2016 ICC World Twenty20
Two-tier proposal on hold till 2019
Despite six of the International Cricket Council's (ICC's) members being in favour of a two-tier Test Championship, the plan
A burning desire forged in Bangalore
Mushfiqur Rahim faced intense criticism for his premature celebration during the 2016 ICC World Twenty20 game against India in
Two-tier proposal on hold till 2019
Despite six of the International Cricket Council's (ICC's) members being in favour of a two-tier Test Championship, the plan
Fizz to fly for Sussex tomorrow
Mustafizur Rahman, Bangladesh’s 20-year-old pace bowling sensation who took the world by storm with his spectacular debut for his country will fly for United Kingdom tomorrow to play for Sussex County Cricket Club.
Twelve teams in WT20 main draw?
The International Cricket Council (ICC) is most likely going to add two more teams to the main draw of the reinstated World Twenty20 in 2018.
Two tiers on ICC agenda
One of the biggest shake-ups in cricket history could take place when the sport's global governing body convenes in Edinburgh on Monday.
T20 WC biennial again?
The rise of Twenty20 cricket will gather pace with two extra World Cups to be added to the existing schedule by the International Cricket Council as it looks to cash in on the booming popularity of the game's shortest format.
ICC to discuss multi-format points system
The ICC is set to discuss the possibility of a points-based structure for international cricket at its forthcoming board meeting in Dubai.
Mahmudullah takes blame for India loss
Bangladesh allrounder Mahmudullah says he could not forget the heartbreaking one-run defeat to India in the World T20 and that 'it was my fault".
'WICB the most unprofessional board in the world'
In a scathing attack on the WICB, West Indies allrounder Dwayne Bravo calls the board "most unprofessional" and its president Dave Cameron an "immature", "small-minded", "arrogant" person, who he believes is at "personal war" with his own players.
Gayle’s tattoo mystery
West Indian Chris Gayle, the brawny blaster of a batsman, the man who sets the cricketing stage on fire more often than not was pictured kissing the coveted ICC WT20 trophy without his shirt but with and without his beasty tattoo on his broad chest at the same time.