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CWG gold medallist Dilip Gavit now aims to set world records in the 100m and 400m at next month's Para Asian Games in Japan. "I want to set world records in the 100m and 400m at the Asian Games," said Gavit. He won gold in Glasgow after competing in able-bodied events.
Sai Sudharsan missed the Indian team flight to Sri Lanka on August 4 due to a minor toe injury. He is expected to join his teammates in Colombo by August 8. The batter resumed training in Bengaluru and will likely get fit before the first Test starts on August 15.
Shubhankar Sharma and Anirban Lahiri will lead Indian hopes at the DP World India Championship from October 15-18. The $4,000,000 event at Delhi Golf Club features stars like Rory McIlroy and Tommy Fleetwood. Sharma said, "It's a great platform for the many talented Indian players competing at the moment."
CWG champion Dilip Gavit is now targeting world records in the 100m and 400m at the upcoming Para Asian Games in Japan. After his gold medal win in Glasgow, the sprinter said, "I want to set world records in the 100m and 400m at the Asian Games." He remains focused on success.
Arsenal agreed to sign Bruno Guimarães from Newcastle United for a £75 million fee. The Brazilian midfielder arrived at Newcastle's training camp in Spain this week. He will undergo a medical with Arsenal before finalising his move. Guimarães is the third major player to leave St James' Park this summer.
Mitchell Marsh, Joe Root, and Sam Curran are top signings for SA20 season five. The six franchises unveiled their squads on Wednesday ahead of the October 7 auction. League Commissioner Graeme Smith said, "Season 5 is shaping up to be our strongest yet," as many stars joined the league teams.
New Delhi Tigers captain Himmat Singh produced a freak run-out after his accidental kick hit the stumps on the final ball. This tied the match at 155 runs at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. Outer Delhi Warriors later won the Super Over by scoring 20 runs to seal the dramatic victory.
Jasprit Bumrah is out of the upcoming red-ball series against Sri Lanka due to his ongoing injury issues. Former seamer Karsan Ghavri said, “Bumrah should take a break for five to six months or even a year.” He added that playing while half-fit often leads to a breakdown during tournaments.
Former India chief selector Sandeep Patil defended head coach Gautam Gambhir after India fell to fifth in the World Test Championship standings. Patil said, "If Gambhir has failed to perform, so have the players." He noted that batters struggled against spin, while the team needs time during this rebuilding process.
Mohammad Kaif urged the BCCI to question Gautam Gambhir over Kuldeep Yadav’s exclusion during India’s recent ODI series against England. Kaif said, "The BCCI must raise questions about the selection of the playing XI and ask for the reasons." India lost the series 2-1, raising concerns about team management decisions.
Australia head coach Andrew McDonald confirmed the team will not play any warm-up matches before the upcoming India Test tour. Instead, the squad will use a specialized training camp to prepare for subcontinental conditions. McDonald said, "We feel as though we've got enough time to immerse ourselves in those conditions."
Internal conflicts have surfaced between BCCI bosses and the selection committee regarding Rohit Sharma’s future. Reports suggest selectors felt betrayed after BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia publicly backed Rohit for the 2027 World Cup. Many selectors now believe the team will struggle with him, potentially putting Ajit Agarkar’s tenure at risk.
Ireland’s five-match ODI series against Afghanistan could cost them future fixtures with England. The England and Wales Cricket Board is unhappy because they refuse to play Afghanistan due to the Taliban’s gender policies. Cricket Ireland started the series this Wednesday, ignoring the ECB’s stance and risking their long-standing relationship.