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  by    Cricbuzz Staff   •    Published on   Sat, Aug 26, 2023, 12:05 AM Share Tweet Ben Stokes, who played a pivotal role in the World Cup final of 2019, has returned to ODI cricket to help England defend their title © Getty England's white-ball captain Jos Buttler admitted that Ben Stokes's ODI return for the 50-overs World Cup later this year as a specialist batter 'changes the dynamic a little bit' with regards to the squad selection. Stokes's decision meant England picked him and left out the exciting Harry Brook from their provisional squad of 15 for the showpiece event. "Of course, Ben Stokes coming back and being available just as a batter sort of changes the dynamic a little bit. Ben's a fantastic player to be able to welcome back, so it's a really tough selection," Buttler said. Brook made peace with  the decision , despite the rapid rise he's made in English cricket. He made his T20I debut in January 2022 and earned his Test cap in t

by    Vijay Tagore   •    Last updated on  Thu, Aug 17, 2023, 04:08 PM Share Tweet While the Indian team was accommodated at the Marriott in Miami, Dravid made the effort to drive down and meet the BCCI boss © BCCI Jay Shah recently had a meeting with Rahul Dravid in Miami, which might initially seem like a regular interaction between the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary and Team India Head Coach. However, there's more to this offshore rendezvous than meets the eye. This meeting took place before the commencement of the two Twenty20 Internationals against West Indies at Lauderhill, Florida, on August 12 and 13. Cricbuzz understands the meeting reportedly lasted for nearly two hours and was held at the hotel where the BCCI secretary was staying. While the Indian team was accommodated at the Marriott in Miami, Dravid made the effort to drive down and meet the BCCI boss. This meeting comes at a time when Shah was in the US for a private visit, and he was even cap

  by    Cricbuzz Staff   •    Published on   Wed, Aug 16, 2023, 05:20 PM Share Tweet Samuels was charged in 2021 under the Emirates Cricket Board Anti-Corruption code. © Getty Former West Indies batter Marlon Samuels has been found guilty of four offences under the Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) Anti-Corruption Code. Samuels  was charged  by the ICC on behalf of the ECB back in 2021. He was found guilty after he exercised his right to a hearing before an independent anti-corruption tribunal. The two time T20 World Cup winner has been found guilty of failing to disclose to the designated anti-corruption official about the receipt of a gift/payment that was given under circumstances that could bring him or the sport into disrepute, for failing to disclose the receipt of hospitality of a value of USD 750 or more, for not cooperating with the investigation and obstructing or delaying it by concealing relevant information. The appropriate sanctions will be imposed by the Tribunal after consid

  by    Cricbuzz Staff   •    Published on   Mon, Aug 14, 2023, 03:43 PM Share Tweet A knee injury suffered in 2023 was the final nail for Steven Finn to make the decision © Getty England fast bowler Steven Finn has announced his retirement from professional cricket on Monday (August 14). Finn suffered a knee injury in 2023 and hasn't played a game in red-ball cricket in over a year. "Today I am retiring from all forms of cricket with immediate effect," Finn said in a statement. "I have been fighting a battle with my body for the last 12 months and have admitted defeat to it. I feel incredibly lucky to have been able to play cricket as my vocation since I made my debut for Middlesex in 2005. The journey hasn't always been smooth, but I have loved it nonetheless. "To have played 125 games for England, including 36 tests, far surpassed what I dreamed of. I retire with some amazing memories with England, Middlesex and Sussex, shared with fantastic people. Those

  by    Atif Azam   •    Last updated on   Fri, Aug 11, 2023, 04:39 PM Share Tweet Shakib takes over from Tamim Iqbal who recently stepped down from the role © Getty Shakib Al Hasan  will be Bangladesh's ODI captain for the Asia Cup and World Cup, BCB President Nazmul Hasan confirmed on Friday (August 11). "We have appointed Shakib as the captain for Asia Cup and World Cup. The World Cup and Asia Cup squad will be announced tomorrow. The selectors will pick a squad of 17 members," Nazmul told reporters at his house on Friday. The post went vacant after Tamim Iqbal decided to  step down  from captaincy on August 3. Cricbuzz had previously reported that Shakib was expected to become captain across all three formats at least till the World Cup even though Litton Das and Mehidy Hasan  remained in contention  for the ODI leadership role. Related link : https://www.backstage.com/u/ buyxanax/ https://www.polywork.com/ buyxanax2mgbar_1 https://www.backstage.com/u/ buy-ambien-onli

The Netherlands team is scheduled to have a 12-day camp near Bengaluru in September. The pre-World Cup gathering of the Dutch men, the surprise qualifiers for the championship, has been organized by the Netherlands Cricket and the Karnataka State Cricket Association. The camp will take place from September 19 to October 1 at the Alur facility of the KSCA. A KSCA official confirmed the development to Cricbuzz after a couple of Dutch officials informed Cricbuzz about the plan. There are plans to extend the camp by a couple of weeks, possibly from the first week of September, but a confirmation on this has not yet been obtained. The Scot Edwards-led side qualified for the October 5-November 19 World Cup against many odds and ahead of stronger full member teams like the West Indies and Zimbabwe. They beat Scotland convincingly in a must-win World Cup qualifier game in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, securing their place by outperforming the Scots on Net Run Rate. Bas de Leede was the undisputed Man of

  by    Cricbuzz Staff   •    Published on   Mon, Aug 7, 2023, 06:01 PM Share Tweet Inzamam-ul-Haq is all set for his second stint as the chief selector of the Pakistan men's team © Getty The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has named former Pakistan captain and batting legend Inzamam-ul-Haq as the national chief selector of the Pakistan men's team. This will be the second stint in the role for the 53-year-old who previously held the position between 2016 and 2019. During his reign, Pakistan managed to get to no.1 in the Test rankings apart from winning the Champions Trophy title in 2017. The immediate task at hand for Inzamam will be the upcoming bilateral series  against Afghanistan  to be played in Sri Lanka from August 22 followed by the Asia Cup. Then, there will be the inevitable task of naming Pakistan's ODI World Cup squad. Coincidentally, he was in charge while picking the team for the 2019 edition as well. Related link : https://soundcloud.com/ williamjohn9918 https:/