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Legendary cricketers from around the world will gather in England to compete in six teams starting from July 18, 2025. A lot of legendary players will assemble in England to display their skills. They will turn up for six teams, starting on July 18, 2025. The WCL 2025 season will kickstart with the opening fixture between England Champions and Pakistan Champions. The other four teams are Australia Champions, India Champions, South Africa Champions, and the West Indies Champions. These six teams will face each other once in the league stage. Then the top four teams will head into the semi-finals.…

The World Championship of Legends 2025 Teams List features six legendary cricket nations bringing back their greatest retired stars to compete in a thrilling T20 tournament. Starting from July 18, 2025, in England, the event will see power-packed games, crowd-favorite rivalries, and explosive action with 20-over matches played in iconic stadiums across the UK. The tournament follows a round-robin format, where each team plays once against every other team. Top four teams qualify for the semi-finals, followed by the final match on August 2, 2025. WCL 2025 Teams List and Captains The World Championship of Legends 2025 enters its season…

The world’s biggest cricketing rivalry, India versus Pakistan, will return on the field in July 2025. The two Asian neighbours will clash once again in the World Championship of Legends (WCL) 2025. Pakistan Champions will begin their campaign on July 18, while India Champions will commence theirs on July 20. So everyone’s eager to know when India and Pakistan will face each other in the WCL 2025 season. Here’s everything you need to know about the India versus Pakistan WCL 2025 match. Latest update: Ind vs Pak WCL 2025 Match 4th Status: Cancelled Why was the match cancelled?The highly anticipated…

The cricketing world is now flooded with many T20 leagues. Almost every major country has its own T20 league, with some of the biggest businesses owning franchises. And running a cricket franchise is no less than a business. A lot goes into the successful management of a team, which then materialises into massive brand value. The on-field performance further influences a franchise’s trajectory. And then having a solid fan base amplifies their success all over. So, which are the 10 most popular cricket franchise in the world​? Here’s a look at them. Biggest Cricket Franchises in the World 10. Karachi…

The red cricket ball is pretty much integral to Test cricket. It’s like the identity of the longest format. And the ball has been in use for more than 150 years in Test cricket. While the quality of red balls has gone up in recent years, they need to be changed in matches occasionally. So when are the balls replaced? And what’s the process behind a ball change? This article will provide a rundown on the ball change rules in Test cricket. The Basics of Red Ball in Test Cricket First, let’s understand some basics of the red ball usage…

Bevon Jacobs, a powerful 23-year-old middle-order batter, made headlines with an unbeaten 44 off 30 balls in his T20I debut for New Zealand against South Africa. Playing in Harare, Jacobs walked in under pressure but showed maturity beyond his years. He partnered with Tim Robinson in a crucial 6th-wicket stand of 103 runs*, rescuing New Zealand from a collapse at 74/5 and taking the score to a competitive 173/5 in 20 overs. The knock laid the foundation for New Zealand’s 21-run win over South Africa in the second T20 of the tri-series. Quick Glance at Bevon Jacobs’ Debut AttributeDetailsAge23 yearsRoleMiddle-order…

Having a tall height can be advantageous in sports. And in cricket, it can be a blessing in disguise, especially if you are a fast bowler. The towering pacers can be maniacs with their extra speed and bounce. As for batters, they will have less trouble playing the searing high deliveries. India has had some of the tallest cricketers, who have excelled in their craft at the global level. And this article will list the top 10 tallest Indian cricketers. Tallest Indian Cricketers in 2025 List Here’s a quick look at the top 10 tallest Indian cricketers as of 2025,…

Cricket Returns to the Olympics After 128 Years Cricket will officially return to the Olympic stage at the Los Angeles 2028 Games, marking its comeback for the first time since 1900. Back then, only two teams—Great Britain and France—competed in a two-day match, with Great Britain winning the gold. This time, the format is more exciting and inclusive. T20 cricket has been approved as one of five new sports added to the LA 2028 Olympics. Both men’s and women’s tournaments will be played, featuring six teams each, competing for gold, silver, and bronze medals. LA28 Olympics 2028 Cricket Schedule Cricket…

The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 trade window has opened and one name making the loudest buzz is Sanju Samson, the current captain and wicketkeeper-batter of Rajasthan Royals (RR). As per multiple reliable reports including Cricbuzz and Hindustan Times, Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have officially confirmed their interest in bringing Samson into their squad. A senior CSK official has gone on record saying: “We are definitely looking at Sanju. He is an Indian batter, who is a keeper and an opener. So if he is available, we will certainly have a look at the option of having him in our…

In a stunning turn of events during the third Test at Kingston’s Sabina Park (July 14–15, 2025), the West Indies were skittled out for just 27 runs in their fourth innings against Australia. It was the second-lowest innings total in Test cricket history—only New Zealand’s 26 against England in 1955 was worse. Lowest Test Innings Totals of All Time RankTeamScoreOppositionVenueDate1New Zealand26EnglandAucklandMarch 25, 19552West Indies27AustraliaKingstonJuly 14, 20253South Africa30EnglandGqeberhaFeb 13, 18964South Africa30EnglandBirminghamJune 14, 19245South Africa35EnglandCape TownApril 1, 1899 The Bowling Blitz Mitchell Starc’s Masterclass Scott Boland’s Hat-Trick Heroics Fielding Lapses Series Impact & Scorecard Why This Matters Reactions from the Field Australia’s pace…