The Latest Breaking News from BCCI

MUMBAI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India held a lengthy review meeting of the just-concluded Border-Gavaskar series in Australia, which India lost 1-3, at the BCCI headquarters at a five-star hotel here on Saturday evening.

MUMBAI: The BCCI has asked India batter KL Rahul to turn out for the three-match ODI series against England at home on February, after initially deciding to rest him till the Champions Trophy, according to a reliable source.

BCCI will be holding a special general meeting of its board, during which the new secretary and treasurer of the body will be elected. Read further on Dynamite News:

NEW DELHI: The state units of the BCCI will congratulate Jay Shah, the newly elected chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC), during the Special General Meeting that is planned for this Sunday.

With doubts hanging over Rohit Sharma's Test career, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) could soon be searching for India's next full-time Test captain. Rohit's current deputy Jasprit Bumrah might appear as the obvious candidate, but captaincy may further increase the mental and physical workload of India's…

NEW DELHI: India pacer Akash Deep experienced a challenging series in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, claiming five wickets across two Test matches in Australia's 3-1 victory. Despite his modest wicket tally, the Bengal pacer consistently troubled the Australian batsmen with his line and length, though fortune wasn't on his side as…

NEW DELHI: BCCI Vice-President Rajeev Shukla expressed strong disapproval towards Cricket Australia for not including Sunil Gavaskar in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy presentation following the Sydney Test. Shukla emphasised that the esteemed trophy carries the names of both Sunil Gavaskar and Allan Border.

NEW DELHI: The BCCI declared on Monday that bowler Renuka Singh Thakur and captain Harmanpreet Kaur would be rested for the three-match home ODI series against Ireland.

Former India cricketer Harbhajan Singh has raised concerns about the Indian cricket team's sudden decline in red-ball and ODI formats following their T20 World Cup triumph in Barbados under Rohit Sharma's captaincy.

If an all-format coach's report card depends mainly on the team's performance in Test cricket under him, then Gautam Gambhir would need serious course-correction when he completes one year as India's head coach with another tough assignment in England later this year.

SYDNEY: The decision to drop a woefully out-of-form Rohit Sharma from the playing XI in the fifth Test was confirmed when Jasprit Bumrah walked out for the toss on Friday. However, the entire cloak-and-dagger manner in which the regular Test captain was removed left more questions than answers.