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‘Public servant need not be so sensitive’: HC to Gautam Gambhir over Punjab Kesari defamation suit

Hearing BJP MP Gautam Gambhir’s defamation suit against Punjab Kesari, the Delhi high court refused to grant any interim relief to the former cricketer on Wednesday and noted that “a public servant need not be so sensitive”, according to Live Law.

Newslaundry

George Munsey declared fit as Cricket Scotland squad named for World Cup qualifier

George Munsey has declared himself fit to play in Scotland’s World Cup Qualifier in Zimbabwe.

The National (Scotland)

‘I don’t care’: Zak Crawley responds to online critics over England Test selection

Zak Crawley was named in the squad for England’s pre-Ashes Test against Ireland

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Sourav Ganguly's security cover upgraded to Z category

The West Bengal government has decided to upgrade the security cover of former Indian cricket team captain and ex-BCCI president Sourav Ganguly to Z category, a senior official said.

The Hindu

India deserve the money, but the ICC needs to work out a better system

The Hindu

LSG vs MI Highlights, IPL 2023: Lucknow Super Giants beat Mumbai Indians to boost their playoff chances

NEW DELHI: Pacer Mohsin Khan held his nerves to help Lucknow Super Giants overcome Mumbai Indians challenge in a last-over thriller at Ekana cricket stadium to boost their playoff chances on Tuesday.

The Times of India

Delhi HC set to hear Gautam Gambhir’s defamation suit against Punjab Kesari

BJP’s East Delhi MP and former cricketer Gautam Gambhir has filed a defamation case against Punjab Kesari seeking damages to the tune of Rs 2 crore, according to Bar and Bench. The MP has reportedly sought a public apology from the paper, its editor and two reporters.

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‘Like a Formula 1 car’: Jofra Archer setback leaves England searching for answers but hope remains

England’s fast bowler will not renew his rivalry with Steve Smith in this summer’s Ashes, as Sonia Twigg analyses where the ECB turn next to solve his chronic elbow issue

The Independent UK

England keeping faith in Jofra Archer after "distraught" star is ruled out of Ashes

World Cup defence in October also in doubt after Archer is ruled out of entire summer with recurring elbow injury

Daily Mirror

Jofra Archer ‘distraught’ after being ruled out of Ashes summer

The 28-year-old had high hopes of returning to face Australia, having not played Test cricket since February 2021

The Independent UK

Jofra Archer ‘distraught’ after being ruled out of Ashes summer, says Rob Key

The 28-year-old had high hopes of returning to face Australia, having not played Test cricket since February 2021.

The Independent UK

Cricket-Pakistan unhappy with new ICC revenue model, demands clarity

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is unhappy with the proposed new revenue distribution model for international cricket although it accepts that India, the game's financial engine, should get the biggest share, chairman Najam Sethi told Reuters.

Reuters

Jofra Archer ruled out of Ashes, Jonny Bairstow returns to Test squad

England will be without pace bowler Jofra Archer for the upcoming Ashes after injury woes continued to plague the Barbadian-born star's career.

ABC News

Nathan Lyon predicts Ashes whitewash, says Australia not scared of England's 'Bazball' approach

After England paceman Stuart Broad ruffled a few feathers with an inflammatory remark, Australian spinner Nathan Lyon has returned serve ahead of The Ashes.

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The Independent UK

Jofra Archer to miss Ashes summer with fresh stress fracture in his elbow

Archer has not played Test cricket for more than two years but had hoped to make his return against Australia.

The Guardian - UK

Leicestershire offer parable for English cricket: teams should serve, not just sell

The perpetual strugglers have a mission beyond simply shaking people down and offer a reminder of what sport can be

The Guardian - UK

Not seeing the trees for the wood: willow shortage could spell end for Kashmir’s cricket bat industry

The climate crisis and farmers opting to grow more lucrative timber is putting many bat-makers in Kashmir out of business

The Times of India

IPL 2023: 'Was a very emotional moment for me', says Sunil Gavaskar on MS Dhoni's autograph on his shirt

NEW DELHI: Legendary Indian cricketer Sunil Gavaskar has revealed the real reason behind his impulsive action and why he got emotional when Chennai Super Kings skipper MS Dhoni was giving him the autograph after their last league match at the Chepauk on Sunday.

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The Independent UK

On this day in 2010: Dominant England beat Australia to win World Twenty20 final

England broke their 35-year trophy duck in International Cricket Council tournaments in Barbados 13 years ago.

The Times of India

ICC rules: No 'soft signal' in World Test Championship final

NEW DELHI: The on-field ‘soft signal’ from umpires will be a thing of the past as it has been removed from the playing conditions for the World Test Championship (WTC) final between India and Australia in London next month.

The Times of India

ICC's revenue distribution model is flawed but no one will challenge it: Michael Atherton

LONDON: Former England captain Michael Atherton has criticised the International Cricket Council's proposed profit-sharing model for the next four-year cycle (2024-2027) where India will be getting 38.50 per cent from an annual $600 million revenue pot.

The New Daily

International Cricket Council scraps ‘unnecessary’ soft signal for umpires before WTC final

On-field umpires will no longer be required to give a soft signal before referring decisions to TV umpires, the ICC has said.

Dynamite News

BCCI should take "good, rational decision", situation should not lead to boycotts: PCB Chairman Najam Sethi

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Najam Sethi has urged BCCI to take a "rational decision" to solve the crisis looming over his country's hosting of the Asia Cup, saying the situation should not lead to Pakistan boycotting the World Cup to be hosted by India. Read further on Dynamite News:

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh sports group branded 'scum' and threatened with dogs in local park

An Edinburgh cricket group who play in Roseburn Park were branded 'scum' by a man who walked onto the pitch with his dogs - which he warned the group 'might attack them'.

The Times of India

ICC scraps 'confusing' soft signal in latest changes to playing conditions

NEW DELHI: Come June 1 and the on-field umpires will no longer be required to give a soft signal, which often creates confusion, while referring decisions to the TV umpires as the International Cricket Council (ICC) on Monday announced changes to its playing conditions.

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