Blogs: Cricket

The 2024–25 Women's Ashes series marks its 26th edition, featuring Australia defending the title for a fifth consecutive time. This multi-format clash includes ODIs, T20s, and a historic day-night Test at the MCG, celebrating women's cricket's legacy.

The Women's Premier League in India returns for its third season with defending champions Royal Challengers Bangalore competing against Mumbai Indians and others. Past winners include Mumbai (2023) and RCB (2024), showcasing thrilling matches and rising statistics.

As the Women's Big Bash League (WBBL) gears up for its tenth season starting October 27, we look back at past champions and key player statistics. Explore team dynamics, standout performances, and what to expect in this thrilling T20 tournament.

The 2026 ICC Women's T20 World Cup promises excitement as it expands to 12 teams. This blog post reflects on past winners, standout performances, and records, setting the stage for a thrilling tournament in England. Join us in celebrating women's cricket!

The captivating journey of Cricket's World Cup evolution. Explore the thrilling narratives, nail-biting matches, expanding teams, and the undying passion that continues to drive this globally revered sport.

The ICC Men's Cricket World Cup held quadrennially is the 50 Over format of the game. India hosted the 2023 edition and the defending champions are Australia.

This Monty Panesar interview is an exclusive and engaging discussion on the current dynamics of The Ashes and cricket's inclusivity. It also previews England's ODI World Cup plans, and caps with some Premier League excitement

For the 2025 Women's Cricket World Cup, we have a look at past winners and statistics for the Women's Cricket World Cup in this blog as well as a preview of the 2025 tournament.

A fast-paced tournament in which teams face just 100 balls to set or chase a target, we look at the format in more details and preview the season ahead.

Anticipation builds for the 74th Ashes series, set in Australia from November 2025 to January 2026. With Australia aiming to defend their title, the historic rivalry promises thrilling matches as England seeks to reclaim the coveted urn.