Pakistan fast bowler Naseem Shah has found himself at the center of controversy during the 2026 Pakistan Super League after a social media post about Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz triggered widespread debate and speculation about possible disciplinary action.

In 2010, the IPL made an example out of a 21-year-old boy from Jamnagar. Stripped of his contract and publically shamed, Ravindra Jadeja could have faded away. Instead, he went back to the grind of domestic cricket and built a legacy.

Bangladesh won the three-match ODI series 2-1.

Pakistan batter Salman Agha got run out by Bangladesh captain Mehidy Hasan Miraz while trying to pick up the ball at the non-striker's end. The dismissal has once again ignited the debate over the spirit of cricket.

A controversial run-out of Salman Ali Agha in the second ODI between Bangladesh and Pakistan has ignited social media debate. Agha, believing the ball dead, bent to retrieve it, only for Bangladesh skipper Mehidy Hasan Miraz to swiftly dislodge the bails.

IPL 2026 ban in Bangladesh could be lifted as a minister hints at review following the Mustafizur Rahman and Kolkata Knight Riders controversy.

After nearly a year of no cricket, the sport is set to return to a historic cricket ground in England's Danbury.

As the IPL 2026 draws closer, teams are finalising their plans but for some players, life beyond cricket is taking priority. Lockie Ferguson, one of the key fast bowlers for Punjab Kings, will not be available at the start of the season and the reason is both simple and heartwarming.