Shortly before the start of this year's T20 World Cup in the UAE, Kohli had announced his decision to step down as India's T20I captain after the tournament
Rohit Sharma was named India's new ODI skipper last week and he takes the reins from Kohli as India gear up for the South Africa series
India will play three Tests against South Africa, starting December 26, followed by as many ODIs in January
Kohli will be leading India in a three-Test series starting December 26 in Centurion and the series ends on January 15 in Cape Town with the third and final Test
BCCI Secretary Jay Shah launched the second edition of the HAP Cup, the biggest tournament for the differently abled in India.
CSA chairperson Lawson Naidoo has said that BCCI's decision to tour South Africa shows how good the friendship is between both countries
Sharma has suffered a hit on his hand during a net session in Mumbai
A day after replacing him with Rohit Sharma as India's ODI skipper, the BCCI on Thursday thanked Virat Kohli for displaying "grit, passion and determination" during his tenure. Rohit was also named Kohli's deputy in the Test format. The Mumbaikar is already India's T20 captain. "A leader who led the side with grit, passion & determination. Thank you Captain @imVkohli," the Board tweeted on the day after completely omitting any reference to him in the press note that announced Rohit's elevation to ODI captaincy. In a captaincy that began in 2017, Kohli led India to 65 wins out of 95 matches with an admirable winning percentage of 70.43. He relinquished T20 captaincy at the end of the T20 World Cup where India could not make the knockout stages. Rohit's first assignment as India's limited overs captain was the T20 series against New Zealand at home last month, which the team won 3-0. His next big test would be the South Africa ODI series, the squad for which is yet to be announced.
Asked how he would sum up the year which started with 27 wickets in three Tests against England, Axar agreed that it has indeed been a dream
The BCCI took this decision during its Annual General Meeting (AGM)
It comes after Cricket South Africa (CSA) said a couple of hours ago that the tour of India will go ahead as planned, clearing the air of uncertainty caused by the new Omicron variant of the COVID-19
Indian cricketers will travel to South Africa later this month despite the threat Omicron as the BCCI is convinced that the bio-bubble being created by the CSA will be safe
The fate of India's upcoming tour of South Africa amid the trepidation triggered by new COVID-19 variant Omicron will be addressed when the BCCI holds its 90th Annual General Meeting on Saturday
BCCI treasurer Arun Dhumal Tuesday said India's tour of South Africa remains on schedule provided the situation doesn't aggravate in the rainbow nation after a new COVID-19 variant was detected there
Anurag Thakur said that the Board of Control for Cricket in India should consult the government before sending the cricket team to South Africa where a new Covid-19 variant has emerged
The next edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), which will be a ten-team affair, is likely to begin on April 2 in Chennai
The catering and menu document also mentions categorically that no pork or beef should be part of any food in any form or variety
The IPL emerged as a global brand after the bidding for two teams last month fetched more than $1.5 billion
BCCI president Sourav Ganguly has been appointed as the Chairman of the ICC men's Cricket Committee, the game's governing body said on Wednesday. Ganguly will replace fellow Indian Anil Kumble, who stepped down after serving a maximum of three, three-year terms. "I am delighted to welcome Sourav to the position of Chair of the ICC Men's Cricket Committee," ICC Chair Greg Barclay said in a release. "His experience as one of the world's best players and latterly as an administrator will help us shape our cricketing decisions moving forward. "I would also like to thank Anil for his outstanding leadership over the last nine years which has included improving the international game through more regular and consistent application of DRS and a robust process for addressing suspect bowling actions." The Board also approved that first-class status and list A classification will be applied to women's cricket to align with the men's game and applied retrospectively. Going forward the ICC Wo
On the eve of New Zealand T20 Internationals, Dravid admitted he will have to think long-term