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    Healy's Retirement Sparks Exciting Chapter for Australian Women's Cricket

    New Delhi, March 12 – Meg Lanning, the most successful captain in the history of women's cricket, believes that the Australian team is entering an exciting new phase following the retirement of veteran wicketkeeper-batter Alyssa Healy from international cricket.Healy brought an end to her...
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    Women's Cricket: Mandhana, Ghosh, and Sharma Join New League

    London, March 11 Indian opener Smriti Mandhana led the Indian contingent in the women's player draft for The Hundred, while her compatriot Richa Ghosh secured a deal worth GBP 50,000 (approximately Rs 61 lakh), and all-rounder Deepti Sharma also earned a contract during the auction held here on...
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    Lucknow Super Giants Unveil New Logo with City's Symbolism

    Lucknow, February 24 – The Lucknow Super Giants unveiled their new logo on Tuesday, ahead of the upcoming 2026 season of the Indian Premier League (IPL).The revamped logo features the Garuda, a crown, and an elephant, with the franchise shifting from its previous blue color to a bold red as...
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    Franchise Links Impact Pakistani Participation in 'The Hundred'

    Pallekele, February 23 Pakistan opener Sahibzada Farhan said on Monday that his country's players would be ignored by at least four Indian-owned franchises in the 'The Hundred' auction, but that the matter is beyond their control.The Manchester Super Giants (RPSG Group), MI London (Reliance)...
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    ECB Under Pressure to Address Concerns Over IPL-Owned Teams Ignoring Pakistani Players

    Mumbai, February 22 – The Pakistan cricket authorities are preparing to formally raise concerns with their counterparts in England amid reports that their players may be overlooked by Indian-owned franchises in this year's edition of The Hundred, a report said on Sunday.The Pakistan Cricket...
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    The Hundred: Harry Brook Advocates for Pakistani Player Participation

    Pallekele, February 21 It would be "a shame" if Pakistani cricketers were excluded from The Hundred, England's limited-over captain Harry Brook said here on Saturday.There have been reports that Indian-owned Hundred franchises – Manchester Super Giants, MI London, Southern Brave, and Sunrisers...
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    Harry Brook Expresses Concern Over Potential Exclusion of Pakistani Cricketers

    Pallekele, February 21 – England's white-ball captain, Harry Brook, addressed reports claiming that Pakistani players are likely to be overlooked by Indian-owned franchises in the upcoming Hundred auction, scheduled for March 12.Speaking ahead of England's first T20 World Cup 2026 Super 8s...
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