In the year 2023, Indian cricket has witnessed its share of controversies and talking points making this year exciting and eventful. Let's have a look at the top cricket controversies of 2023.
Smriti represents the Maharashtra cricket team in domestic cricket. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has also awarded her the 'Best Women's International Cricketer' in the BCCI awards.
India captain Hardik Pandya is likely to miss the upcoming three-match T20I series against Afghanistan, starting from January 11, 2024, because of an ankle injury, a report claimed on Saturday.
Despite having an average of over 50 with a strike rate of 104 in 13 games, Samson has often been sidelined in the Indian team. He was even overlooked in the ICC World Cup 2023.
The concerned players, Wessly Madhevere and Brandon Mavuta, both tested positive for a banned recreational drug in an out-of-competition case recorded during a recent in-house doping test.
Ashwin feels that the youngster has it in him what it takes to bat anywhere in the top order and become a reliable player for the Men in Blue.
Wicketkeeper Nuruk was seen shouting and desperately appealing for the umpire’s decision during the test match against New Zealand.
Muralitharan could turn the ball on any pitch and bowl marathon spells to keep his team in the hunt irrespective of whether it was a Test match or a 50-over game.
During today's games, a generator would be required to power the floodlights.
Bowling teams in men's ODI and T20Is will be imposed a five-run penalty if the bowler exceeds the 60 second limit of bowling the next over for the third time in an innings, informed ICC.
Kolkata-based wax artist Tuhin Mukherjee made an impeccable replica of the World Cup 2023 trophy. Tuhin dedicates this sculpture to the support Team India as it is facing Australia For ICC World Cup Finals at Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad.
India star opener Virender Sehwag has been inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame for a stellar cricket career that spanned for more than a decade as the International Cricket Council announced 2023 inductees on Monday.
The match between Sri Lanka and Bangladesh on Monday left the cricket fans guessing after Sri Lankan all-rounder Angelo Mathews was given out in a bizarre turn of events at the ArunJaitley Stadium in New Delhi.
Hardik Pandya, the fast-bowling all-rounder and India’s vice-captain will not be traveling with the team to Dharamshala ahead of Sunday’s clash against New Zealand due to a left ankle injury, said the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
The IOC EB has accepted as a package the proposal by Los Angeles to include squash, baseball/softball, flag football and lacrosse (six-a-side).
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