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This news gives a brief description of the events that made headlines in the cricket world today.
1) This West Indies bowler left cricket, who was banned due to dirty comments on Root
West Indies fast bowler Shannon Gabriel has retired from international cricket. He informed his fans about this through a post on social media. The 36-year-old player made his debut for West Indies in 2012 and in his 12-year long career, he played 59 Tests, 25 ODIs and two T20 Internationals, taking a total of 202 wickets.
2) How much salary will Jai Shah get after becoming ICC Chairman, know full details here
Like the BCCI, the ICC also does not pay any fixed salary to its officials and compensates them through various allowances, benefits and reimbursements. The ICC has not given full details of its payment structure, but Shah is expected to receive a salary once he takes charge. Shah can earn money from meetings, tours and all cricket-related work during this period.
3) R Ashwin selected his all-time IPL XI, did not make Rohit the captain
Team India’s star spinner R Ashwin has recently selected his all-time IPL-XI. In this team, he has included 7 Indians including Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and MS Dhoni and has also given place to 4 foreign players. Ashwin has chosen MS Dhoni, not Rohit Sharma, as the captain of his all-time IPL playing XI.
Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, Suresh Raina, Suryakumar Yadav, AB de Villiers, MS Dhoni (captain/wicketkeeper), Rashid Khan, Sunil Narine, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Jasprit Bumrah, Lasith Malinga
4) “Babar Azam’s ranking should come down in ODIs too”, why did Basit Ali call Babar’s downfall a boon
In his new YouTube video, Basit said about Babar’s ranking that, “The biggest news for me is Babar Azam coming to number 9 in the ICC rankings. This is a very good thing for Babar Azam. His ranking should also come down in ODIs. He is not the number 1 batsman in ODIs. Now Babar will have a hunger to score runs. If he is still not hungry to perform, then this will lead him to face very bad things going forward. The announcement of the rankings by the ICC before the second Test can prove to be a boon for Babar.”
5) I want to become the Virat Kohli of Indian badminton in the coming years: Lakshya Sen
Lakshya Sen was asked in the TRS podcast that you are called the Virat Kohli of Indian badminton, so do you take this as a compliment? On this Lakshya said, “Why not, I mean if he is saying this then it is a good thing, but it is also true that he has done a lot for Indian cricket and yes, I want to become the Virat Kohli of Indian badminton in the coming years.”
