Klaasen Stays Firm on SA Retirement Amid IPL Fire
Heinrich Klaasen digs in—no international return for him. He's all about franchise cricket from here.
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Heinrich Klaasen digs in—no international return for him. He's all about franchise cricket from here.
A 21-year-old smashed an unbeaten 54, belting seven sixes. Turned 128/7 into a last-ball thriller over KKR.
Vaibhav Suryavanshi smashed 78 off just 26 balls. Dhruv Jurel wasn't far behind, unbeaten on 81 as they chased down 202 in 18 overs flat.
Rashid Khan's playing it safe after surgery. He's putting ODI World Cup fitness first, ahead of that one-off in June 2026.
PBKS opener Prabhsimran Singh finally gets it. Eight IPL seasons in, he's putting those blistering starts down to the Impact Player rule.
Mendis' 74 and bowlers' demolition keep Peshawar Zalmi unbeaten atop PSL table.
Babar Azam reckoned he'd finished plenty of matches like this one. After his 43 in the nail-biting chase of 146, he just said it flat out.
Sarfaraz Khan's India recall continues Chennai Super Kings' record of reviving international careers.
Bangladesh president Aminul Islam Bulbul isn't backing down. He's calling his sacking illegal, demanding the ICC step in after he pointed to government orders behind that World Cup boycott.
David Miller turns down that single with two runs still to get off the last two balls. DC collapses to 209 chasing 210.
U19 Women's T20 World Cup EAP Qualifier kicks off in Papua New Guinea from April 8 to 13. Japan hosts the men's version come May.
David Warner's facing arrest after blowing 0.104 on a breath test. Twice the legal limit.
New ad-hoc BCB chief Tamim Iqbal prioritises restoring cricket's reputation in Bangladesh after board dissolution over elections.
Sunil Gavaskar didn't hold back. He tore into overseas stars—Starc, Pathirana, Green—for whining about fitness while pocketing massive paychecks yet showing so little grit.
Henry Crocombe tore through Leicestershire. Four for 28 in the first innings.
Gujarat Titans scraped their first win. Shubman Gill's 70 and Rashid Khan's 3/17 edged them past Delhi Capitals by a whisker at Arun Jaitley Stadium.
Cameron Green’s first ball back since the T20 World Cup? Disaster.
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