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Scotland Unveil Richie Berrington-Led 15-Member Squad/sbkinews.in Scotland has named Richie Berrington as captain of a 15-member squad for their groundbreaking ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 debut, marking the associate nation’s first full participation as Bangladesh’s official replacement following the BCB’s withdrawal over India travel refusals.  The squad blends seasoned campaigners like Berrington (1,248 T20I […]

ICC Officially Replaces Bangladesh With Scotland/sbkinews.in The ICC has formally replaced Bangladesh with Scotland in the 2026 T20 World Cup lineup following the BCB’s unwavering refusal to send their team to India, a decision solidified after a tense board meeting where the world body presented a final hybrid compromise that Bangladesh rejected amid ongoing security

Breetzke And Stubbs’ Epic Revival Sinks Pretoria Capitals/sbkinews.in Breetzke and Tristan Stubbs orchestrated a stunning Sunrisers Eastern Cape comeback from 48/4 to chase down Pretoria Capitals’ 158, securing a historic third consecutive SA20 title at Johannesburg’s Wanderers in a final that showcased T20’s ultimate drama. Marco Jansen’s incisive 3/25 had earlier restricted the Capitals after

Abhishek Sharma’s Lightning 50 Off 16 Balls/sbkinews.in Abhishek Sharma underlined India’s formidable T20 World Cup credentials with the second-fastest fifty by an Indian batter in T20Is, racing to 50 off just 16 balls during a match-winning knock that powered the hosts to yet another comprehensive 20-over series victory. The Punjab opener’s explosive second T20I innings

Sanju Samson Branded ‘Desperate’ Amid Consistency Crisis/sbkinews.in Sanju Samson faces brutal scrutiny after three consecutive failures in India’s T20I series against New Zealand, with experts labeling his persistence “desperate” while praising Ishan Kishan’s explosive form as the superior, more devastating opener.  Samson’s scores of 0, 9, and 15 across the opening three matches—aggregating just 24

Suryakumar Yadav’s 82* Off 37 Seals 2-0 Series Lead/sbkinews.in Suryakumar Yadav roared back to form with an unbeaten 82 off 37 balls, powering India to a comprehensive eight-wicket victory over New Zealand in the 2nd T20I at Raipur’s Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh Stadium, breaking Pakistan’s record for most consecutive T20I wins at home (previously 10)