Try GOLD - Free

Cricket Today Magazine - October 2025

Go Unlimited with Magzter GOLD

Read Cricket Today along with 10,000+ other magazines & newspapers with just one subscription

View Catalog

1 Month

$14.99

1 Year $149.99

$149.99

$12/month

(OR)

Subscribe only to Cricket Today

Gift Cricket Today

Cancel Anytime.

(No Commitments) ⓘ

If you are not happy with the subscription, you can email us at help@magzter.com within 7 days of subscription start date for a full refund. No questions asked - Promise! (Note: Not applicable for single issue purchases)

Digital Subscription

Instant Access ⓘ

Subscribe now to instantly start reading on the Magzter website, iOS, Android, and Amazon apps.

Verified Secure

payment ⓘ

Magzter is a verified Stripe merchant.

In this issue

Asia Cup 2025 was never about cricket, as it was organised to settle political scores. From start to finish, the headlines were about handshake snubs, controversial gestures, complaints to the ICC and the celebration without the silverware. When it comes to the on-field action, India were the best team in the competition and defeated Pakistan thrice to pick the Asia Cup for the record ninth time. In the world of football, French footballer Ousmane Dembele won the Ballon d’Or for leading Paris Saint-Germain to its first Champions League title. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

INDIA CLINCH NINTH ASIA CUP TITLE

Tilak Varma scored 69 not out for India off 53 balls, including a crucial six against Haris Rauf in the 20th over. Rinku Singh hit the winning runs with a four — the only ball Singh faced in the entire tournament.

4 mins

ASIA CUP 2025: A PLATFORM TO SETTLE POLITICAL SCORES

A statement on the ACC website had stated on Saturday that Naqvi would hand over the trophy to the Asia Cup winners. However, it is understood that the Indian team did not want to receive the trophy from him...

4 mins

ICC WOMEN'S WORLD CUP 2025: CAN TEAM INDIA MAKE HOME COMFORT COUNT?

Playing at home is a major boost for India. The team is familiar with the conditions, pitches, and crowd expectations. Historically, home advantage has played a significant role in boosting team performance...

5 mins

ICC WOMEN'S WORLD CUP 2025: WILL HEAVYWEIGHTS AUSTRALIA ADD MORE GLOSS TO THEIR TROPHY CABINET?

Australia have a strong batting unit at their disposal. The dangerous Alyssa Healy leads the charge. She owns an impressive 607 runs from 17 ODI World Cup matches at 50.58. She has three tons and two fifties with her strike rate being 108.97.

5 mins

ICC WOMEN'S WORLD CUP: CAN ENGLAND MAINTAIN THEIR STRONG RUN IN THIS TOURNAMENT?

England boast a solid batting order filled with match-winners and experienced campaigners. Players like Nat Sciver-Brunt, Tammy Beaumont, and Heather Knight bring both class and composure to the middle.

4 mins

ICC WOMEN'S WORLD CUP 2025: SOUTH AFRICA WILL BE OUT TO MAKE THINGS COUNT

One of South Africa's biggest strengths lies in its pace bowling attack. Led by the experienced all-rounder Marizanne Kapp, and supported by the likes of Ayabonga Khaka, Masabata Klaas, and Nonkululeko Mlaba...

4 mins

ICC WOMEN'S ODI WORLD CUP: CAN SOPHIE DEVINE & CO. BE A POTENT CHALLENGER?

New Zealand boast of a solid core with players being part of countless high-stakes battles. Captain Sophie Devine, at 36, brings tactical acumen from four prior World Cups. She boasts a key all-round prowess which will help the team...

4 mins

WOAKES RETIRES FROM ENGLAND DUTY

The dependable fast bowler was left out of England's squad for the upcoming Ashes series Down Under after failing to fully recover from the dislocated shoulder injury he sustained during the fifth and final test against India in August. That led to those remarkable scenes...

2 mins

NATALIE NAKASE VOTED WNBA COACH OF THE YEAR

The announcement came ahead of Golden State's home game against the top-seeded Minnesota Lynx. Nakase was recognised by Commissioner Cathy Engelbert at SAP Center, where the team hosted Game 2 of the best-of-three series...

3 mins

OUSMANE DEMBELE WINS THE BALLON D'OR

The award capped a remarkable turn of fortune for Dembele, who was snubbed by PSG coach Luis Enrique for disciplinary reasons at one point last season. However, once repositioned as a No. 9, he became a scoring machine...

3 mins

CHARLEY HULL WINS KROGER QUEEN CITY TITLE

Thitikul matched Hull with a 68. The Thai star, who won in May at Liberty National in New Jersey, missed a chance to become the first multiple winner on the tour this season. Lottie Woad of England...

2 mins

Read all Stories from Cricket Today

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:

* Match coverage: Cricket Today covers all major international and domestic cricket matches in detail, with analysis from leading experts.

* Player profiles and interviews: The magazine profiles leading cricketers from around the world and interviews them to get their insights on the game.

* Cricket history and culture: Cricket Today also covers the history and culture of cricket, with articles on topics such as legendary cricketers, iconic cricket moments, and the impact of cricket on society.

* Cricket analysis and commentary: The magazine features analysis and commentary from leading cricket experts on a variety of topics, such as tactics, techniques, and the state of the game.

* Cricket photography: Cricket Today is known for its stunning photography, which captures the beauty and excitement of the game.

Cricket Today Magazine is a valuable resource for any cricket fan. Subscribe today!