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Muhammad Bulbulia To Lead SA In U19 Men’s Cricket WC 2026
Cricket World Cup: South Africa have revealed their 15-member squad for the ICC Under-19 Men's Cricket World Cup, with Muhammad Bulbulia leading the side in the tournament, which will be held from January 15 to February 6 in Namibia and Zimbabwe.
South Africa has been drawn in Group D alongside the West Indies, Afghanistan, and Tanzania. The Proteas will be taking on Afghanistan at the HP Oval, Windhoek, on January 16, in their opening match of the event.
SA U19 Convenor of Selectors, Patrick Moroney, said, "We are pleased with the balance and depth of this squad. Every player selected has earned their place through consistent performances and a strong work ethic. This group has shown real maturity in pressure situations, and we believe they have the skill and temperament needed to compete at the highest level of youth cricket.”
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The West Indies: Shai Hope's unbeaten century, along with Justin Greaves' 54 not out, powered the West Indies to 212/4, needing 319 to pull off what would be a remarkable chase after New Zealand declared on 466-8 on Day 4 of the first Test here at Hagley Oval on Friday.
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Gabba Test: Australia chief selector George Bailey has said that Nathan Lyon’s omission from the second Ashes Test against England at the Gabba was based on conditions and clarified it was "very much a one-Test decision", guaranteeing that the veteran off-spinner will play the third Test in Adelaide.
1st Test: Rachin, Latham's Tons Help NZ Take 481-run Lead Over WI At Stumps On Day 3
The West Indies: Centuries from Rachin Ravindra and Tom Latham put New Zealand in command in the opening Test as the hosts ended Day 3 on 417/4, taking a 481-run lead over the West Indies here at the Hagley Oval on Thursday.
1st Test: Jacob Duffy's Five-for Hand New Zealand A Handy Lead On Day 2
Jacob Duffy: Medium-pacer Jacob Duffy’s maiden five-wicket haul in Tests put New Zealand firmly in control on the second day of the first Test against the West Indies at Hagley Oval in Christchurch on Wednesday.
Ireland And Italy To Play 3 T20Is In January Ahead Of T20WC 2026
Maria Lorena Haz Paz: Cricket Ireland and the Italian Cricket Federation have jointly confirmed a three-match bilateral T20 International series to be held in Dubai in late January 2026. The series will serve as key preparation for both teams ahead of their campaigns in the 2026 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup.
Josh Inglis To Replace Khawaja In Australia’s XI For Brisbane Test: Reports
Sydney Morning Herald: Wicketkeeper-batter Josh Inglis is likely to come in for injured Usman Khawaja and is poised to make his maiden Test appearance in Australia when the day-night Test begins at the Gabba on Thursday.
Bracewell, Smith Rescue New Zealand After West Indies Seamers Dominate Rain-hit Day 1
Debutant Ojay Shields: Michael Bracewell and Nathan Smith’s gritty 52-run stand for the seventh wicket ensured New Zealand ended a rain-hit opening day on level terms after a dramatic collapse in seam-friendly conditions at Hagley Oval. By stumps, the hosts had reached 231 for 9, recovering from a perilous 148 for 6 after Kane Williamson’s half-century laid the early foundation.
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England Cricket Board: England have named their XI for the second Test of the Ashes series and called up Will Jacks for the pink-ball game to replace injured Mark Wood.
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Shah Rukh Khan: With just two weeks remaining for the mini-auction for the 2026 Indian Premier League (IPL), West Indies cricketer Andre Russell has announced his retirement from the tournament.
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International Cricket Council: England batter Joe Root questions the necessity of a pink-ball Test in the Ashes as England prepares for their day-night clash against Australia in Brisbane.
KKR Star Andre Russell Announces IPL Retirement, To Join Franchise As 'power Coach'
West Indies all-rounder and Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) power hitter Andre Russell announced his retirement from the Indian Premier League (IPL) ahead of the mini auction slated for December 16 but added that he would join the three-time champions as the power coach.
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