IPL 2025 auction retention rules – Six retentions per team, right to match returns, Impact Player to stay

Cricket Scotland is facing renewed accusations of being elusive and selective in addressing racism allegations, particularly regarding former cricketer Majid Haq. Following investigations into racial discrimination, which resulted in no sanctions but 245 recommendations, reports with contradictory views were internally circulated, leading to claims of lack of transparency and action. Haq's lawyer asserts one report found evidence of discrimination against him, while Cricket Scotland insists it was just one opinion among others, expressing disappointment over...

Jasprit Bumrah will miss the first three matches of the IPL 2025 season for Mumbai Indians due to a back injury sustained in January, with a potential return in early April pending medical clearance. His absence poses a significant challenge for the team in the initial phase of the tournament, as Bumrah continues to recover at the BCCI's Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru. Concerns about his fitness and the potential impact on his career have...

On March 15th at 3:00 AM IST, Fakhr-E-Kashmir will face Thundercats at Sulaibiya Cricket Ground in Kuwait in the Kuwait T10 ARS Ramadan Trophy 2025. Fakhr-E-Kashmir aims to build on their one win, while Thundercats look to maintain their unbeaten streak. The match features key players like Ummer Abbas, Varun Tej Krishen, and Kandarp Tushar Purohit in a batting-friendly environment with spin as the preferred bowling strategy. Full Article

Nat Sciver leads with 535 runs at the Brabourne Stadium, while Marizanne Kapp excels with three 25-run bonuses and an average of over 65. Meg Lanning impresses against Mumbai with bonus points, Harmanpreet Kaur shines against Delhi, and in-form players like Amelia Kerr and Hayley Matthews dominate with wickets. Unfortunately, Sajeevan Sajana struggles with only 55 runs in the last 10 T20s. Full Article

Mumbai Indians posted a formidable total of 213 for 4 thanks to Nat Sciver-Brunt's 77, Hayley Matthews' 77, and Harmanpreet Kaur's quickfire 36, with Danielle Gibson picking up 2-40. In response, Gujarat Giants fell short, scoring 166 all out, with Gibson top-scoring with 34 and Litchfield contributing 31, as Matthews took 3-31 and Kerr 2-28 to secure Mumbai's 47-run victory in the Eliminator, sending them to the WPL final against Delhi Capitals. Full Article