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The International Cricket Council (ICC) announced the Women's Future Tours Programme for 2025-2029. The T20 leagues around the world will get a separate window which means the maximum number of players can be available for the franchise-based leagues.
The upcoming Women's Future Tours Programme sees an increase in the number of Test matches. Meanwhile, Zimbabwe are set to make their debut in the upcoming cycle of the ICC Women's Championship, which serves as a pathway for teams to qualify for the ODI World Cups.
Pakistan went down fighting in the first ODI against Australia. Defending 203 runs, the visitors picked eight wickets and at one stage, were the favourites to win the opener. But Pat Cummins kept his cool to take Australia over the line. After the loss, Rizwan came up with a shocking statement.
New Zealand stunned the cricketing fraternity as they became the first-ever team to whitewash India away from home. They won all three Test matches against India and also broke their winning streak of 18 series at home.
Much like he did against England in the first Ashes Test last year, Australia captain Pat Cummins showed nerves of steel to take his team home against Pakistan in the first ODI of the ongoing series. Led by his crucial knock, Australia won the opener by 2 wickets.
Normal service resumed for Mitchell Starc as he picked up three wickets in the first ODI of the three-match series against Pakistan in Melbourne. Starc became only the fifth Australian bowler to complete 100 ODI wickets at home as he achieved the milestone with the dismissal of Saim Ayub.
Who'd have tipped New Zealand to blank out India in a three-match Test series in their own backyard? It had never happened before and New Zealand became the first team as India came up short, especially with their batting on turning tracks and scripted history as far as Test cricket is concerned.
All 10 teams announced their list of retained players on October 31 and are now set for the much-anticipated mega auction. After looking for multiple options, BCCI seems to have settled down on Riyadh in Saudi Arabia to host the mega auction.
The much-awaited ODI series between Australia and Pakistan got underway today at the MCG. After losing the toss, Pakistan could only post 203 runs on the board thanks to Naseem Shah's 40-run knock. But he missed out on breaking Wasim Akram's record by a whisker.
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