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As the IPL 2025 Mega Auction approaches, all eyes are on which players will grab headlines this time. Scheduled for December in Mumbai, this auction will witness some of the biggest cricketing names back in the pool due to team releases, injuries, and strategic changes. Players like Ben Stokes, Kane Williamson, and even Pat Cummins may attract huge bids, depending on their fitness and availability. Young Indian stars like Riyan Parag, Tilak Varma, and Abhishek Sharma are also expected to spark bidding wars. The increase in the salary cap allows teams to think big—₹110 crore gives more flexibility for rebuilding squads. Franchises like Royal Challengers Bangalore are likely to focus on bowlers after another disappointing season. Meanwhile, Chennai Super Kings might be hunting for MS Dhoni’s successor, and Mumbai Indians could look for overseas power-hitters. With a mix of youth, experience, and fresh strategies, IPL 2025 promises another blockbuster season before the first ball is ev...

The Asia Cup 2025 is almost here, and cricket fans across the continent are already feeling the excitement. This year’s tournament will be hosted in the UAE, with matches scheduled in Dubai, Sharjah, and Abu Dhabi. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) recently announced its 20-man provisional squad, sparking debate and high expectations among fans. Leading the squad is Babar Azam, back at the helm after a mixed year in T20 cricket. Mohammad Rizwan remains his trusted deputy, while the pace duo of Shaheen Shah Afridi and Haris Rauf provides firepower. The selectors have also brought in rising stars like Ubaid Shah and Qasim Akram, looking to blend youth with experience. Spin will be vital in UAE conditions, and Shadab Khan returns as a key player alongside leg-spinner Usama Mir. Middle-order power-hitter Azam Khan has also been given another chance to shine. The biggest draw will be the high-voltage India vs Pakistan clash, likely to be held in Dubai. Fans are already marking their calendar...

  The cricketing world is abuzz with anticipation as the Asia Cup 2025 draws near. Hosted in the United Arab Emirates , this year’s edition promises high-octane rivalries, rising talent, and key performances ahead of the 2025 Champions Trophy . The tournament will feature top Asian teams including India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, and Nepal . The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has officially announced a 20-member provisional squad , marking the return of several senior players while also introducing fresh talent. Babar Azam will lead the side, with Mohammad Rizwan retaining his place as vice-captain and wicket-keeper. The inclusion of Shaheen Shah Afridi and Haris Rauf adds firepower to the pace attack, while Shadab Khan and Usama Mir will handle spin duties on the UAE’s slower pitches. One of the most talked-about inclusions is that of Ubaid Shah , younger brother of Naseem Shah, who impressed in the U19 World Cup. Another surprise pick is Qasim Akram , ...

 India sealed a thrilling 3-2 T20 series win over Zimbabwe, with a solid team performance in the final match in Harare. Led by Shubman Gill, the Indian side bounced back after a shock loss in the first match. The young Indian pace attack impressed throughout the series, while players like Rinku Singh and Ruturaj Gaikwad contributed heavily with the bat. This series served as preparation for the upcoming home season and provided exposure to emerging players. Zimbabwe, despite the loss, fought hard and found positives in Sikandar Raza’s all-round efforts.

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 The Asia Cup 2025 is set to begin on September 9 in the UAE , featuring eight teams in a T20 format. All eyes are on the high-voltage India vs Pakistan clash scheduled for September 14 in Dubai , with potential rematches later in the Super Four and final stages. While fans are eagerly awaiting this iconic encounter, the match has sparked major political controversy. Following recent border tensions and the Pahalgam terror attack , many political leaders and former cricketers—like Shreevats Goswami and Mohammad Azharuddin—have urged India to boycott the match . On the other hand, ex-captain Sourav Ganguly defended India's participation, stating, “ Sport must go on. ” The BCCI has not withdrawn , maintaining its commitment under the Asian Cricket Council's decision. As the tournament draws closer, excitement builds—alongside the pressure of balancing diplomacy, public sentiment, and the spirit of the game.