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Two years just flew by, enjoying highs and lows of my game: Arshdeep Singh

T20 World Cup-winner Arshdeep Singh doesn't like fretting over the future or dwelling on the past. The left-arm pacer prefers to embrace the present. The 25-year-old, who is leading the Indian pace attack in the ongoing three-match T20I series against Bangladesh, made his debut just two years ago but has already played 55 T20Is, including two World Cups. "I am enjoying my game and didn't even realise how these two years flew by. I just try and stay in the present, enjoy the highs and lows, that is my focus," Arshdeep said ahead of the second T20I against Bangladesh on Tuesday. "My life's mantra is to enjoy the present. Today is my rest day so I will enjoy my rest today. Kal ka Kal dekhenge (Will think about tomorrow when it comes). The T20 World Cup is two years away, very far I don't think much about the future," he added when a question on his future was thrown his way. The Punjab pacer, who honed his red-ball skills in county cricket last season and put up a stellar display in t

Mahmudullah announces retirement from T20Is ahead of IND-BAN match in Delhi

The all-rounder, who made his T20 International debut against Kenya in 2007, represented Bangladesh in 139 T20 Internationals

Surya's comforting words helped us stay calm: Debutante Mayank, Nitish

Mayank Yadav and Nitish Kumar Reddy were expectedly nervous ahead of their India debut in the first T20 International against Bangladesh here but the newcomers said skipper Suryakumar Yadav helped them stay calm with his comforting words. Mayank, the 21-year-old pace sensation, made his debut here on Sunday after recovering from a recurring abdominal strain after playing only four matches in this year's IPL. He impressed in the first match returning with figures of 1/21 from his four overs. Nitish, also 21, also made instant impact by remaining unbeaten on 16 off 15 balls, to help India register a commanding seven-wicket win in the series-opener. "He (Suryakumar) gives you freedom. When I was taking the run up, he was telling me 'do what you feel, what you feel best'. So that's very important for any fast bowler, specially when you making your debut," Mayank told BCCI.TV. Nitish added: "He is very calm and cool. He is doing fabulous captaincy, not giving any pressure to us. We were

IND vs BAN, 2nd T20I: Can Bangladesh get a comeback win vs India in Delhi?

The Bangla Tigers will be playing the 2nd T20I at Delhi's Arun Jaitley Stadium on October 9 and will need to put their best foot forward to take the series into the final game.

IND vs BAN: Our batters don't know how to score 180 runs, admits Shanto

Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto has candidly admitted that his team doesn't know how to consistently post 180 plus totals in a T20 game. Batting has been Bangladesh's weak link for a while, especially their approach in the powerplay. They struggled to 39 for two in six overs on Sunday night before managing a below par 127. India chased that down in just 11.5 overs to go 1-0 up in the series. "We have the ability, but we have room for improvement in our skills. We have been batting in this way for the last 10 years. Sometimes we do well. We have to make some changes, perhaps where we practice back home." Shanto feels that tracks in Bangladesh aren't conducive for big scoring games of T20 and that has affected their collective batting performance. "We play on 140-150 wickets at home. Our batters don't know how to score 180 runs. I won't blame just the wickets, but we have to consider skills and mentality," Shanto said following the crushing loss. The batters' shot selectio

IND vs BAN 1st T20: India register biggest win T20 history in Gwalior

India took a 1-0 lead in the series with a dominant seven-wicket win over Bangladesh in Gwalior. Strong performances from Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya, and Varun Chakravarthy sealed the victory.

ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024 points table: ENG, SA position in Group B

Bangladesh's Sobhana Mostary, with her fighting 44-run knock against England on Saturday, is now the top batter in Group B

India vs Bangladesh HIGHLIGHTS, 1st T20: IND thrashes BAN in Gwalior to go 1-0 up in the series

India vs Bangladesh 1st T20 HIGHLIGHTS: Hardik Pandya led India's chase with unbeaten 39 off just 16 balls

IND vs BAN: Mayank Yadav debuts for India; check Mayank's fastest ball here

Mayank received the debut cap from former India spinner Murali Karthik while Gautam Gambhir presented the debut cap to Nitish Kumar Reddy.

India vs Bangladesh 1st T20 Playing 11, live time, head-to-head, streaming

IND vs BAN 1st T20 Playing 11 prediction: Mayank Yadav, and Nitish Kumar Reddy receive debut caps ahead of the toss. India asked Bangladesh to bat first in Gwalior

IND vs BAN 1st T20: Pitch analysis and key stats at Gwalior's new venue

Shrimant Madhavrao Scindia Stadium in Gwalior is set to host its first international match on Sunday (October 6), when India faces Bangladesh in the first T20 of the three-match series.

India vs Bangladesh 1st T20: Why reaching Gwalior's new stadium is a hassle

As Gwalior hosts its first international match since the iconic India vs South Africa game in 2010, several factors contribute to the spectators' logistical difficulties. Check details here

India vs Bangladesh 1st T20: Expecting pitch to play slow - Towhid Hridoy

Bangladesh middle-order batter Towhid Hridoy is expecting the pitch to play slow in the T20 series opener against India as both teams enter unknown territory with the Shrimant Madhavrao Stadium hosting its first international match on Sunday. Bangladesh took part in their third practice session here on Saturday. "T20 is a game of runs, every team want to score runs. But no international match has happened here, it is a new venue. We don't know what will be the condition. Looking at the practice wicket, I feel it is a slow pitch. In such wickets having a high scoring game is very less. No IPL match has also happened here, said Hridoy. Hridoy also stressed the team is here to win the series though it will miss the services of champion all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan, who recently retired from T20 and Test cricket. Pressure is always there, but if we think about that then we will not be able to perform well, our focus is always on process and how to perform. Shakib bhai is not there, we

ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024: Group B standings, top batters and bowlers

England beat Bangladesh by 21 runs on Saturday to jump up to the top spot

BAN W vs ENG W Highlights, Women's T20 World Cup 2024: ENG beat BAN by 21 runs in a low scoring game

Bangladesh women vs England women HIGHLIGHTS: Englamnd's Danni Wyatt-Hodge named player of the game for her 41 off 40 innings

IND vs BAN: Shivam Dube ruled out of T20 series due to back injury

BCCI has named Tilak Varma as replacement for Dube on Saturday

Women's T20 World Cup 2024: BAN-W vs ENG-W playing 11, live time, streaming

England will hope to replicate their performance from the inaugural season in 2024, which saw them become the first-ever Women's World T20 champions

MPCA chief says Gwalior's new stadium will help host more matches

International cricket will return to Gwalior after a 14-year gap on Sunday but going forward the city will not have to wait that long to host high-profile matches as the newly built stadium will allow MPCA to stage games "alternatively" with Indore, the state association's president Abhilash Khandekar informed PTI on Saturday. The state-of-the-art Shrimant Madhavrao Stadium was inaugurated in June and is the new home of big ticket cricket in the city replacing the deteriorating Captain Roop Singh Stadium, which is run by the local corporation. Speaking to PTI ahead of the India-Bangladesh T20I, Khandekar said Gwalior is a city with a rich cricketing history and therefore deserved a world-class venue. "The ICC and BCCI want an exclusive stadium for cricket and we have two now in Gwalior and Indore. "Going forward, whenever MPCA is allotted matches by the BCCI, we would want to use Gwalior and Indore alternatively. Both are traditional venues with rich history of the game," said ...

Bangladesh team skips mosque to hold Friday prayers at hotel in Gwalior

Ahead of its T20 clash with India in Gwalior, the Bangladesh cricket squad did not visit the city's Moti Masjid on Friday and instead, offered prayers at their hotel, a police official said on Saturday. We had made elaborate security arrangements around Moti Masjid but the Bangladesh team did not turn up. No organisation had given any call to disrupt their visit, Gwalior Zone Inspector General Arvind Saxena told PTI over the phone. The mosque in the city's Phoolbagh area is about 3 km from the hotel where the visitors have been put up. Security has been stepped up in the city amid a call for a Gwalior bandh' on match day by right-wing outfits in protest against alleged atrocities on Hindus in Bangladesh since the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government there in August. The decision to skip the mosque visit might have been taken at the team's management level, he said. The official confirmed that the Shahar Qazi' (city's top Muslim cleric) reached the hotel and led the Bangladeshi ...

Gwalior DM imposes prohibitory orders ahead of IND vs BAN T20 match

Days before a T20I cricket match between India and Bangladesh in Gwalior, the district magistrate has clamped prohibitory orders, banning protests and circulation of inflammatory material, especially on social media, to maintain peace and ensure an incident-free match, officials have said. The orders will be in force till October 7 and come in the wake of a Gwalior bandh' call given by the Hindu Mahasabha on the match day (Oct 6) and protests by other organisations. The right-wing outfit on Wednesday staged a protest demanding the cancellation of Sunday's match over "atrocities" committed on Hindus in Bangladesh, which saw violent demonstrations, political upheaval and a change in government in August. District magistrate and collector Ruchika Chauhan issued the prohibitory orders under section 163 of the Bhartiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), which replaced the British-era Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) in July, on recommendation of the Superintendent of Police, officials ...