FanCode has been awarded the broadcast rights for the upcoming 2025-26 ISL season with KPS Studios bagging the production rights. A total of seven parties had shown interest. The truncated season gets underway on February 14 – after a five month delay.
Former Pakistan batter Mohammad Yousuf backed the government’s decision to boycott the India match at the T20 World Cup, calling it an “eye-for-an-eye” move against political interference. The ICC expressed concern, warning that selective participation violates tournament principles and could hurt Pakistan cricket. Sources say Pakistan may face strict action, including possible exclusion.
Pakistan’s boycott of the India-Pakistan T20 World Cup match is projected to cause a massive financial loss of USD 250 million. This decision risks significant revenue for all stakeholders, including the ICC and India’s broadcaster, JioStar, which faces estimated advertising losses of Rs 200-250 crore.
Vedant Trivedi played a crucial rescue knock of 68 against Pakistan in the U19 World Cup 2026 after India’s collapse, helping the team post 252. The Ahmedabad batter showed discipline, mental strength and patience on a tough pitch. His comeback followed earlier failures, a missed England tour, and years of technical, fitness and mindset-focused training.
Tilak Varma marked his return from injury with an all-round showing in India A’s warm-up against USA, batting fluently and bowling extended spells. With no visible rust, the 23-year-old strengthened his case as India’s No. 3 for the T20 World Cup, even as selection debates intensify around the second opener and backup bowling options.
Young all-rounder Kanishk Chouhan starred as India beat Pakistan by 58 runs to reach the ICC U-19 World Cup semifinals, where they face Afghanistan. India posted 252, boosted by Kanishk’s quick 35 and Vedant Trivedi’s 68. Pakistan lacked urgency, managing only 194. Spin trio Kanishk, Khilan Patel and Ayush Mhatre sealed a dominant win.
Pakistan’s government has officially confirmed that the national team will not participate in the 2026 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup match against India. While granting permission for the team to travel to Sri Lanka, the statement indicated a boycott of the February 15, 2026, group-stage fixture without providing a specific reason.
Pakistan government has announced that their cricket team will not play India in the group stage contest of the T20 World Cup. The government did allow the team to travel to Sri Lanka for their matches. A look at the sequence of events that led to this decision.
The ICC has raised serious concerns over Pakistan’s decision to boycott its February 15 T20 World Cup 2026 match against India, saying selective participation goes against the spirit of global tournaments. While awaiting official word from the PCB, the ICC stressed that fairness, integrity and equal competition are core to its events. It warned of … Read more
Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif believes Pakistan’s boycott of the India match at the T20 World Cup is a calculated move aimed squarely at the ICC’s financial and governance structure. Linking the decision to Bangladesh’s removal from the tournament, Latif argues this is not an emotional reaction but a strategic play that could reshape world … Read more