Champions trophy 2025

Netizens urge ICC to relocate Champions Trophy 2025 after violent protests in Pakistan CricketTimes Violent protests in Islamabad have cast doubts over Pakistan's preparedness for Champions Trophy 2025. Numerous fans have urged the ICC to relocate the Champions Trophy to a safer venue. Netizens urge ICC to relocate Champions Trophy 2025 after violent protests in Pakistan Fans urge ICC to move Champions Trophy from Pakistan (Image Source: X) Pakistan are expected to host the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in February, but recent violent protests in Islamabad have cast doubts over the country’s preparedness. The protests, which escalated on Tuesday, have already disrupted ongoing cricketing events, prompting the Sri Lanka A team to leave Pakistan midway through their tour. As a result, the Sri Lanka A team will not play the last two 50-over matches against Pakistan Shaheens. BCCI’s stance on security concerns strengthened The protests in Islamabad have further fueled the Board of Control for Cricket in India’s (BCCI) concerns regarding security. The BCCI had earlier informed the ICC that Team India would not travel to Pakistan and advocated for their matches to be played at a neutral venue. These recent developments provide additional weight to India’s position, creating significant challenges for the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB).India national cricket team merchandise ICC to convene meeting for final decision Further, media reports have also claimed that the ICC has scheduled a virtual board meeting for Friday, November 29, to address the situation and make a conclusive decision. While the PCB has opposed the idea of a hybrid model, reports suggest the ICC may consider hosting 10 matches in Pakistan and five, including the semifinal and final, in another country. This decision will likely be binding on all member boards. Netizens request ICC to relocate Champions Trophy

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ICC Test Rankings: Jasprit Bumrah Secures Top Spot In Test Rankings, Yashasvi Jaiswal Seals Second Place In Batter's List India ICC Test Rankings: After taking eight wickets in the first Test match against Australia in Perth, Bumrah returned to the top position in the ICC rankings. ICC Test Rankings: Jasprit Bumrah Secures Top Spot In Test Rankings, Yashasvi Jaiswal Seals Second Place In Batter's List ICC Test Rankings: India’s star pacer Jasprit Bumrah secured the top spot in the International Cricket Council (ICC) rankings for men's Test bowlers on Wednesday, November 27. On the back of a brilliant bowling in the first Test match against Australia, he managed to reach the top position. Bumrah surpassed South Africa's Kagiso Rabada to return to the top spot for the second time in the calendar year. Before the Border Gavaskar trophy, Bumrah was in the third position as he was behind the likes of Rabada and Josh Hazlewood. After taking eight wickets in the firs
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5 player new IPL 2025

5 Andhra Players Who Made It to the IPL 2025 The IPL mega auction was wrapped up yesterday, November 25th and the teams have picked their final squads. In this context, here is a look at the five players from Andhra Pradesh who got IPL contracts this year and are likely to have a bright future ahead of them. As is known, youngster Nitish Kumar Reddy from Vizag who shot to fame with SRH, and debuted for India this year is remaining with SRH. He is paid a salary of Rs 8 crore which is a substantial jump from last year. He is quickly becoming a marquee player in the Indian cricketing circuit. Shaik Rasheed from Guntur has also found a team in this year’s auction as he was picked by Chennai Super Kings. Pyla Avinash, who is also from Vizag has also invited interest in the auction and he was picked up by Punjab Kings. Tripurna Vijay, a young bowler from Srikakulam has secured a contract with Delhi Capitals. Lastly, we have Satyanarayana Raju who is picked up by 5-time champions Mum
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Border-gavasker-trophy news

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