Author: Jitender

From ₹6,000 Crore to ₹20,686 Crore

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has once again showcased why it is the world’s most powerful cricketing body—not just on the field but also in financial terms. According to a recent financial report shared with state associations, the BCCI’s bank balance has grown to a staggering ₹20,686 crore in 2024, almost doubling its reserves in just five years. From around ₹6,059 crore in 2019, the board has added ₹14,627 crore—a figure that highlights the unmatched commercial power of Indian cricket. BCCI’s Financial Growth at a Glance (2019–2024) YearCash & Bank Balance (₹ Crore)Change (₹ Crore)20196,059—20209,240+3,181202112,340+3,100202215,820+3,480202316,493+673202420,686+4,193 Total…

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Sikandar Raza Creates History Most POTM

Zimbabwe cricket star Sikandar Raza has created history by surpassing two modern-day Indian greats — Virat Kohli and Suryakumar Yadav — to hold the record for the most Player of the Match (POTM) awards in T20 internationals. With this remarkable milestone, Raza has once again proved why he is considered one of the most impactful all-rounders in world cricket. Raza Surpasses Kohli & SKY in Style In the 2nd T20I against Sri Lanka in Harare, Raza delivered yet another match-winning performance, earning his 17th POTM award in T20Is. With this, he overtook Virat Kohli and Suryakumar Yadav, both of whom…

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Report: BCCI to Hold High-Level Meeting

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), the world’s richest and most powerful cricketing body, is gearing up for a crucial leadership reshuffle. According to reports, the board will hold a high-level meeting before its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on September 28 in Mumbai to decide on candidates for the top posts of President and Vice-President. This decision comes at a time when Indian cricket is at a turning point, both administratively and on the field, making the upcoming elections one of the most closely watched in recent memory. When and Where Will the AGM Take Place? The…

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Pakistan Pulls Out of Women’s World Cup 2025 Opening Ceremony

As excitement builds for the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025, a surprising development has emerged—Pakistan will not attend the tournament’s grand opening ceremony in India. Scheduled for September 30 in Guwahati, the ceremony will mark the official start of the much-awaited competition. But according to reports, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided that no player or representative will take part in the event. This news has added a fresh twist to the tournament’s narrative, once again underlining how cricket and politics remain deeply intertwined when it comes to India–Pakistan relations. Why Pakistan Is Skipping the Ceremony The decision is…

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Shreyas Iyer Returns to Leadership Role as India A Captain

Shreyas Iyer is back in the headlines, and this time not just for his batting. As per reports, the stylish right-hander will captain India A in two upcoming unofficial Test matches against Australia A. The matches will be held in Lucknow and Kanpur, and they present a huge opportunity for Iyer to underline his leadership skills and stake his claim for a Test comeback. A Big Chance for Iyer The India A vs Australia A series has often served as a launchpad for young and senior players alike. This time, all eyes will be on Shreyas Iyer, who has been…

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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has once again shown why Indian cricket is the most lucrative property in the sporting world. In its latest move, the BCCI has raised the base price for Team India’s jersey sponsorship, a decision that could see the board’s earnings skyrocket by nearly ₹500 crore over the next three years. Under the revised rates, any new sponsor will now have to pay ₹3.5 crore per bilateral match and ₹1.5 crore for every ICC or ACC tournament game. These figures mark a substantial increase from the previous sponsorship deal and highlight the…

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Rohit Sharma Goes Down on Knees Before Lord Ganesha

India’s cricketing icon Rohit Sharma, fondly known as the Hitman, is not just admired for his explosive batting but also for his humility off the field. This Ganesh Chaturthi, Rohit won the hearts of millions once again as he was seen going down on his knees to take blessings from Lord Ganesha at a Mumbai pandal. The heartwarming video quickly went viral, with fans chanting “Mumbai Cha Raja” (Mumbai’s King) to celebrate their beloved cricketer. A Spiritual Pause Amid Festivities Ganesh Chaturthi is one of Maharashtra’s grandest festivals, celebrated with unmatched enthusiasm across Mumbai. For Rohit Sharma, a proud Mumbaikar,…

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Hardik Pandya’s New Look Sparks Buzz Before Asia Cup 2025

Cricket and fashion have always shared a special bond, and few Indian cricketers embody that better than Hardik Pandya. Known for his fearless batting, fiery bowling, and flamboyant personality, the star all-rounder has once again grabbed the spotlight—this time for his new hairstyle that fans are calling “Nicholas Pooran style or Ben Stokes.” As Team India gears up for the Asia Cup 2025, Pandya has given his followers a fresh surprise with his bold makeover, and social media can’t stop talking about it. Hardik Pandya Says: “New Me” Just days before the Asia Cup kicks off, Hardik took to Instagram…

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Australia Reveal Balanced Squad for Women’s World Cup 2025

The countdown to the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 has just gotten more exciting! The defending champions, Australia, have officially named their 15-member squad, and it’s nothing short of world-class. With a mix of proven match-winners and fresh faces, the seven-time champions look well-prepared to defend their crown in the biggest tournament of women’s cricket, set to be played in India and Sri Lanka from September 30 to November 2. Alyssa Healy to Lead the Charge The team will once again be captained by Alyssa Healy, one of the most explosive openers in the women’s game. Healy, who lit up…

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Shock Comeback! Ross Taylor Returns to Cricket, Set to Represent Samoa at 41

Cricket fans around the world were left stunned this week when Ross Taylor, one of New Zealand’s greatest ever batters, announced that he is coming out of retirement. But here’s the twist—Taylor won’t be returning in the famous black jersey of New Zealand. Instead, the 41-year-old legend will represent Samoa, the country of his maternal heritage, in the upcoming T20 World Cup Qualifiers 2025. A Surprise Return After Two Years of Retirement Ross Taylor had retired from international cricket in April 2022, closing a glittering career with the Black Caps. Many believed that was the final chapter of his journey…

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