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Yashasvi Jaiswal leaves Mumbai for Goa's cricket team in the 2025-26 Ranji season. His move, driven by personal reasons, heralds a new chapter as Goa ascends to the Elite division.

The story of Yashasvi Jaiswal

Indian cricket star Yashasvi Jaiswal shifts from Mumbai to join the Goa team for the 2025-26 Ranji season. The move, approved by MCA, is a strategic and personal transition. With Goa's promotion to the Elite division, Jaiswal aims to enhance team performance.

Yashasvi Jaiswal's Move to Goa Explained

Yashasvi Jaiswal moves from Mumbai to Goa for the 2025-26 Ranji season. Citing personal reasons, the shift seems amiable. Jaiswal&rsquo;s skill is a significant morale boost for Goa, now in the Elite division.

Yashasvi Jaiswal will play for Goa from the next season!&nbsp; Yes, you have read that right.
 In a surprising move, Indian cricket&rsquo;s rising star Yashasvi Jaiswal has decided to part ways with Mumbai and join Goa for the 2025-26 Ranji Trophy season. The move comes as Goa secures its place in the Elite division, marking a fresh chapter in Jaiswal&rsquo;s already inspiring cricketing journey.
&ldquo;It was a very tough decision for me. Whatever I am today is because of Mumbai. The city has made me who I am, and all my life, I will be indebted to the MCA,&rdquo; Jaiswal said when asked about his move.
What led to the Goa Move?&nbsp;
Jaiswal wrote an email to Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) seeking a No Objection Certificate (NOC) to change his cricket state team. &ldquo;He has sought a NOC from us and has cited that the reason for his move to Goa as personal,&rdquo; a source in the MCA confirmed.&nbsp;
 As an all-format player for India, Jaiswal&rsquo;s participation in domestic cricket is sporadic&mdash;he played just one Ranji Trophy match last season. Despite this, GCA secretary Shambu Desai believes his presence will be a massive morale booster for the squad. Goa is also looking to add another seasoned professional to strengthen their team.
The Mumbai Exit: Any Controversy?
Jaiswal&rsquo;s last appearance for Mumbai was in the 2024-25 Ranji Trophy against Jammu &amp; Kashmir, where he scored 4 and 26 in a losing cause. He was set to play in the semi-final against Vidarbha but was ruled out due to an ankle injury.
MCA secretary Hadap dismissed any speculation about controversy surrounding his withdrawal from the crucial match.
Mumbai, with its record 42 Ranji Trophy titles, remains the most successful domestic team in India. Jaiswal made his mark in Mumbai&rsquo;s senior team in the 2019 Vijay Hazare Trophy with a series of impressive performances.
He later continued his stellar form in the Ranji Trophy, scoring three consecutive centuries in Mumbai&rsquo;s 2021-22 campaign.
Establishing Himself as a Star for India
Since making his Test debut in 2023 against West Indies, where he scored 171 runs, Jaiswal has consistently delivered on the international stage.
He became only the second Indian batter, after Sunil Gavaskar, to score 700+ runs in a Test series (against England in 2023-24).
His heroics in Australia, including a match-winning 161 in Perth, have further solidified his place in the team. He is no doubt a strong contender for a long-term role in ODIs once the senior players step aside.
IPL Journey: Rajasthan Royals&rsquo; Retained Star
Jaiswal has been an integral part of Rajasthan Royals since being signed in 2020. In IPL 2023, he set the record for the fastest fifty in tournament history, reaching the milestone in just 13 balls against KKR. He finished the season with 625 runs.
In IPL 2024, he scored 435 runs, leading Rajasthan Royals to retain him for INR 18 crore at the IPL 2025 mega auction.
What This Move Means for Jaiswal and Indian Cricket
A domestic team switch is unlikely to impact Jaiswal&rsquo;s place in the Indian team, but his leadership role with Goa presents a new opportunity for growth. Whether this move strengthens his case for future leadership roles in Indian cricket remains to be seen.&nbsp;
How did it all start for Yashasvi Jaiswal? &nbsp; Jaiswal, originally from Uttar Pradesh, moved to Mumbai at the age of 11 with dreams of making it big in cricket. From selling pani puris to spending nights in a tent at Azad Maidan, his story is a perfect example of relentless struggle and determination.
The city&rsquo;s historic maidans polished his raw talent. honed his skills and helped him grow into the cricketer he is today. However, the 23-year-old is now ready to embrace a new challenge with Goa.
A Bold Decision at the Peak of His Career
Unlike many who leave Mumbai towards the end of their playing days, Jaiswal is making the switch while at the peak of his career.
With 1,798 runs in 19 Test matches at a remarkable average of 52.88, he is considered one of India&rsquo;s most promising batters.
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He further suggested a way to make ODIs entertaining and indicated that the current format is heavy on bowlers.

Test cricket needs to be more engaging, ODI is becoming monotonous: Sachin Tendulkar

Sachin Tendulkar feels in order to keep the primacy and attractiveness of Test cricket intact, one shouldn't look at how many days the match ends, but instead, the focus should be on garnering more eyeballs.

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He further suggested a way to make ODIs entertaining and indicated that the current format is heavy on bowlers.

Sachin Tendulkar feels in order to keep the primacy and attractiveness of Test cricket intact, one shouldn't look at how many days the match ends, but instead, the focus should be on garnering more eyeballs.
The legendary cricketer is also finding current ODI cricket, a bit of a drag and wouldn't mind a change in format.
Three of the Border-Gavaskar Tests between India and Australia recently ended inside two-and-a-half days, leading to a massive criticism of pitches, but Tendulkar said it is part and parcel of cricketer's job to play on different surfaces.
"We need to understand one thing, Test cricket should be engaging and it should not be about how many days it lasts, five days or whatever. We (cricketers) are meant to play on different surfaces; be it a bouncy track, a fast track, slow track, turning track, swinging conditions, seaming conditions with different balls," opined Tendulkar on Sports Tak.
He also said that at a time when the ICC, MCC and other cricketing bodies are talking about making Test cricket entertaining and the No.1 format, there was no harm in matches ending in three days. Besides, touring teams should not think that they will get featherbeds and they should make thorough preparations.
"When you tour, there are not easy conditions. You need to understand what's happening, assess everything and then start planning things. For me, the most important factor is the kind of surface that we play on because that is the heart of Test cricket.
"All the guys, including the ICC, MCC, etc, we are talking about Test cricket. How Test cricket can continue to be the No.1 format. So, if we want that, then we need to have something for the bowlers because bowlers ask a question (off) every ball and the batter has to answer that. So, if that question itself is not interesting enough, how are you going to have more eyeballs?'
He indicated sports should be result-oriented and everyone should go home knowing "who won, who lost".
"We should not be bothered too much about the number of days. I feel it should be whether the match was exciting enough or not. Nobody wants to go back home not knowing who has won and who has lost," added Tendulkar.
He also said there was no harm in giving the new ball to a spinner if the surface so demanded.
"Instead of a fast bowler bowling an opening spell, why cannot a spinner be bowling a wonderful spell. It's just a different kind of surface we are playing on and that should also be challenging enough for batters to go out there and express themselves ... if somebody has batted well, he gets runs, simple." With former India coach Ravi Shastri wanting ODI cricket to change with the times and be made a 40-over-a-side affair, Tendulkar agreed that the format was getting monotonous and suggested a way to make it entertaining.
"It's getting monotonous, without a doubt. There are two parts to it. One is the current format and the next which I feel that should be played.
"The current format, which has been there for a while now is two new balls (per innings). When you have two new balls, you have kind of eliminated reverse swing. Even though, we are in the 40th over of the game, it's just the 20th over of that ball. And the ball only starts reversing around the 30th over. That element is missing today because of two new balls. The current format, I feel, is heavy on bowlers." Right now, the game is becoming too predictable. From the 15th to the 40th over, its losing its momentum. It's getting boring.
He opined, that while there was no harm in retaining the 50-over format, teams should alternate between batting and bowling after every 25 overs, as that will give the opponents level-playing ground and take toss, dew factor and other conditions out of the equation.
"So, both teams bowl in the first and the second half. Commercially too it is more viable as there will be three innings breaks instead of two." Tendulkar advocated that with the Covid-19 pandemic history now, the ICC should reverse its rule on disallowing the use of saliva to shine the ball.
"I am no medical expert but I think it should (saliva) be back because it happened over 100 years. Guys have used saliva and nothing drastic has happened. A couple of years in between were challenging and rightly so that decision (to ban the use of saliva to polish the ball) was taken, but now it's (Covid-19) behind us," said the legendary batter.

The 26-year-old who suffered the injury during the 2022-23 season of BBL has aggravated his injury while playing for his club side Fremantle on Saturday. 

IND vs AUS: Jhye Richardson ruled out of ODI series, might miss IPL 2023 

In what will be a big blow for Mumbai Indians, pacer Jhye Richardson is set to miss #IPL2023

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The 26-year-old who suffered the injury during the 2022-23 season of BBL has aggravated his injury while playing for his club side Fremantle on Saturday.&nbsp;

Australian pacer Jhye Richardson has been ruled out for the 3-match ODI series vs India, starting 17th March due to a hamstring injury. As per an ESPN Cricinfo report, the right-arm bowler who is a part of the Mumbai Indians squad might not play in the upcoming IPL as well.&nbsp; The 26-year-old who suffered the injury during the 2022-23 season of BBL has aggravated his injury while playing for his club side Fremantle on Saturday.&nbsp; While Richardson has not played for the Aussies since June 2022, he was named in the 16-member ODI squad vs India. However, he has now been replaced by Nathan Ellis.&nbsp;

Siraj went past New Zealand's Trent Boult and Australia seamer Josh Hazlewood to become the top-ranked ODI bowler with 729 rating points

ICC Rankings: Mohd Siraj crowned no. 1 ODI bowler 

While Mohd Siraj is the new no. 1 in ODIs, Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli & Rohit Sharma are all placed among the Top 10 batters in ODIs.

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Siraj went past New Zealand's Trent Boult and Australian seamer Josh Hazlewood to become the top-ranked ODI bowler with 729 rating points

India's pace sensation Mohd Siraj, after his brutal exploits in Sri Lanka and New Zealand series, took over the top spot in the ICC Men's rankings for ODI bowlers.&nbsp;
Siraj who claimed 9 wickets against Sri Lanka and got a four-wicket haul in the opening match of the recently-completed series against New Zealand, went past Trent Boult and Australian seamer Josh Hazlewood to become the top-ranked ODI bowler for the very first time.
While Pakistan skipper Babar Azam still leads the ODI batter rankings, a total of three Indian players are now in the Top 10 batters' list.&nbsp;
India opener Shubman Gill jumped a whopping 20 places to make it to the 6th spot after his spectacular show against the Black Caps. His partner and Indian team captain Rohit Sharma made it to the 9th place after a quick hundred in the last match. Indian stalwart Virat Kohli though slipped one position following a quiet series against New Zealand and is now 7th.&nbsp;
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After scores of 116, 208 & 40*, Shubman Gill continued his sensational run in ODIs with a score of 112 in Indore.

IND vs NZ, 3rd ODI: Shubman Gill smashes 3rd 100+ score in last 4 innings

With his sensational 112 in Indore, Shubman Gill equalled a record held by Pakistan captain Babar Azam previously.

#ShubmanGill #INDvNZ

IND vs NZ, 3rd ODI: Shubman Gill breaks records with 3rd 100+ score in last 4 innings

After scores of 116, 208 &amp; 40*, Shubman Gill continued his sensational run in ODIs with a score of 112 in Indore.

There's just no stopping Shubman Gill right now!
The Indian opener is making records one after the other. The latest among them was his breathtaking century against New Zealand in the final ODI, his 3rd 100+ score in just 4 innings.&nbsp;
His 112 runs in Indore came off just 78 deliveries, a knock laced with 13 fours and 5 big sixes.
He also took his series total to 360 runs, the joint-highest number of runs in a 3-match bilateral series. He equalled Pakistani captain Babar Azam's record, who scored the same number of runs in a 3-match series against the West Indies in 2016.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/shreyas-iyer-and-mohd-siraj-named-in-icc-men-s-odi-team-of-the-year-1674554353344">Shreyas Iyer and Mohd Siraj named in ICC Men's ODI Team of the Year</a>

It is always better to play the maximum number of games to get ready for a big event- Shami

Always prefer game time over practice: Shami on workload management ahead of ODI World Cup

The Indian cricket team has put additional focus on workload management ahead of the ODI World Cup at home but senior pacer Mohammed Shami believes there is no better way to maintain optimum fitness than playing matches regularly.

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It is always better to play the maximum number of games to get ready for a big event- Shami

The Indian cricket team has put additional focus on workload management ahead of the ODI World Cup at home but senior pacer Mohammed Shami believes there is no better way to maintain optimum fitness than playing matches regularly.
Earlier this month, the BCCI had announced that the National Cricket Academy will work in tandem with the IPL franchisees to monitor the fitness of the "targeted" players for the ODI World Cup in October-November. Shami is a key member of the squad.
"I always prefer playing matches over practice. It is always better to play maximum number of games to get ready for a big event. Load is being managed and it is being managed properly.
"I just hope the main players stay in a good zone (ahead of the World Cup)," said Shami after a match-winning spell in the second ODI against New Zealand here on Saturday.
Shami troubled the New Zealand batters with his seam movement to end with figures of three for 18 in six overs. The visitors were bowled out for 108 and India chased down the target in 20.1 overs. Also read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/women-s-u-19-t20-world-cup-australia-hand-india-7-wicket-loss-1674359738929">Women's U-19 T20 World Cup: Australia hand India 7-wicket loss</a>
Mohammed Siraj too made the ball talk. His senior partner Shami said the wicket was damp early but conditions were not overtly bowling friendly.
"It was a damp wicket, but it was important to keep good line and length. All the bowlers were disciplined and the result is for all to see.
"Conditions were not as good as it seemed. They got out early but conditions were not overtly bowler friendly. We dismissed them cheaply by bowling a testing length." On his role as a senior bowler in the team, he said: "As far as I am concerned, I always talk to the bowler. I know he is putting in the effort but, at times, you don't get the desired results and that can improve if you talk to your bowling partner. That is the role I like to play when I am bowling.
"My role hasn't changed since I have come into the team (laughs). The only thing is to keep working on the fitness and diet," said Shami.
With the series already in the bag, Shami said the team could give opportunities to uncapped Rajat Patidar and Umran Malik in the third and final ODI in Indore on Tuesday.
"The management will take a call on that but they can be given an opportunity now that the series is won," he said.
Shami also said that it is too early to finalise the squad combination with the World Cup more than six months away.
"If people still doubt the Indian team despite the results it has given in the last four to six years, World Cup is still long time away. We need to play a lot of games and need to try out more players before that," Shami added

While Surya is the world's number one batter in T20 batter and enjoying a prolific run in the shortest format, Ishan came into the Sri Lanka series on the back of his ODI double hundred in Bangladesh.

Ishan Kishan and Suryakumar Yadav understand that they will have to wait: Vikram Rathour

The in-form Ishan Kishan and Suryakumar Yadav 'understand that they will have to wait for their chances' in the ODI format, India's batting coach Vikram Rathour said 

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While Surya is the world's number one batter in T20 batter and enjoying a prolific run in the shortest format, Ishan came into the Sri Lanka series on the back of his ODI double hundred in Bangladesh.

The in-form Ishan Kishan and Suryakumar Yadav "understand" that they will have to wait for their chances in the ODI format, India's batting coach Vikram Rathour said on Saturday.
Despite their exploits in T20Is in recent times, both the players were not considered for the first two ODIs against Sri Lanka in the ongoing three-match series, leaving the fans and few former players surprised.
"They are not forced (to sit out), I mean, the others are doing good as well. As players they do understand that, and they need to wait for their opportunity, and they are preparing for that, they train hard and whenever that opportunity comes, they do well and hold on to their places," Rathour said.
While Surya is the world's number one batter in T20 batter and enjoying a prolific run in the shortest format, Ishan came into the Sri Lanka series on the back of his ODI double hundred in Bangladesh.
Asked if Ishan can be asked to bat in the middle order, Rathour said, "At the moment, he has been picked as an opener but as a batting unit we are flexible and if there is a need to try somebody like Ishan in the middle order, we might have to. At the moment though, he is being looked at as an opener." When the discussion turned to Surya, the batting coach said, "He has great potential, he has been in great form, it is great to have him in the reserve, and hopefully, when the time comes, he will take that opportunity and do well for the team. It is great to have such a versatile player in the team." Regarding the ODI World Cup scheduled later in the year, Rathour said "20 games are enough" to zero in on the core group of players for the showpiece.
"I think, 20 games are enough, if we can shortlist the players, that the core we are focusing on. As team management we do understand which are the players we are looking to focus on. If we have clarity then I think 20 games are enough to work on those certain areas.
"We have always been a good 50 over format team, just some areas to fine-tune and 20 games are enough to do that." When asked about the lower batting order, Rathour said, 'they need to bat more in the nets, that is the thing we strive for, we make them bat more, the more they bat the better they become. We encourage them to keep batting at the nets even when they go and play for their states and IPL'
"That is what has been told to them. We want them to get better and if we can get more runs from the lower order, it will be great. That's an area we are looking to get better.
"Axar Patel has been batting well actually, he has always been a good player, we always believe he has a lot of potential in his batting as well and that is what he is showing lately.
"As a team, it gives us lots of options as far as playing all-rounders is concerned. We have three guys who can bat well, I am sure (Ravindra) Jadeja will be back soon, then we have Axar and Washington Sundar who can bat. It is great to have those options." Coming back to the current rubber, he said the team requires improvements in certain areas.
"We have already won the series but there are few areas where we want to get better, we are looking to improve. This being a World Cup year, there are still areas we are working on and this is one more opportunity to do that against a decent team."

Bumrah had previously eclipsed Jasprit Bumrah's record delivery of 153.36 kmph 

Umran Malik at it again! 'Jammu Express' becomes fastest Indian bowler in ODIs, T20Is, IPL

Umran Malik is now leading the Indian charts as the fastest bowler in ODIs, T20Is and the Indian Premier League as well.

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Bumrah had previously eclipsed Jasprit Bumrah's record delivery of 153.36 kmph&nbsp;

Famously known as the 'Jammu Express', Umran Malik is breaking records yet again, this time his own.&nbsp; The pace sensation who clocked 156kmph in the first ODI vs Sri Lanka in the 14th over became the fastest Indian bowler, bettering his own previous record of 155 kmph which he attained by eclipsing Bumrah's record delivery of 153.36 kmph.&nbsp; The 23-year-old is now the fastest bowler in ODI, T20Is and IPL. In ODIS, Umran's 156 kmph delivery is the fastest by an Indian and 155 kmph in T20Is and in Indian Premier League as well, Umran has bowled a record 157 kmph. Also Read I<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sl-1st-odi-rohit-sharma-explains-why-he-withdrew-the-run-out-appeal-against-dasun-shanaka-1673404178644">ND vs SL 1st ODI: Rohit Sharma explains why he withdrew the run-out appeal against Dasun Shanaka</a>

With pacer Jasprit Bumrah ruled out of the Sri Lanka ODI series, captain Rohit Sharma described the reason behind India's spearhead's last-minute exit from the squad ahead of the 1st ODI against Sri Lanka in Guwahati.

WATCH: Here's what captain Rohit Sharma said on Jasprit Bumrah's current fitness

Rohit Sharma speaks about Jasprit Bumrah's delayed return to the Indian team


In the press conference on the eve of the match, Rohit said: "Very unfortunate. The poor guy has been working really hard at the NCA." Rohit Sharma said in his press conference.

With pacer Jasprit Bumrah ruled out of the Sri Lanka ODI series, captain Rohit Sharma described the reason behind India's spearhead's last-minute exit from the squad ahead of the 1st ODI against Sri Lanka in Guwahati.
In the press conference on the eve of the match, Rohit said: "Very unfortunate. The poor guy has been working really hard at the NCA. He felt stiffness in his back a couple of days ago and if Jasprit Bumrah is saying he is not feeling well, you have to pull him out. we need to be extra careful with Bumrah."

In ODIs, Shreyas Iyer and Moh Siraj were adjudged the best batter and bowler in the format. 

BCCI names best players of 2022 in all 3 formats

Here's a list of the best Indian players in the 3 formats of the game who starred this year

In ODIs, Shreyas Iyer and Moh Siraj were adjudged the best batter and bowler in the format.&nbsp;

It was a roller coaster for Team India with hits and misses alike. While the Men in Blue had an outstanding year when it comes to bilateral series, they were a terrible failure in tournaments-- unable to lift the Asia Cup and T20 World Cup both.&nbsp; However, as the year ended BCCI named the best batter and bowler in all three formats on 31st December 2022. While the Indian board named Rishabh Pant who scored 680 runs in 7 matches this year was named the best Test batsman, Bumrah with 22 wickets in 5 matches was announced as the best Test bowler&nbsp; In ODIs, Shreyas Iyer and Moh Siraj were adjudged the best batter and bowler in the format. Iyer scored 724 runs in 17 matches, in 2022 and Siraj picked 24 wickets in 15 matches.&nbsp; In the shortest format of the game, Suryakumar Yadav and Bhuvneshwar Kumar were named the best players. SKY collected 1164 runs in 31 matches and Bhuvi picked 37 wickets in 32 games in 2022.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/2023-i-m-ready-england-pacer-jofra-archer-eyes-strong-comeback-1672564295310">'2023 I'm ready': England pacer Jofra Archer eyes strong comeback</a>

Former Indian cricketer Gautam Gambhir feels that Ishan Kishan should be opening alongside Rohit Sharma in ODIs for the years to come.

Gautam Gambhir wants this player to open with Rohit Sharma in ODIs

Not KL Rahul, but here's who Gautam Gambhir wants to open alongside Rohit Sharma. 

The 41-year-old thinks the "debate is over" after Kishan's impressive 210-run innings against Bangladesh and that the youngster should be chosen as the opener ahead of players like KL Rahul.

Former Indian cricketer Gautam Gambhir feels that Ishan Kishan should be opening alongside Rohit Sharma in ODIs for the next few years.
The 41-year-old thinks the "debate is over" after Kishan's impressive 210-run innings against Bangladesh and that the youngster should be chosen as the opener ahead of players like KL Rahul.
"He got what 200 by the 35th over mark? You can't look at anyone beyond Ishan Kishan. He has to be given a longer run. He can also keep wickets as well, so he can do two jobs for you. So for me, that discussion shouldn't be there. If someone else had got a double-hundred, I think we would've gone gung-ho over that individual, but it's not the case with Ishan Kishan." said Gambhir in an interview.
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Dravid lauded Kohli's performance and record in the 50-over format. Virat Kohli has played 103 ODI matches and scored 8075 runs in the format.  

Virat Kohli's preparations never change irrespective of his form: Rahul Dravid

Indian coach Rahul Dravid lavished praise on Virat Kohli and highlighted how the ex-skipper is the perfect role model for young cricketers.

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Dravid lauded Kohli's performance and record in the 50-over format. Virat Kohli has played 103 ODI matches and scored 8075 runs in the format.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Indian coach Rahul Dravid lavished praise on Virat Kohli who smashed his 1st ODI century after a span of over 3 years during the 3rd ODI win in Bangladesh.&nbsp; Dravid while speaking to BCCI.tv pointed out how the ex-skipper's intensity for preparing before the game never wanes irrespective of his form in a particular format. The coach also lauded Kohli's performance and record in the 50-over format. The 34-year-old cricketer has played 103 ODI matches and scored 8075 runs in the format.&nbsp;&nbsp; 'For me, this has been a standout, watching him train this past year that never changes irrespective of whether he is doing well or not and that is a great lesson for a lot of young players', Dravid said and continued to hail his ability to read the game, when to play aggressively and when to control it.&nbsp; Further, days after KL Rahul had hinted how the Men in Blue will now aim at playing the aggressive form of cricket, Rahul Dravid too threw his weight behind it and said, 'I think adaptability is going to be very important, to play aggressively when you want to and then the opportunity to play a difficult period of the day of Test cricket either with the bat or ball and play some hard cricket'&nbsp;

Shami could also miss the upcoming two-Test series, beginning in Chittagong from December 14.

IND VS BAN ODI Series: Mohd Shami ruled out; Umran Malik named replacement

Mohd Shami has been ruled out of the 3-match ODI series against Bangladesh due to a hand injury. BCCI has named Umran Malik as his replacement. 

Shami could also miss the upcoming two-Test series, beginning in Chittagong from December 14.

Troubles for senior fast bowler Mohammed Shami do not seem to find an end. The Indian cricketer has been ruled out of the ODI series against Bangladesh due to a shoulder injury.&nbsp;
Shami who hurt himself during a training session post the T20 World Cup in Australia is currently under NCA's supervision in Bengaluru. The 32-year-old who did not travel with the team on December 1st to Bangladesh has now been replaced by Umran Malik, BCCI confirmed in a statement.&nbsp;
Shami could also miss the upcoming two-Test series starting December 14. India is set to play a 3-match ODI and 2-match Test series vs Bangladesh starting December 4th. India's squad for Bangladesh ODIs: Rohit Sharma (C), KL Rahul (VC), Shikhar Dhawan, Virat Kohli, Rajat Patidar, Shreyas Iyer, Rahul Tripathi, Rishabh Pant (WK), Ishan Kishan (WK), Shahbaz Ahmed, Axar Patel, Washington Sundar, Shardul Thakur, Mohd. Siraj, Deepak Chahar, Kuldeep Sen, Umran Malik

Dhawan who has been given the captainship for the third time this year was also named the captain for the India-Zimbabwe 3-match ODI series.

Shikhar Dhawan on being replaced as captain during Zimbabwe tour

Shikhar Dhawan opens up about being replaced by KL Rahul as the skipper during the 3-match ODI series in Zimbabwe. 

Here's what Gabbar said

Dhawan who has been given the captainship for the third time this year was also named the captain for the India-Zimbabwe 3-match ODI series.

Shikhar Dhawan who will lead Team India in the 3-match ODI series vs New Zealand has been appointed as the stand-in skipper whenever senior players are rested from tours.&nbsp;
The 36-year-old who has been given the responsibility for the third time in 2022 was also named the captain for the India-Zimbabwe 3-match ODI series earlier in August. However, when KL Rahul recovered from his hamstring injury just before the tour, BCCI handed the captaincy to KL Rahul and Dhawan was named his deputy.
When asked about how Gabbar felt about it, the India ODI opener said, 'KL Rahul is the vice-captain of our main team, when he came back I was mindful of the fact that he had to go to Asia Cup. If Rohit got injured during the tournament, then KL Rahul would have been asked to lead. So, it was better he had the practice during Zimbabwe Tour'
In the absence of skipper Rohit Sharma and vice-captain KL Rahul, Dhawan led the Men in Blue during the West Indies and South Africa ODI series.

After sacking the BCCI selection committee, BCCI expects the new chairman to select captains in each format

BCCI to opt for split captaincy; Hardik Pandya to likely take over T20I duties

After another embarrassment on the world stage, Split captaincy seems to be the answer to Team India's problems. 

The new selection committee is expected to select captains in each format. 

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After sacking the BCCI selection committee, BCCI expects the new chairman to select captains in each format

After another embarrassment on the world stage, split captaincy seems to be the only answer to Team India's problems.&nbsp; As per reports, Indian skipper Rohit Sharma will retain the Test and ODI captaincy and Hardik Pandya will be appointed as India's new skipper in the shortest format of the game in the run-up to the 2024 T20 World Cup in USA and West Indies. The 27-year-old has already proven his mettle as the IPL captain by winning the trophy with debutants Gujarat Titans. He also led India to a T20I series win against Ireland. The star all-rounder is also leading the Men in Blue in the 3-match T20I series in New Zealand. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/bcci-sacks-chetan-sharma-led-senior-selection-committee-invite-applications-1668786152610">After sacking the Chetan Sharma-led selection committee on Friday,</a> BCCI also said that it expects the new chairperson to select captains in each format, a PTI report said.&nbsp; India had an embarrassing finish at the T20 World Cup 2022. The Rohit Sharma-led side faced a 10-wicket drubbing by England in the semifinals Down Under.&nbsp;
Main job duties/responsibilities new selection committee for Team India:
&bull; Select the best possible team in a fair and transparent manner. &bull; Plan and prepare a strong bench strength for the Senior Men&rsquo;s National team. &bull; Attend Team meetings as and when required. &bull; Travel to watch Domestic and International matches. &bull; Prepare and provide evaluation reports of the respective team performances to the Apex Council of BCCI on a quarterly basis. &bull; Address the media on team selection as and when instructed by BCCI. &bull; Appoint Captain for the team in each format. &bull; Adhere to the rules and regulation of BCCI.

Spin bowler Washington Sundar replaced injured pacer Deepak Chahar in India's squad for the remainder of the two ODIs against South Africa.

Washington Sundar replaces Deepak Chahar in Team India squad

Indian pacer Deepak Chahar has been replaced by spin bowler Washington Sundar in the Indian squad for the ongoing ODI series.

Here's why

Indian pacer Deepak Chahar will not play any further part in India's ODI series against South Africa as he has been replaced by Washington Sundar due to injury.

Spin bowler Washington Sundar replaced injured pacer Deepak Chahar in India's squad for the remainder of the two ODIs against South Africa.
In a statement, BCCI informed that Chahar had a stiff back after the third T20I against the Proteas and subsequently didn't feature in India's Playing XI in the 1st ODI.
The statement further states that the 30-year-old pacer will now head back to National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru and will be monitored by the Medical Team.
This comes as a major blow for Team India's T20 World Cup preparations as well, given Chahar is a standby player for the marquee event.
Meanwhile, Sudar, who has also had injury issues in his short career so far, last played an ODI in February. He has played four Tests, four ODIs, and 31 T20s for India.
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Australian Cricket player David Warner has said that he would like to discuss leadership roles again with Cricket Australia (CA).

David Warner ready to discuss leadership roles with Cricket Australia

Australian cricketer David Warner is open to discussing leadership roles again with Cricket Australia following Aaron Finch's retirement from ODIs

Here is what he said

Warner was banned from taking any future leadership roles by Cricket Australia after he was found guilty in the Ball tampering incident back in 2018

Australian cricketer David Warner is open to discussing leadership roles again with Cricket Australia (CA).
The 35-year-old had been banned from taking any future leadership roles by CA after he was found guilty in the Ball tampering incident back in 2018. Warner was also handed a one-year ban following that.
The former Australian captain has been recommended for taking up a leadership role by many former players, including Aaron finch himself, who retired from ODI cricket recently.&nbsp;
'My phone&rsquo;s here. At the end of the day, what&rsquo;s done in the past is done. There&rsquo;s a new board and I&rsquo;m always happy to sit down and have a chat about anything,' Warner said in an interview with Fox Sports.
With FInch gone, pacer Pat Cummins' name was doing the rounds to become the next Aussie captain. However, with Warner throwing his name in the hat, the board might consider the southpaw as well.
Also read: <a title="Australia captain Aaron Finch announces retirement from ODI cricket " href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/australia-captain-aaron-finch-announces-retirement-from-odi-cricket-1662785943448">Australia captain Aaron Finch announces retirement from ODI cricket </a>
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Disney Star has bagged the global cricket rights once again for the next four years.
The International Cricket Council has confirmed that Disney Star has won the TV and digital rights for both men's and women's global events till 2027.
According to sources, Disney Star won the rights with a bid of $3 billion but the ICC is yet to disclose the winning value.
While there were other solid contenders in the form of Viacom 18, Sony Sports and Zee Network, Star's bid was reportedly much higher than all of them.
Also read: Preview - India Vs Pakistan: Mother of all clashes

Disney Star retains ICC broadcast and digital rights through to 2027

Disney Star will continue to be the home of ICC cricket in India for the next 4-year cycle.
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According to sources, Disney Star won the rights with a bid of $3 billion but the ICC is yet to disclose the winning value.

Disney Star has bagged the global cricket rights once again for the next 4-year cycle.
The International Cricket Council has confirmed that Disney Star has won the TV and digital rights for both men's and women's global events till 2027.
According to sources, Disney Star won the rights with a bid of $3 billion but the ICC is yet to disclose the winning value.
While there were other solid contenders in the form of Viacom 18, Sony Sports and Zee Network, Star's bid was reportedly much higher than all of them.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/asia-cup-2022-india-vs-pakistan-preview-playing-xi-prediction-match-timings-live-telecast-streaming-1661603213528">Preview - India Vs Pakistan: Mother of all clashes</a>

Ben Stokes' ODI retirement has set off an important discourse about the viability of the ODI format. Usman Khwaja, the Australian cricketer is the latest to voice his opinion about the dangling future of the 50-over format of cricket. Calling ODI, the third-ranked format among all three, Khawaja highlighted how the format is dying a slow death. The 35-year-old Test opener who himself hasn't played in the limited overs format for Australia since 2019 feels that ODI will have to bear the brunt of T20I's popularity. While for him, Test cricket is the 'pinnacle, T20 is entertainment', ODI, on the contrary, is only enjoyable during the World Cups. Khawaja said, 'Test cricket is the pinnacle, T20 has leagues around the world, great entertainment, everyone loves it, and ODI, as for ODI it is the third-ranked among all of them'Further, the Aussie also pointed out the physical and mental toll that an all-format player bears. In his understanding, while the shortest and the longest format of the game can be balanced, he isn't very convinced about accommodating the ODIs too. 

ODIs dying a slow death, Tests still have a strong presence: Usman Khawaja

Aussie cricketer Usman Khawaja feels while Tests & T20Is can be balanced, he is not sure if ODIs can be accommodated anymore!

Tap to know what the Australian star has to say about the 'dying ODI format'

Calling ODI, the third-ranked format among all three, Khawaja highlighted how the format is dying a slow death.

Ben Stokes' ODI retirement has set off an important discourse about the viability of the ODI format. Usman Khwaja, the Australian cricketer is the latest to voice his opinion about the dangling future of the 50-over format of cricket.&nbsp; Calling ODI, the third-ranked format among all three, Khawaja highlighted how the format is dying a slow death. The 35-year-old Test player who himself hasn't played in the limited overs format for Australia since 2019 feels that ODI will have to bear the brunt of T20I's popularity.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/odi-cricket-just-a-drag-now-wasim-akram-urges-authorities-to-scrap-the-50-over-format-1658381551808">'ODI cricket just a drag now': Wasim Akram urges authorities to scrap the 50-over format</a> While for him, Test cricket is the 'pinnacle, T20 is entertainment', ODI, on the contrary, is only enjoyable during the World Cups. Khawaja said, 'Test cricket is the pinnacle, T20 has leagues around the world, great entertainment, everyone loves it, and ODI, as for ODI it is the third-ranked among all of them' Further, the Aussie also pointed out the physical and mental toll that an all-format player bears. In his understanding, while the shortest and the longest format of the game can be balanced, he isn't very convinced about accommodating the ODIs too.&nbsp;

Sri Lanka spun a web as the Dhasun Shanaka-led team defeated the mighty Australian side by 4 runs in a last-ball thriller to make it an unassailable 3-1 lead in the 5-match ODI series in Colombo. This is their first win on home soil against Australia in 30 years. Chasing a defendable 259-run target, Australia began their innings on the wrong note as skipper Aaron Finch lost his wicket early. Though David Warner kept a side intact, the Australian line-up imploded courtesy of the Sri Lankan spinners. 
A partnership between Warner (99 off 112) & Travis Head (27 off 33) brought hope to the visitors but both fell prey to Dhananjay de Silva. The innings became interesting in the last over when 19 runs were needed and Mathew Kuhneman smashed 3 fours. But the team fell short of 4 runs as he perished on the captain's strike on the final ball of the innings. 
The spinners wreaked havoc on the line-up as they got 7 out of 10 wickets, winning their first ODI series against Australia since 2010. Earlier, the hosts who were sent in to bat first had a nervy start. A resilient Charith Asalanka, however, upped the ante for the Sri Lankan team who were reeling at 34-3 by the end of the 10th over. Asalanka along with Dhananjaya de Silva steadied their ship with a 101-run (100 balls) stand.  Though de silva fell on Mitchell Marsh’s strike soon after scoring his half-century, Asalanka maintained the momentum and went on to hit his maiden ODI ton. Aussies managed to pull the game back in the death over as they bundled out the Lankans for 258 in 49 overs.

Asalanka shines as Sri Lanka win ODI series vs Australia since 2010

Charith Asalanka and Sri Lankan spinners were the stars as Sri Lanka won their first series against Australia at home in 30 years.

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The Sri Lankan spinners wreaked havoc on the Aussie line-up as they got 7 out of 10 wickets, winning their first ODI series against Australia since 2010.&nbsp;

Dhasun Shanaka-led Sri Lanka defeated mighty Australia by 4 runs in a last-ball thriller to take an unassailable 3-1 lead in the 5-match ODI series in Colombo. This is their first win on home soil against Australia in 30 years.
Chasing a defendable 259-run target, Australia began their innings on the wrong note as skipper Aaron Finch lost his wicket early. Though David Warner kept a side intact, the Australian line-up imploded courtesy of the Sri Lankan spinners.
The innings became interesting in the last over when 19 runs were needed and Mathew Kuhneman smashed 3 fours. But visitors fell short of 4 runs as Kuhneman perished on the captain's strike on the final ball of the innings.
The spinners wreaked havoc on the line-up as they got 7 out of 10 wickets, helping Sri Lanka win their first ODI series against Australia in 30 years.
Earlier, the hosts who were sent in to bat first had a nervy start. A resilient Charith Asalanka, however, upped the ante for the Sri Lankan team who were reeling at 34-3 by the end of the 10th over.
Asalanka along with Dhananjaya de Silva steadied their ship with a 101-run (100 balls) stand. Though de silva fell on Mitchell Marsh&rsquo;s strike soon after scoring his half-century, Asalanka maintained the momentum and went on to hit his maiden ODI ton. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/india-tour-of-england-head-coach-rahul-dravid-joins-test-squad-in-leicester-1655809178417">India tour of England: Head coach Rahul Dravid joins Test squad in Leicester</a>

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