DTVHINDIBCCI informed ICC, Champions Trophy will be organized in hybrid model.! Two countries were shortlisted
According to the report, BCCI has told ICC that the Indian government has advised not to send the team to Pakistan. India not to travel to Pakistan for Champions Trophy The Champions Trophy 2025 is to be played in Pakistan from 19 February to 9 March next year. PCB is going to host the ICC tournament after a gap of 18 years. The news of India not going on Pakistan tour has been going on for a long time. Meanwhile, a big report has come out which has revealed that BCCI has officially informed ICC that Team India will not go to Pakistan for the tournament. In this situation, now ICC and PCB will have to consider hybrid model and find a venue. Indian government does not want the team to tour Pakistan According to the report of ESPNCricinfo, BCCI has told ICC that the Indian government has advised not to send the team to Pakistan. However, it has not been confirmed whether BCCI communicated its decision verbally or not. The report states that the ICC is demanding a written report from the BCCI before informing the PCB. UAE and Sri Lanka shortlisted Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Mohsin Naqvi on Friday (8 November) had rejected the news of holding the Champions Trophy on hybrid model. But according to reports, contingency plans have been prepared a few months in advance to conduct the tournament in a hybrid model. Some countries have also been shortlisted, which include UAE and Sri Lanka. UAE is close to Pakistan, due to which it is the first choice. Let us tell you, India had earlier refused to tour Pakistan for the Asia Cup 2023, after which the hybrid model was adopted and the team played all the matches in Sri Lanka. Delay in releasing the schedule The Champions Trophy 2024 schedule was scheduled to be announced in Lahore next week, but it has now been postponed. India has refused to visit Pakistan. Will the tournament be held in hybrid model or not? If it happens, where will it happen? Due to all these things, there is a delay in releasing the schedule.
PCB rejected the news of getting Champions Trophy hybrid model, said- people write anything to make news
A PCB source told India Today on Friday, November 8, that Pakistan has not considered a hybrid model and is keen to host the entire tournament across three venues – Karachi, Lahore and Rawalpindi. This clarification comes at a time when there is speculation that the International Cricket Council will announce the Champions Trophy schedule on November 11. ICC will soon announce the schedule of Champions Trophy Reports claim that the ICC will announce the schedule of the eight-team tournament without confirming the venue. PCB source said that, “Hybrid model is not under consideration. People write anything claiming to have XYZ sources. People write anything just to get some ideas. As of now, we have not decided anything about this. Our stand remains the same.” Pakistan previously hosted the Asia Cup in 2023 in a hybrid model, through which India played its games in Sri Lanka. The final was also played in Sri Lanka. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has not stated its stand on the senior men’s team going to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy. BCCI will remain in touch with the Government of India for this. According to the provisional schedule proposed by the PCB, the Champions Trophy match between arch-rivals India and Pakistan is to be held in Lahore on March 1 next year. The tournament will start on 19 February 2025 with the first match between Pakistan and New Zealand in Karachi. The final will be held on March 9 at Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore. According to the temporary schedule, all India’s matches have been held in Lahore due to security and logistical reasons.
Mohammed Shami can prove to be a good role model for Akash Deep: Zaheer Khan
This young fast bowler has taken 5 wickets in two matches so far. Mohammad Shami and Akash Deep (Pic Source-X) Indian team’s young fast bowler Akash Deep has started his international cricket career with a bang. Many people have praised Akash Deep a lot. Let us tell you that this young fast bowler has taken 5 wickets in two matches so far. Recently, former fast bowler Zaheer Khan said that Mohammed Shami can prove to be a role model for Akash Deep. Talking about Mohammed Shami, his performance in international cricket has also been tremendous. At present Mohammed Shami is recovering from his injury and very soon he can be seen performing brilliantly once again in international cricket. Zaheer Khan presented his side regarding the similarity between these two players. Zaheer Khan told Cricbuzz, ‘Akash Deep also tries to attack the stumps. Mohammed Shami also has the same thinking. Mohammed Shami can become a good role model for young fast bowlers. Like Shami, Akash Deep also makes good use of the seam. If Akash Deep also talks to other bowlers then he can also add variety to his bowling: Zaheer Khan Currently, the second test match between Team India and Bangladesh is being played in Kanpur. On the first day of play of this second Test match, Akash Deep took two wickets for 34 runs in 10 overs. Due to rain, the match lasted only 35 overs in which Bangladesh scored 107 runs losing three wickets. Zaheer Khan further said, ‘When you attack the stumps and bowl good lengths, the result is in your favor. This is the reason why Mohammed Shami has also achieved success. If Akash Deep is looking at someone as a role model then there is no one better than Shami. Akash Deep can bowl well consistently but if he talks to other bowlers also, he can add more variety to his bowling. The fastest batsman to score 1000 thousand runs in test cricket- Batsmen who hit the most sixes in the death overs of IPL These 5 famous actors are the biggest fans of Mahendra Singh Dhoni Bowler taking most wickets in first over in Test (Active) Shakib Al Hasan announces retirement from Test format Virat Kohli out of top-10 in ICC Test batting rankings Players who have participated in every edition of Women’s T20 World Cup so far- Player with the highest wicket taker in the history of Women’s T20 World Cup- List of captains who have won the most test matches for India- List of players taking most wickets in Duleep Trophy 2024-
Who is the Russian model Elena Tuteja whom Hardik Pandya is dating? Photos went viral
Elena Tuteja is a Russian model and Bollywood actress. Hardik Pandya and Elena Tuteja Dating Rumours (Pic Source Instagram) Hardik Pandya and Elena Tuteja Dating Rumours?: Indian all-rounder Hardik Pandya has returned to the country after becoming the world champion. Hardik played an important role in Team India’s World Cup victory. But for the last few months, things are not right in Hardik’s personal life. There are rumours that he is going to divorce his wife Natasha. Divorce rumours between Hardik Pandya and his wife Natasha Stankovic are rife, but neither of them has reacted to it. After the T20 World Cup, Natasha did not post anything for Hardik on social media. But now the famous Russian model has shared pictures with Hardik which has fuelled the rumours further. Yes, Russian model and Bollywood actress Elena Tuteja has shared some pictures with Hardik. Along with this, she also wrote a caption – “India is very proud of its champions, I decided to remember my shooting with one of them. Hardik Pandya who made us feel proud with his team.” See Elena Tuteja’s photo with Hardik Pandya Hardik Pandya and Elena Tuteja Dating Rumours (Pic Source Instagram) After this post, Indian fans are making different kinds of speculations, some users are calling her Hardik Pandya’s girlfriend, while some are commenting Bhabhi. Who is Elena Tuteja who posted a picture with Hardik Pandya? Elena Tuteja is a Russian model and Bollywood actress. She was born in Moscow. A few years ago she came to Mumbai and participated in the Mrs. India contest. She got third place in this competition. Elena has appeared in the TV series Partners, Savdhaan India and Battameez Dil.
‘Australia and India are at the top…’: Jason Holder suggests football model to save Test cricket
Jason Holder is part of Dubai Capitals (DC) in ILT20 2024. West Indies captain Jason Holder. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images for ECB) Former West Indies captain and senior all-rounder Jason Holder (Jason Holder) believes that the International Cricket Council (ICC) and cricket boards around the world will have to fix a window for Test cricket in a year so that they can keep all their players available for selection. Jason Holder has given this statement after his decision not to participate in the ongoing two-match Test series against Australia to participate in the International League T-20 (ILT20) 2024. He is part of Dubai Capitals (DC), owned by Delhi Capitals owner GMR Group, in ILT20 2024. Talking about his decision not to go on Australia tour, Jason Holder said that after long discussions with Cricket West Indies (CWI) he decided to play in ILT20 2024, but it does not mean that He will not play test cricket anymore. I am not turning my back on Test cricket: Jason Holder Jason Holder was quoted by Hindustan Times as saying: “You don’t want to choose between international cricket and franchise cricket. But I took this decision after long discussions with Cricket West Indies. Unfortunately we had no other option. From discussions with Cricket West Indies, it was very clear that I needed to be available for the T20I series in Australia, especially considering the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup 2024. Read here: This wonderful behavior of Steve Smith won the hearts of all the cricket fans of West Indies. But this does not mean that I am turning my back on Test cricket. It is still my favorite format and I will definitely be available for Test matches in future as well. But right now I just wanted to make sure that I give myself the best opportunity to prepare for the T20 World Cup.” ‘Cricket can be played in football model’ On the future of Test cricket, Jason Holder said: “The only way to save Test cricket is that you have a window for Test cricket in a year so that you can keep your best players available. But more importantly, you need to pay your Test players the right salaries. In this matter, Australia and India are at the top, while all the other teams are at the bottom. Read here: Even at the age of 54, Brian Lara is hitting 90+ MPH speed very well So, when you are faced with a dilemma where you can play a Test series for X amount and a franchise for three times the amount, your players will opt for earning more money. If we create a model where you are given a fair salary for Test matches, and not below that fixed salary, then the players will happily say, ‘Okay, look, it is beneficial for me to play Test cricket. ‘ I think, perhaps, cricket can be played in the football model, where you have an international and a franchise window. Maybe it could be a model, but who knows?” Top…
How is Yastika Bhatia’s plan for WPL 2024? Also disclosed about the early days of career and role model
Mumbai Indians player Yastika Bhatia is very excited to play in the Women’s Premier League 2024. Yastika Bhatia (Photo Source: Yastika Bhatia: The Indian women’s cricket team is currently seen playing a multiformat series with Australia. The team won the only test match. Had to face 3-0 defeat in the ODI series. The T20 series is tied at 1-1, the last match will be played on January 9. The second season of the Women’s Premier League is going to start soon. Mumbai Indians had won the trophy in the very first season. The team would like to repeat the same form in the upcoming season also. Mumbai Indians player Yastika Bhatia is very excited to play in the Women’s Premier League. Recently she talked about Women’s League and career. Yastika Bhatia told about her experience in the last season of Women’s Premier League- It was memorable, no one had any idea how things would turn out. But the way we were welcomed into the team, we were made to feel like family. We’ll spend a lot of time talking about how we can improve our game. I am really looking forward to the upcoming season of WPL. I can’t wait to wear the Mumbai Indians jersey and get back on the field. Being a part of MI is a completely different feeling. Talking about the early days of his career, Yastik Bhatia said- I liked playing sports since childhood. I used to play swimming, karate and badminton. But I never thought that cricket would become my career because while growing up, studies were equally important. One of my neighbors used to play Ranji Trophy. He told my father about a girls’ team practicing in a field near our house. I and my sister went there. However, I was very young then so they took my sister while I had to wait for two years. While I was waiting for my chance, I dreamed of going out on the field and playing with my sister. Also read- IND-W vs AUS-W: Team India’s flop performance, Ellyse Perry hits the winning shot in the 300th match, leads Australia to victory This is how Yastika Bhatia managed sports along with studies Yastika Bhatia told, it was very difficult. The condition was that I could play cricket provided I completed my studies within six months. There was no compromise with studies. Who was Yastika Bhatia’s role model in the beginning? In the beginning, I didn’t follow anyone. I just wanted to enjoy batting. Then gradually I started focusing on wicketkeeping also. I used to look up to Adam Gilchrist. He was an Australian wicketkeeper-batsman. Then when Smriti Di debuted, she immediately became my favourite. How was Yastika’s reaction after being selected in Team India in 2021? Yastika Bhatia said, everyone was happy. My father and mother were crying. He accepted that my efforts were successful. I was also happy, but at the same time I was also focusing on the fact that I have to help India win the series and then help the…
