PCB&nbsp;will collapse, says Raja

PCB chief Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;said&nbsp;while PCB's&nbsp;50% funds come from ICC, ICC's&nbsp;90% funds come from India, as a result of which PCB is indirectly being funded by India.

Pakistan Cricket Board chief Ramiz&nbsp;Raja&nbsp;on Thursday said that if India wants, the Pakistan&nbsp;cricket board will collapse, and hence the board should look to reduce its fund dependency on ICC. The former cricketer made these statements before the Senate Standing Committee, where he spoke on Inter-Provincial Affairs in Islamabad. Explaining his stand, Raja&nbsp;said while PCB's&nbsp;50% funds come from ICC, ICC's&nbsp;90% funds come from India, as a result of which PCB is indirectly being funded by India. He went on to add that since the Indian business houses drive ICC's&nbsp;fund, there are chances that&nbsp;PCB&nbsp;can collapse if the Indian government wants. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/world-t20-tickets-for-india-vs-pakistan-match-sold-out-within-hours-1633358439937">World T20: Tickets for India vs Pakistan match sold out within hours</a>

While UAE stadiums will operate with 70% capacity during the World T20, circumstances in Oman, which was hit by a cyclone, have yet to be thoroughly assessed

World T20: UAE stadiums to hold 70% spectators while Oman recovers from cyclone

ICC has announced that the world T20 will see fans in the stadiums. While UAE stadiums will operate with 70% capacity, circumstances in Oman, which was hit by a cyclone, have yet to be thoroughly assessed

UAE stadiums to hold 70% spectators while Oman recovers from cyclone Shaheen

World T20, ICC, Fans at World T20
In a delighting news for cricket fans,&nbsp;UAE&nbsp;stadiums will operate with 70% capacity during the World T20. However,&nbsp;circumstances in Oman, where the preliminary stages will be held, have yet to be thoroughly assessed following a cyclone.
Preliminary round matches begin on October 10 and despite cyclone&nbsp;Shaheen&nbsp;hitting coasts of Oman on Sunday, ICC&nbsp;said that approximately 3,000 supporters would be accommodated at the stadium in Muscat.
Originally the tournament was meant to be held in India, but had to be shifted to the UAE&nbsp;due to the Covid-19 Pandemic. BCCI though still had the hosting rights and worked closely with the ICC&nbsp;to ensure that fans are welcomed in a safe environment and that all Covid-19 protocols were followed.

ICC has announced that the world T20 will see fans in the stadiums. While UAE&nbsp;stadiums will operate with 70% capacity, circumstances in Oman, which was hit by a cyclone, have yet to be thoroughly assessed

World T20, ICC, Fans at World T20
In a delighting news for cricket fans,&nbsp;UAE&nbsp;stadiums will operate with 70% capacity during the World T20. However,&nbsp;circumstances in Oman, where the preliminary stages will be held, have yet to be thoroughly assessed following a cyclone.
Preliminary round matches begin on October 10 and despite cyclone&nbsp;Shaheen&nbsp;hitting coasts of Oman on Sunday, ICC&nbsp;said that approximately 3,000 supporters would be accommodated at the stadium in Muscat.
Originally the tournament was meant to be held in India, but had to be shifted to the UAE&nbsp;due to the Covid-19 Pandemic. BCCI though still had the hosting rights and worked closely with the ICC&nbsp;to ensure that fans are welcomed in a safe environment and that all Covid-19 protocols were followed.
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Samuels has been charged by the ICC's anti-corruption unit on four counts of breaching the Emirates Cricket Board's anti-corruption code

Marlon Samuels charged under anti-corruption code

Former West Indies cricketer Marlon Samuels has been charged by ICC&nbsp;for breaching four counts of the Anti-Corruption Code. He has received 14 days in order to respond to the charges

Former West Indies cricketer and two times T20 World Cup winner Marlon Samuels&nbsp;has found himself in the middle of another controversy. Samuels has been charged by the ICC's anti-corruption unit on four counts of breaching the Emirates Cricket Board's anti-corruption code&nbsp;for the players participating in the T10 League.
Some of the offenses include failing the disclosure of gift receipt, hospitality, which can bring a player participating into disrepute. He also failed to cooperate with the official of the anti-corruption unit and also delayed the designated anti-corruption officials' investigation.&nbsp;Samuels has been given a time period of two weeks from September 21 in order to respond to the charges.
Samuels, who retired last year has had charges against him throughout his career, with the most prominent&nbsp;being banned for 2 years for&nbsp;receiving money, or benefit or other reward that could bring him or the game of cricket into disrepute.

Former West Indies cricketer Marlon Samuels has been charged by ICC&nbsp;for breaching four counts of the Anti-Corruption Code. He has received 14 days in order to respond to the charges

Former West Indies cricketer and two times T20 World Cup winner Marlon Samuels&nbsp;has found himself in the middle of another controversy. Samuels has been charged by the ICC's anti-corruption unit on four counts of breaching the Emirates Cricket Board's anti-corruption code&nbsp;for the players participating in the T10 League.
Some of the offenses include failing the disclosure of gift receipt, hospitality, which can bring a player participating into disrepute. He also failed to cooperate with the official of the anti-corruption unit and also delayed the designated anti-corruption official's investigation.&nbsp;Samuels has been given a time period of two weeks from September 21 in order to respond to the charges.
Samuels, who retired last year has had charges against him throughout his career, with the most prominent&nbsp;being banned for 2 years for&nbsp;receiving money, or benefit or other reward that could bring him or the game of cricket into disrepute.
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India Vs Pakistan T20 World Cup 2021 Match Schedule Here. ICC announced the schedule for T20 World Cup match which is to be played in the UAE and Oman.

India Vs Pakistan T20 Date | ICC T20 World Cup 2021 schedule revealed, this is when India is playing Pakistan

India will open their World T20 campaign against Pakistan in Dubai, before facing New Zealand, Afghanistan and then a team from round 1, which will be decided during the tournament.

World T20 schedule revealed, this is when India is playing Pakistan

ICC announced the schedule for World T20 on Tuesday which is to be played in the&nbsp;UAE and Oman. The tournament will begin with the Round 1 Group B encounter between hosts Oman and PNG.
The second round of the tournament, the Super 12 stage, will get underway in Abu Dhabi on October 23, with the Group 1 contest between Australia and South Africa. England and West Indies will face off in Dubai on the same day.
Group 2 will commence with a heavyweight clash between India and Pakistan in Dubai on October 24 at 7:30 PM&nbsp;IST. India will then take on New Zealand, Afghanistan, and then a team from round 1, which will be decided during the tournament.
The 2 semi-finals will be held&nbsp;on November&nbsp;10 and 11 respectively, with the final in Dubai on November 14.
Interestingly, as the relations between the two nations remain at an all-time low, cricket fans can only see them in action against each other in ICC&nbsp;events. India though has never lost to Pakistan ever in the 50 over World Cup and the World T20. In the history of T20 cricket, India and Pakistan have played each other 8 times with the Men in Blue winning&nbsp;7 times.&nbsp;

T20 World Cup Schedule 2021: In the history of T20 cricket, India and Pakistan have played each other 8 times with the Men in Blue winning&nbsp;7 times.&nbsp;

ICC announced the schedule for <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/world-t20-bcci-reveals-india-s-new-billion-cheers-jersey-1634117469118">T20 World Cup 2021</a>&nbsp;on Tuesday which is to be played in the&nbsp;UAE and Oman. The tournament will begin with the Round 1 Group B encounter between hosts Oman and PNG.
The second round of the tournament, the Super 12 stage, will get underway in Abu Dhabi on October 23, with the Group 1 contest between Australia and South Africa. England and West Indies will face off in Dubai on the same day.
<h3>India Vs Pakistan T20 World Cup 2021 Date</h3>
Group 2 will commence with a heavyweight clash between India and Pakistan in Dubai on October 24 at 7:30 PM&nbsp;IST. India will then take on New Zealand, Afghanistan, and then a team from round 1, which will be decided during the tournament.
<h3>ICC T20 World Cup 2021 Final Match Date</h3>
The 2 semi-finals will be held&nbsp;on November&nbsp;10 and 11 respectively, with the final in Dubai on November 14.
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Interestingly, as the relations between the two nations remain at an all-time low, cricket fans can only see them in action against each other in ICC&nbsp;events.
<h3>India Vs Pakistan in T20 World Cup</h3>
India though has never lost to Pakistan ever in the 50 over World Cup and the World T20. In the history of T20 cricket, India and Pakistan have played each other 8 times with the Men in Blue winning&nbsp;7 times.&nbsp;

The International Cricket Council&nbsp;on Wednesday confirmed the points system for the second edition of the&nbsp;World Test Championship.&nbsp;
Unlike previous system&nbsp;where the same number of points were allocated to each series, divided across the number of matches played, each match of the upcoming WTC will now be contested for the same number of points, that is 12 for a win, 4 for a draw and 6 for a tie.&nbsp;
The Covid-19 pandemic had sent the WTC&nbsp;points system for a toss and ICC&nbsp;had to change it mid-way as all bilateral series couldn't&nbsp;be completed. ICC&nbsp;in a statement said that&nbsp;the changes had been made to simplify the points system.&nbsp;
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WTC 2: ICC announces new points system and fixtures

Unlike previous system&nbsp;where the same number of points were allocated to each series, each match of the upcoming WTC will now be contested for the same number of points, that is 12 for a win, 4 for a draw and 6 for a tie.&nbsp;

The International Cricket Council&nbsp;on Wednesday confirmed the points system for the second edition of the&nbsp;World Test Championship.&nbsp;
Unlike previous system&nbsp;where the same number of points were allocated to each series, divided across the number of matches played, each match of the upcoming WTC will now be contested for the same number of points, that is 12 for a win, 4 for a draw and 6 for a tie.&nbsp;
The Covid-19 pandemic had sent the WTC&nbsp;points system for a toss and ICC&nbsp;had to change it mid-way as all bilateral series couldn't&nbsp;be completed. ICC&nbsp;in a statement said that&nbsp;the changes had been made to simplify the points system.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Each match&nbsp;will now be contested for the same number of points</li>
<li>New points system:&nbsp;12 for a win, 4 for a draw and 6 for a tie</li>
<li>ICC&nbsp;had to change the points system last time due to Covid-19</li>
</ul>

The International Cricket Council&nbsp;on Wednesday confirmed the points system for the second edition of the&nbsp;World Test Championship.&nbsp;
Unlike previous system&nbsp;where the same number of points were allocated to each series, divided across the number of matches played, each match of the upcoming WTC will now be contested for the same number of points, that is 12 for a win, 4 for a draw and 6 for a tie.&nbsp;
The Covid-19 pandemic had sent the WTC&nbsp;points system for a toss and ICC&nbsp;had to change it mid-way as all bilateral series couldn't&nbsp;be completed. ICC&nbsp;in a statement said that&nbsp;the changes had been made to simplify the points system.&nbsp;
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World No. 1 Ashleigh Barty is more than what you know!The ace Tennis player who won her maiden Wimbledon&nbsp;title on Sunday&nbsp;is also a cricketer and a golfer. Moreover, the 25-year-old hasn't played these games just for fun rather Barty was a part of some serious cricket and golf business.&nbsp;While she is the talk of the town for becoming the first Aussie woman to clinch the Wimbledon since 1980, let's give you some more indigestible information...Barty&nbsp;was a budding professional cricketer. In 2014, the Australian star took a break from her Tennis career and a year later got selected in the Women's Big bash League. She represented Brisbane Heat and played a total of 10 matches.ICC&nbsp;went ahead and congratulated the Tennis star for winning Wimbledon&nbsp;with a nostalgic video of Barty&nbsp;playing in the nets.&nbsp;&nbsp;While the Pandemic might have ruined her plans for last year's US and French Opens, she&nbsp;made sure to amaze people with her exceptional sporting skills. the 2 time Grand Slam winner&nbsp;won the Women's championship at the Brookwater&nbsp;Golf Club in September&nbsp;2020.&nbsp;Now we know, the Tennis superstar Ashleigh Barty&nbsp;is no ordinary woman!&nbsp;

Wimbledon winner Ash Barty is more than a Tennis player!

Apart from playing Tennis, Barty&nbsp;has been a champion cricketer as well as Golfer. Check out her impressive credentials

Wimbledon winner Ash Barty is more than a Tennis player! World No. 1 Barty&nbsp;has&nbsp;also played professional cricket Barty&nbsp;played for Brisbane Heat in 2015 in the Women's Big Bash League Barty&nbsp;also plays golf, won Women's championship at Brookwater&nbsp;Golf Club

The ace Tennis player who won her maiden Wimbledon&nbsp;title on Sunday&nbsp;is also a cricketer and a golfer

World No. 1 Ashleigh Barty&nbsp;who won her maiden <a title="Wimbledon&nbsp;title" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/17-year-old-indian-american-samir-banerjee-wins-big-at-wimbledon-1626015674484" target="_blank">Wimbledon&nbsp;title</a> on Sunday&nbsp;is also a cricketer and a golfer. Moreover, the 25-year-old hasn't played these games just for fun rather Barty was a part of some serious cricket and golf business.&nbsp;
In 2014, the Australian star took a break from her Tennis career and a year later got selected in the Women's Big bash League. She represented Brisbane Heat and played a total of 10 matches.&nbsp;&nbsp; While the Pandemic might have ruined her plans for last year's US and French Opens, she&nbsp;made sure to amaze people with her exceptional sporting skills. The 2 time Grand Slam winner&nbsp;won the Women's Championship at the Brookwater&nbsp;Golf Club in September.&nbsp;&nbsp; Also Watch:&nbsp;<a title="20th Grand Slam singles title for Novak Djokovic, wins Wimbledon 2021" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/20th-grand-slam-singles-title-for-novak-djokovic-1626021298522">20th Grand Slam singles title for Novak Djokovic, wins Wimbledon 2021</a>

Two cricketers who represented the United Arab Emirates -&nbsp;Amir Hayat and Ashfaq Ahmed were banned by the International Cricket Council for fixing matches of the World T20 qualifiers. ICC's&nbsp;Anti-Corruption and Security&nbsp;unit charged the Pakistan born cricketers for accepting bribes from bookies in order to fix matches in their county. The pair has been banned from all cricket activities for a period of 8 years. According to the charge sheet, both cricketers accepted around 15,000 dirhams each from the bookie who is reportedly based out of India. The ban is backdated from 2020 when the apparent exchange took place and will last till 2028.

2 UAE cricketers banned for accepting bribes from bookies

ICC's&nbsp;Anti-Corruption and Security&nbsp;unit charged the Pakistan born cricketers for accepting bribes from bookies in order to fix matches in their county

Two cricketers who represented the United Arab Emirates -&nbsp;Amir Hayat and Ashfaq Ahmed were banned by the International Cricket Council for fixing matches of the World T20 qualifiers. ICC's&nbsp;Anti-Corruption and Security&nbsp;unit charged the Pakistan born cricketers for accepting bribes from bookies in order to fix matches in their county. The pair has been banned from all cricket activities for a period of 8 years. According to the charge sheet, both cricketers accepted around 15,000 dirhams each from the bookie who is reportedly based out of India. The ban is backdated from 2020 when the apparent exchange took place and will last till 2028.

<ul>
<li>Amir Hayat and Ashfaq Ahmed banned by the International Cricket Council</li>
<li>Cricketers banned for fixing matches of the World T20 qualifiers</li>
<li>Banned from all cricket activities for a period of 8 years</li>
</ul>

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