Stray dog attacks at the World Para Athletics Championships in New Delhi raised serious safety concerns after two foreign coaches and a security guard were bitten on Friday. These incidents, following previous unreported attacks, disrupted the event. Despite efforts to clear the stadium, individuals feeding dogs led to their re-entry, prompting strengthened preventive measures.
BCCI is set to announce India’s squads for the Australia limited-overs tour on October 4, with Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli expected to make their ODI comeback after a seven-month hiatus. Selectors face tough decisions managing injuries to key players like Hardik Pandya and Rishabh Pant, and balancing player workload for the compressed schedule.
After years of flashes of brilliance and long periods of inconsistency, KL Rahul has finally found his rhythm in Test cricket. With assured knocks in England and a commanding start to India’s home season, the opener is turning potential into consistent performance, proving 2025 could be the defining year of his Test career.
Former Pakistan captain Sana Mir faced criticism for an on-air remark during the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025. She referred to ‘Azad Kashmir’ while describing a player’s background. Social media users demanded her removal for politicizing the broadcast. Mir issued a clarification stating her words were taken out of context.
Shubman Gill captained India at home for the first time, revealing a consistent Test XI strategy. The team prioritises batting depth and all-rounders, now including Kuldeep Yadav for home conditions. This approach, featuring six bowling options, aims to establish a secure template, moving past the era of five specialist bowlers.
India boycotted the Asia Cup 2025 trophy presentation, refusing to accept it from PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi. Naqvi reportedly departed with the trophy, leaving India to celebrate without it. Former Pakistani cricketer Basit Ali criticized India’s “third-rate” actions, supporting Naqvi. India’s captain emphasized their championship status mattered more than the physical trophy, adding new tension…
