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The T20I squad is a blend of youth and experience with Rinku Singh and Mayank Yadav returning and several debutants being called up for the promising performers. India have a more settled look for the England leg with Virat Kohli back in the ODI squad after passing a fitness test. Sanju Samson’s omission from India’s […]

A 80-run partnership between Nat Sciver-Brunt and Freya Kemp set up England for a score of 150/4, but Australia’s formidable batting order and aggressive bowling were too much to handle. Once again, the win highlighted Australia’s supremacy in women’s T20 cricket. Beth Mooney and Phoebe Litchfield celebrate after leading Australia to a seven-wicket win over

India looked in control at times with 190-plus on board and early wickets in the chase but England hit back strongly after the assault from Harry Brook and expensive bowling from Bishnoi. England won the chase with an over to spare in a match that swung decisively in the final overs. England’s Jacob Bethell celebrates

Stokes had told his team-mates before Day 4 that this would be his last international appearance. What followed was pure theatrics—a standing ovation, a first ball strike and a long hug from his England teammates. England captain Ben Stokes. Image Credit: Gazette Ben Stokes Retirement: Announcement on Sunday brought a wave of emotion to Trent

India were in chase of 155, and finished on 153 for 9 in a tight finish that went to the final over. The loss followed a 34-run defeat in the first match and it meant a thoroughly dispiriting Sunday for Indian cricket, for both the men’s and women’s teams. Ireland players celebrate after their dramatic

India posted 170 for four after a solid opening stand but Australia’s experience and firepower proved decisive in the chase. The loss could also raise deeper questions about India’s leadership and batting approach in big matches. Australia celebrates after chasing down India’s 171 in the Women’s T20 World Cup 2026. Image Credit: NDTV Sports India’s