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Dhruv Jurel will captain the India A squad for two multi-day matches in Sri Lanka starting June 25. The squad features vice-captain Devdutt Padikkal and a maiden call-up for Jammu & Kashmir’s Ranji Trophy-winning star bowler, Auqib Nabi
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The Telangana Cricket Association has challenged Hyderabad Cricket Association’s claim that the BCCI approved the TG20 League. The TCA has sought documentary proof of approval and questioned the process followed in launching the tournament scheduled later this month.
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Virat Kohli has been ruled out of India's three-match ODI series against Afghanistan after scans revealed a distal semimembranosus tendon tear sustained in the IPL final. Ruturaj Gaikwad is likely to replace him; Rohit Sharma's fitness remains under assessment ahead of the series.
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The BCCI has appointed former India international Sairaj Bahutule as the Spin Bowling Coach of the Indian men's cricket team. A highly experienced coach and former all-rounder, Bahutule has worked across domestic, IPL, India A and age-group cricket
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Six bowlers, including Gurjapneet Singh, Auqib Nabi and Prince Yadav, have joined the Indian squad as net bowlers ahead of the Test against Afghanistan. The move is aimed at strengthening preparations before the match scheduled later this week
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Ruturaj Gaikwad has been added to the India A squad for the upcoming tri-series in Sri Lanka, replacing injured vice-captain Riyan Parag. The BCCI said Parag has been ruled out with a hamstring injury and will undergo rehabilitation at the Centre of Excellence
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Speaking after the playoff loss, Sangakkara questioned the circumstances surrounding Curran’s absence
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With the T20 World Cup set to begin on June 12, the series carries massive importance for India
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The BCCI has announced IPL Fan Parks 2026 for the playoff phase across five cities in five states, featuring live match screenings, entertainment, food zones and interactive fan activities, aiming to bring stadium-like experiences closer to cricket fans across India.
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The BCCI has a two-year ban in place for foreign players who pull out of the IPL after being bought in the auction with an exception made for injured cricketers
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Suryakumar, who was given the moniker SKY by Gambhir, has been struggling for form for a year now
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He replaces Harsh Dubey, who has received his maiden call-up to India’s Test and ODI squads for the upcoming IDFC First Bank home series against Afghanistan
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The season will feature tournaments across Senior, Under-23, Under-19 and Under-16 categories in men’s cricket, along with an extensive calendar across Senior, Under-23, Under-19 and Under-15 women’s competitions
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The Central Information Commission has ruled that the Board of Control for Cricket in India is not a public authority under the RTI Act, overturning its 2018 order. The decision shields BCCI from mandatory disclosures despite its public cricketing role
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RuPay Credit Cardholders will receive an exclusive 24-hour priority access window beginning May 20, 2026, to secure tickets for: Qualifier 1 – May 26
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The Central Information Commission ruled that the Board of Control for Cricket in India is not a public authority under the RTI Act, stating it is an autonomous private body not owned, controlled, or substantially funded by the government, making RTI provisions inapplicable to it
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As the ICC gears up for quarterly meeting, PCB chairman Naqvi's participation is still uncertain as tensions between BCCI and PCB continue. Tensions escalated during the recent Asia Cup in Dubai, after the Indian team refused to accept the winner's trophy from Naqvi
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Despite the marginal decline, India remains the leading ODI side in world cricket and continues to dominate the white-ball rankings after also retaining the No. 1 spot in the men’s T20I rankings following last week’s update.
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The Board noted that certain players and support staff members have permitted unauthorised persons to access their hotel rooms without the knowledge or approval of the concerned Team Manager.
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The BCCI issued strict IPL guidelines warning franchises about honey-trapping risks, vaping violations, and unauthorized interactions during matches. Surprise checks will enforce compliance, while team managers must monitor guest access and report breaches to protect the league’s integrity and operational discipline