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In this issue

Mohammed Siraj was finally hailed and celebrated for his performances in international cricket. The five-match series against England ended all the doubts and forced the big names to admire the Indian speedster. He took 23 wickets, the highest in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, and helped the Indian team to draw the series 2-2. Another player, who has taken a big leap in his career, is all-rounder Washington Sundar, who contributed with the bat and ball against Ben Stokes' team. In the world of football, Crystal Palace suffered a big setback as the English Premier League club lost its appeal at the sport’s highest court against demotion. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

5 REASONS WHY MOHAMMED SIRAJ IS THE GLUE OF THE INDIAN TEST BOWLING UNIT

While others had moments, Siraj was India's heartbeat throughout the series. He didn't just bowl well. He bowled with intent, mentored the young pacers, never let the pressure drop, and delivered match-defining spells when it mattered most.

3 mins

SHOULD SHUBMAN GILL BE MADE ALL-FORMAT CAPTAIN OF INDIA?

Gill is already seen as the future of Indian cricket. He has shown maturity in every format. His technical strength and ability to anchor or accelerate as per the game's need make him the most flexible batter...

5 mins

IS WASHINGTON SUNDAR THE NEXT BIG THING IN INDIAN CRICKET?

To understand Sundar's rise, it is worth revisiting his early days. He burst onto the scene during the 2017-18 domestic season, impressing with his control and temperament. But it was in 2021 that he truly made the...

4 mins

4 PLAYERS WHO WILL BE DROPPED FROM THE INDIAN TEST TEAM

Karun Nair's return to the Indian Test squad after nearly nine years was one of the more emotional stories heading into the Anderson Tendulkar Trophy. A triple centurion in his brief early career...

4 mins

SHANE WARNE'S LEGACY LIVES ON WITH HEART HEALTH CHECKS

The results of the stadium checks, along with 311 community pharmacy stations across Australia, were analysed as part of a Monash University-led study. A total of 76,085 people were screened...

2 mins

BOB SIMPSON DIES AT AGE 89

Simpson scored 4,869 test runs, including 10 centuries and 27 half-centuries, and took 71 wickets, while captaining Australia in 39 tests. Born in the inner-city Sydney suburb of Marrickville, Simpson was the third son of...

1 mins

SHUBMAN GILL GETS PROMOTION IN T20IS

He last played a T20 against Sri Lanka in July 2024, when coach Gautam Gambhir took over. Since then, India has experimented in the T20 arena with Suryakumar Yadav as skipper. Gill, who leads the Gujarat Titans in the Indian Premier League ...

3 mins

PAKISTAN CRICKET BOARD DOWNGRADES CONTRACTS FOR BABAR AZAM AND MOHAMMAD RIZWAN

Both Babar and Rizwan were in category A but have been relegated to join Abrar Ahmed, Fakhar Zaman, Haris Rauf, Hasan Ali, Saim Ayub, Salman Ali Agha, Shadab Khan and Shaheen Shah Afridi in category B...

1 mins

CRYSTAL PALACE LOSES APPEAL AGAINST DEMOTION

Palace has become a victim in a complex case — which developed last month when Lyon avoided mandatory relegation in France for financial turmoil — that focused attention on long- standing UEFA rules being tested by more overseas investment...

3 mins

F1 'SILLY SEASON' PUTS RED BULL, MERCEDES AND CADILLAC ON THE SPOT

Most F1 teams saw the sweeping rule changes coming for 2026 and tied down key drivers to long contract extensions last year, or even the year before. The idea was to lock in experienced drivers who could help with development throughout...

3 mins

FIFA MOVES AHEAD WITH NEW HUMAN RIGHTS STRATEGY FOR WORLD CUP GAMES, BUT ADVOCATES ARE SKEPTICAL

Human rights concerns in North America look different from those in other countries where FIFA has come under fire, which have had few protections for workers and massive stadium and transportation construction projects...

4 mins

MONICA SELES REVEALS HER DIAGNOSIS WITH MYASTHENIA GRAVIS

The 51-year-old Seles, who won her first major trophy at age 16 at the 1990 French Open and played her last match in 2003, said she was diagnosed with myasthenia gravis three years ago and is speaking publicly about it for the first time...

2 mins

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Cricket Today Magazine Description:

Publisher: Diamond-Magazines-Pvt.-Ltd

Category: Sports

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

Cricket Today Magazine is a monthly magazine published by Diamond Magazines Pvt. Ltd in India. It is a leading cricket magazine in India, providing readers with in-depth coverage of all aspects of the game, including:

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