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BCCI defends India-Pakistan Asia Cup 2025 match amid Pahalgam attack fallout

BCCI defends India’s participation in the Asia Cup 2025 clash against Pakistan, citing alignment with government policy and multinational tournament rules, even as families of Pahalgam attack victims and social media users call for a boycott.

Ravichandran Ashwin Retires from IPL, embarks on new cricketing journey

Veteran off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin retires from the Indian Premier League after a stellar 16-season career, leaving behind a legacy of innovation, strategic bowling, and championship-winning performances, while exploring opportunities in global cricket leagues.

Cheteshwar Pujara

Cheteshwar Pujara retires as India’s last great Test match guardian

From absorbing 16% of all deliveries India faced to standing second only to Rahul Dravid at No. 3, Pujara’s career was a testament to endurance, grit, and the art of timeless accumulation.

Dream11 pulls out after new gaming law, BCCI scrambles for fresh sponsor ahead of Asia Cup

As India passes a law banning real-money fantasy platforms, Dream11 pulls out of a ₹358 crore jersey sponsorship deal — forcing BCCI to seek a new sponsor just weeks before Asia Cup.

Asia Cup in Dubai

India draws red line: No bilateral sports with Pakistan, multilateral contests remain open

New policy reaffirms ban on bilateral fixtures but clears way for Asia Cup and Olympic pathway as India eyes hosting mega global events.

Cricket Australia

Indian-origin duo picked for Australia’s U19 squad in high-stakes series against India

Aryan Sharma and Yash Deshmukh join 15-member squad as Cricket Australia ramps up preparations for 2026 U19 World Cup.

Haider Ali

Pakistan cricketer Haider Ali suspended after arrest in UK over alleged rape

The 24-year-old, once hailed as Pakistan’s next batting star, has been arrested in Manchester over an alleged rape during the Shaheens’ UK tour, triggering his suspension as the PCB vows full cooperation with British authorities.