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Because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the International Cricket Council (ICC) had in August this year moved the 2020 T20 World Cup to 2022 while it maintained that India will host the 2021 event.
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BCCI and ICC have been at loggerheads for a few years, particularly on the issue of sharing revenues that the game's world governing body generates and distributes amongst its member countries
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BCCI had to come up with a clarification midnight saying that Rohit had to attend his ailing father in Mumbai after IPL, hence missing the flight to Australia. Former Indian opener Gautam Gambhir slammed the Indian cricket board
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Apart from this, the Board said senior-most fast bowler Ishant Sharma is ruled out of the Test series, starting December 17, as he will not be match-fit in time
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India and Australia are slated to lock horns in three ODIs, three T20Is and four Test matches. Rohit was rested for the white-ball leg, but his participation in the Test series is not confirmed as he would be undergoing a further injury assessment on December 11.
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Ishant had sustained a side strain during the recently concluded Indian Premier League (IPL). The pacer was recovering from the injury at the National Cricket Academy (NCA), but the board has confirmed that Ishant would not be taking any part in the upcoming Border
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The Mumbai Indians’ captain Rohit picked up an injury during the Indian Premier League in UAE but he led his side in the last three matches of the league
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Former Indian cricketer Aakash Chopra too joined them by suggesting the names the first-time finalists Delhi Capitals should retain ahead of the next season. Speaking on his YouTube channel
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In his twitter handle, Ganguly said: May Mohammed Siraj have a lot of strength to overcome this loss...lots of good wishes for his success in this trip.. tremendous character
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He hit a match-winning knock of 68 off 50 balls in the IPL final against Delhi Capitals, playing through pain
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ECB unveiled a provisional fixture with plans to get crowds back into the stadiums
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All the top batsmen and bowlers, who are in all the three squads, were seen taking part in the practice session
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In a few videos posted on the BCCI social networking site, Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin helped KL Rahul train the shorter balls.
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However, Ajit Agarkar, who has 231 international matches (191 ODIs, 26 Tests, 4 T20Is) to his name, could be the front-runner for the chairman's post in case he decides to re-apply for selector's job
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NCA head Rahul Dravid says there are a lot of players who are waiting for opportunity
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India will be hosting the 2021 edition of the global event as per schedule in October-November
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The Mumbai Indian captain’s omission from T20 and ODI teams to Australia is still a mystery
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BCCI has granted Kohli a paternity leave and he will return to India after the opening Test, scheduled from December 17 in Adelaide
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Mumbai looking for fifth IPL title but the dangerous Delhi stand in their way
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Kohli, who will miss the rest of the three Tests, will return home as his wife Anushka Sharma is expecting the birth of their first child in early January.