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The BCCI has announced India’s squads for the white-ball home series against the West Indies, with Hyderabad set to host the fourth T20I. The selection committee also named Rest of India’s squad for the Irani Cup against Jammu & Kashmir
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India, having sealed the T20I series against Afghanistan, are expected to test their bench strength in the final match in New Delhi. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Washington Sundar and Yash Thakur could get opportunities, while Jasprit Bumrah's workload remains a key question
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India produced a clinical seven-wicket victory over Afghanistan in the first T20I, with Arshdeep Singh claiming three wickets before Abhishek Sharma smashed 82 off 32 balls. Ishan Kishan’s 42 and a 121-run partnership helped India chase 157 comfortably
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Afghanistan captain Ibrahim Zadran said his team has devised specific plans to counter returning India pacer Jasprit Bumrah in Sunday's T20I opener. Zadran also backed his side's preparation, fitness and process as they target a first series win over India
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Afghanistan will host India in a bilateral series for the first time, marking a significant shift in their cricketing journey. India return with Jasprit Bumrah, while Afghanistan rely on their formidable spin attack and growing familiarity with Indian conditions.
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South Zone captain and India T20I vice-captain Tilak Varma has shifted focus to the upcoming Afghanistan series after the Duleep Trophy. He is confident of quickly adapting from red-ball cricket to T20s and aims to lead India to victory
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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi said his record-breaking maiden T20I fifty against Zimbabwe has boosted his confidence early in his international career. The teenage opener dedicated the milestone to his family and coaches and explained the emotional celebration honouring his mother.
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Punjab wicketkeeper-batter Prabhsimran Singh expressed his determination to earn his maiden international cap during India's T20I series against Zimbabwe. Calling competition for opening slots a healthy driver, the uncapped batter aims to make his selection count in Harare
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India's young T20 squad led by Shreyas Iyer begins a three-match series against Zimbabwe in Harare on Thursday. With VVS Laxman as stand-in head coach, the visitors look to settle team combinations and start the tour on a winning note
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Former India cricketer Deep Dasgupta has urged the team management to revamp its bowling combination following the T20I loss to England. He suggested benching a spinner to field a third specialist seamer, despite the risk to batting depth
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Former India wicketkeeper Parthiv Patel said Ravi Bishnoi's 17th over, featuring two costly no-balls, proved decisive in India's second T20I defeat to England. He backed Shreyas Iyer's bowling decisions but suggested India may benefit from playing an extra seamer.
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Ishan Kishan defended India's team selection after the second T20I defeat to England, insisting the right combination was chosen despite criticism over the absence of an off-spinner. He urged the team to adapt better to English conditions and improve collectively.
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Parthiv Patel praised Shreyas Iyer's composed 68 in the rain-abandoned first T20I against England, calling it a masterclass in adapting to match conditions. He also lauded India's improved batting display and backed the team's approach ahead of the second T20I.
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Belfast: Ireland stepped up when it mattered the most to defeat India by just one run and complete a memorable 2-0 series sweep — their first-ever bilateral triumph over the Asian heavyweights. Vice-captain Tilak Varma’s fighting 55 kept India in the hunt, but debutant Jai Moondra’s early strikes and disciplined death bowling ensured the hosts […]
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Debutant pacer Prince Yadav took 3-22 to spearhead a disciplined Indian bowling performance, restricting Ireland to 154/8 in the second T20I at Belfast. Harry Tector scored a fighting 53 for the hosts, while Shivam Dube claimed two crucial wickets
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India bowling coach Aavishkar Salvi hailed Harmanpreet Kaur as a global role model ahead of her 200th T20 International. The India captain is set to become the first player to reach the landmark as India face South Africa in the Women's T20 World Cup.
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Fast bowler Mohammed Siraj has been withdrawn from India’s T20I squads for Ireland and England as part of workload management. The BCCI has named Prasidh Krishna as his replacement, stating the decision was taken to ensure adequate recovery
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India cricket chief selector Ajit Agarkar has appointed Shreyas Iyer as the new T20I captain, citing his IPL leadership experience. Suryakumar Yadav, despite leading India to the World Cup title, has been omitted due to form concerns and long-term planning
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Former India selector Devang Gandhi has backed teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi for an India T20I debut after his standout IPL 2026 and U19 World Cup performances. Gandhi praised his technique, temperament and adaptability, calling him a “mind-boggling” talent.
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India’s T20I players have made significant strides in the latest ICC Men’s T20I Player Rankings. Abhishek Sharma retained his No.1 spot among batters, while Ishan Kishan broke into the top five. Globally, Sikandar Raza reclaimed the No.1 all-rounder position, and Corbin Bosch surged in the bowling rankings.