Nepal call for India, England, Australia to play in Kathmandu
Nepal captain Rohit Paudel on Tuesday called for cricketing powers India, England and Australia to tour his country to play a T20 series.
Nepal captain Rohit Paudel on Tuesday called for cricketing powers India, England and Australia to tour his country to play a T20 series.
Pakistan's decision to U-turn and go ahead with their blockbuster Group A match against India at the T20 World Cup on February 15 was hailed Tuesday as an outbreak of "good sense" and "good for cricket".
Pakistan’s decision to withdraw its directive to boycott the February 15 T20 World Cup match against India in Colombo has spared the International Cricket Council (ICC) from a potential revenue loss of around 174 million, according to a report by The Indian Express.
The much-anticipated India–Pakistan match at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 will be played as originally scheduled on February 15 in Colombo.
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has formally requested the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to honour its commitment to play the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup match against India on February 15, emphasizing the importance of the fixture for the global cricket ecosystem.
As the scheduled India–Pakistan clash at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup approaches, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) have jointly proposed a tri-nation series involving India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, according to a Cricbuzz report.
The deadlock surrounding the India–Pakistan clash at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup appears to be easing, with Pakistan indicating it may step back from its earlier boycott threat.
Pakistan will seek advice from their government if they reach the knockout phase of the T20 World Cup and meet arch-rivals India, captain Salman Agha said on Thursday.
India T20I captain Suryakumar Yadav on Thursday confirmed that the team has already booked its flight to Colombo for the scheduled February 15 match against Pakistan, even as uncertainty continues to surround the fixture.
Pakistan's spin-heavy squad are in winning form ahead of the T20 World Cup, but a controversial decision to forfeit their marquee clash against India could still trigger another early exit.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided not to sell the broadcast and media rights of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2026 in India, effectively shutting Indian audiences out of this year’s edition of the tournament.
Speculation is growing over possible sanctions against the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) after Pakistan announced it would boycott its T20 World Cup group match against India.