Image courtesy of: The Mirror
Security around Broad and his team-mates will be dramatically increased
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) have announced that they will be bolstering security when the national team travel to Australia in November due to fears for the players safety after Australia coach Darren Lehmann told the public to “get stuck into” pace bowler Stuart Broad for his “blatant cheating” in the first Test at Trent Bridge, Nottingham.
Image courtesy of: pakpassion.net
The Indian government and CLT20 governing council will decide whether to let the Wolves participate in the tournament or not
The Faisalabad Wolves may not be heading to India later this month for the Champions League Twenty20 (CLT20) due to heightening political tensions between India and Pakistan.
Hooper denied having any interest in the position whatsoever
Former West Indies captain Carl Hooper has revealed that he was never interested in coaching Bangladesh, contradicting what the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) had said when they released the list of applicants for the job.
India and Pakistan have not played a series since 2007
Fans can officially start the celebrations after India’s home ministry cleared Pakistan’s limited overs tour of the country in December.
A plan of what the new Islamabad stadium will look like
International teams have always been scared to travel to Pakistan since March 2009 after the Sri Lankan team were attacked by militants, but in a desperate attempt to revive the sport in their country, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) have announced that they will be buying bulletproof buses to ensure the safety of any team that comes to their shores.
Injuries have plagued Australia’s young pace bowlers in the past year
Young up and coming Australia pace bowlers Pat Cummins and James Pattinson have expressed their delight at Cricket Australia’s rotation policy for the upcoming Test series against South Africa in November.
Ashraf is doing all he can to ensure that the Pakistan Premier League takes place
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Zaka Ashraf has announced that several international players are starting to show some interest in the proposed Pakistan Premier League.
