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BCCI Bosses, Selectors Not On Same page. Report Exposes Internal Conflicts

BCCI Bosses, Selectors Not On Same page. Report Exposes Internal Conflicts

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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.

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'Must Ask The Reason': BCCI Urged To Question Gautam Gambhir Over Kuldeep Yadav Exclusion

'Must Ask The Reason': BCCI Urged To Question Gautam Gambhir Over Kuldeep Yadav Exclusion

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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.

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Australia Coach Rules Out Warm-Up Matches For Australia's India Test Tour

Australia Coach Rules Out Warm-Up Matches For Australia's India Test Tour

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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."

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CWG gold medallist para athlete Dilip Gavit aims to set world records in 100m & 400m

CWG gold medallist para athlete Dilip Gavit aims to set world records in 100m & 400m

Sportstar

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.

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Ireland's Afghanistan ODI series could cost them future England fixtures, ECB unhappy

Ireland's Afghanistan ODI series could cost them future England fixtures, ECB unhappy

Indian Express

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.

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Jordan FA chief accuses FIFA president Infantino of ‘blackmail’ over endorsement

Jordan FA chief accuses FIFA president Infantino of ‘blackmail’ over endorsement

Indian Express

Jordan FA chief Prince Ali accused FIFA president Gianni Infantino of blackmail over an endorsement. Prince Ali said, “The whole situation amounts to blackmail and we refuse to give in to that.” He also raised concerns about unpaid prize money and unfair taxes for his team during the World Cup.

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Selectors want Rohit Sharma out of World Cup plans, felt 'betrayed' after BCCI backed him

Selectors want Rohit Sharma out of World Cup plans, felt 'betrayed' after BCCI backed him

Hindustan Times

Selectors want Rohit Sharma out of 2027 World Cup plans, feeling betrayed after the BCCI backed him. Reports said team management believes the side cannot win with him. Rohit responded by scoring 138 runs against England on July 19. Now, the BCCI might replace chief selector Ajit Agarkar with VVS Laxman.

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"You Told Him To Serve Water": Team India Grilled Over Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's Delayed Debut

"You Told Him To Serve Water": Team India Grilled Over Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's Delayed Debut

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Mohammad Kaif criticized the Indian team management for delaying Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s debut after his strong IPL 2026 season. Kaif said it is baffling that those in charge wanted the teenage batter to "serve water first." He believes the management made the young player's international journey tougher than it should be.

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Spinners call the shots to put Pakistan ahead on day of collapses

Spinners call the shots to put Pakistan ahead on day of collapses

Cricbuzz

Fourteen wickets fell at the Queen's Park Oval on the third day as spinners dominated the Test. Pakistan reached 387, led by Abdullah Shafique’s unbeaten 160. West Indies then crashed to 103/6 by Stumps. Sajid Khan and Ali Usman took charge, leaving the hosts with a slim 60-run lead.

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Babar Azam In Disbelief After Cruel Run Out Robs Him Of Century Against West Indies

Babar Azam In Disbelief After Cruel Run Out Robs Him Of Century Against West Indies

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Pakistan skipper Babar Azam got out for 88 runs after a run-out on Day 3 of the second Test against West Indies in Trinidad. A misunderstanding with Abdullah Shafique ended his hopes of a century. Pakistan finished at 387, while Sajid Khan later took 4 wickets to rattle the hosts.

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Toronto Open 2026: Sabalenka eases past qualifier Uchijima; Swiatek, Kostyuk post wins

Toronto Open 2026: Sabalenka eases past qualifier Uchijima; Swiatek, Kostyuk post wins

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World number one Aryna Sabalenka beat qualifier Moyuka Uchijima 6-3, 6-3 at the Toronto WTA 1000 on Tuesday. Sabalenka said, "I'm happy with the performance, I'm happy with the fight." Meanwhile, Iga Swiatek and Marta Kostyuk also posted wins. Swiatek got past Sara Bejlek as many top players started their hard court run.

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One desperate dive, 12 missing runs: Babar Azam's 88 becomes the cruellest chapter of his Test drought

One desperate dive, 12 missing runs: Babar Azam's 88 becomes the cruellest chapter of his Test drought

Hindustan Times

Babar Azam got run out for 88 on August 4, 2026, extending his long Test century drought. He faced 147 balls and hit 10 fours and a six. This painful dismissal kept his Test hundred tally frozen at nine. He last scored a Test century against New Zealand on December 26, 2022.

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