*Shubman Gill ruled out, India name 38th Test captain*
India’s star opener Shubman Gill has been scribed out of the remainder of the South Africa series after a neck spasm, prompting the selectors to promote a new captain for the second Test in Guwahati. The BCCI confirmed the decision, sparking speculation over who will lead the side in Gill’s absence.
*India suffer 30‑run defeat to South Africa in Kolkata; Gambhir defends Eden Gardens pitch*
South Africa clinched a historic win on Day 3 at Eden Gardens, chasing down 124 to beat India by 30 runs. Coach Gautam Gambhir brushed off criticism of the “turner” track, saying it was exactly the surface the team wanted, while former captain Sourav Ganguly urged the coach to listen to the players.
*Kagiso Rabada ruled out of the Guwahati Test*
South Africa’s fast‑bowler Kagiso Rabada has been declared unavailable for the second Test in Guwahati, a blow to the Proteas’ bowling attack as they look to level the series. The news comes after a string of injuries have plagued the squad.
*WPL 2026 auction: 277 players shortlisted, 73 spots up for grabs*
The Women’s Premier League announced its mini‑auction shortlist, featuring 277 cricketers vying for 73 available slots. The auction will shape the upcoming season, with marquee names like Deepti Sharma and Renuka Singh among the top contenders.
*Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s power‑play mystery – why he didn’t bat, and a viral photo*
A recent photo of Vaibhav Suryavanshi sitting out the powerplay has gone viral, prompting fans to ask why the youngster was left on the bench. The reason, revealed by the team, was a tactical decision to preserve his spot for the middle overs.
*India A vs Pakistan A Rising Stars Asia Cup semifinal – PAK win by 5 runs*
In a thrilling semi‑final, Pakistan A edged out Sri Lanka A by five runs, setting up a showdown with India A. The match highlighted emerging talent from both nations and promised an exciting final.
*Ashes 2025‑26: Australia set unwanted records, England eye a “BazBall” resurgence*
The first Ashes Test saw Australia create a new unwanted milestone – the longest spell of dot balls in a Test innings – while England’s “BazBall” approach is being touted as a potential game‑changer for the series.
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