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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

IPL 2025 Auction: Check How Much Rishabh Pant, Shreyas Iyer, Jos Buttler & Others Will Take Home After Tax Deduction Free press Journal 2h Rishabh Pant became the most expensive player after LSG signed him for ₹27 crores article-image Image: X The two-day IPL 2025 mega auction which recently concluded in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia saw 10 franchises spending a total of 639.15 crores. The entire amount was spent on 182 players that were sold in the auction which also included 62 foreign players. Rishabh Pant became the most expensive player in IPL history after Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) for ₹27 crores, while Shreyas Iyer was the second expensive buy. It has to be noted that the players will not get the entire amount that they are brought for since tax deduction is deducted from their auction amount. How does tax deduction worked for Indian and overseas players? The IPL franchise deducts this tax in the form of Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) before making payment to the player. As per

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