Digest of the Hottest News of the Last Week 11.11.24-17.11.24
This week in cricket was full of exciting moments, from the IPL Auction and player retentions to big updates about the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Fans saw some amazing individual performances and smart team strategies that stood out. The week brought a mix of thrilling action, memorable achievements, and key decisions shaping the future of the game. It’s been a week to celebrate the sport and look forward to what’s coming next.
Uncertainty Over Rohit Sharma’s Availability, Aakash Chopra Discusses India’s Opening Options and KL Rahul’s Role for Australia Tour
Aakash Chopra mentioned that Shubman Gill may not be retained as an opening batsman for the Border Gavaskar Trophy. He called Gautam Gambhir naming Abhimanyu Easwaran and KL Rahul as Backup openers during a press conference.
KL Rahul Opens Up on Leaving LSG, Seeking Freedom and a Relaxed Team Atmosphere
India’s top batter, KL Rahul, recently shared his thoughts on leaving Lucknow Super Giants before the IPL 2025 auction. Rahul subtly responded to team owner Sanjiv Goenka’s previous comment about wanting players with a winning mindset, hinting at possible differences between him and the franchise.
ICC Faces Growing Tensions Over 2025 Champions Trophy as BCCI, PCB Clashes on Hybrid Model
The ICC has reached out to the BCCI about the Champions Trophy 2025, following concerns raised by the Pakistan Cricket Board. The ICC is seeking a response from the BCCI regarding these issues ahead of the tournament, which is set to be hosted in 2025.
Anshul Kamboj, The Rising Star Who Made History with a 10-Wicket Masterclass
On Friday, Anshul Kamboj made history by becoming just the third bowler in Ranji Trophy history to take all 10 wickets in a single innings. This remarkable feat places him among an elite group of bowlers in the tournament’s records.
New Zealand vs England: Tim Southee Signals End of Test Career After England Series
New Zealand pacer Tim Southee has announced plans to retire from Test cricket after the England series, unless the Black Caps reach the World Test Championship Final. With 385 wickets in 104 Tests, including 15 five-wicket hauls, Southee reflects on his 18-year career. He aims to conclude on a high, playing against the team that marked his Test debut.
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