The Indian Premier League, also known as the IPL, is a men’s Twenty20 cricket league organised annually by the Board of Cricket Control in India (BCCI).
With just 42 days left until the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, which will take place in Lahore on February 19, serious questions have been raised over the state of Pakistan’s main cricket ground.
Martin Guptill, one of New Zealand’s finest cricketers, has officially announced his retirement from international cricket. As the curtain falls on a career spanning over a decade, fans and cricket enthusiasts around the globe are reflecting on his immense contributions to the sport. Known for his explosive batting and consistency, Guptill leaves behind a legacy that has defined New Zealand cricket for years.
The BCCI has confirmed that Rohit Sharma would lead India in ODIs and Tests till 2025.
The countdown to the highly anticipated ICC Champions Trophy 2025 has begun, and cricket fans around the world are excited to see a clash of champions.
As we welcome 2025, why not also embrace new opportunities? AllCric is devoted to cricket enthusiasts worldwide. This contest is more than simply gifts; it’s a celebration of our beloved cricket community.
The countdown is now underway! With the IPL 2025 season set to begin on March 14th and end with a grand finale on May 25th, the anticipation is intense. Franchises have announced their retained players and leftover budgets, paving the way for an exciting auction that promises to change team chemistry and plans. Let’s look at the important retentions and what they represent for the upcoming season.
Because it extends the game beyond the actual field, fantasy cricket has easily proven popular among cricket enthusiasts.
A thrilling day of Test cricket occurred at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), concluding in a stunning Australian victory that placed them up 2-1 in the series against India. An audience of approximately 66,000 watched an incredible Indian collapse in the last session, giving the hosts a well-deserved victory.
India against Australia, fourth Test: On Saturday, December 28, young Indian batting all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy joined his hero Virat Kohli in an elite group of Indian hitters
Nitish Reddy rewarded the Indian management’s faith in him during a difficult selection call for the MCG Test with a display of patience and tenacity on the third afternoon. The allrounder went in at 191/6 and set a record eighth-wicket partnership of 127 runs at the MCG with Washington Sundar to help India out of their batting slump. When an early tea break arrived owing to poor lighting, India had reduced their deficit to 116.
