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Kevin Pietersen signs with Surrey for T20 Blast
Kevin Pietersen, the former England international, has signed to play for Surrey in this season's Natwest T20 Blast.
It had been thought that Pietersen would play for St Lucia Stars in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) this summer, but the 36 year-old has instead opted to play in the Blast and has signed for the London club. His first game will be against Essex on July 16th and he will remain with Surrey for the rest of the competition.
Kevin Pietersen signs with Surrey for T20 Blast - Cricbuzz
Kevin Pietersen, the former England international, has signed to play for Surrey in this season's Natwest T20 Blast.
It had been thought that Pietersen would play for St Lucia Stars in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) this summer, but the 36 year-old has instead opted to play in the Blast and has signed for the London club. His first game will be against Essex on July 16th and he will remain with Surrey for the rest of the competition.
Kevin Pietersen signs with Surrey for T20 Blast - Cricbuzz
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BCCI, on Thursday (March 9), filed an official complaint with the ICC against Steve Smith and Peter Handscomb in relation to the DRS controversy that has erupted in the aftermath of the Bengaluru Test. BCCI's action comes in the wake of the governing body of the sport opting against levying any charges against players involved in the DRS fracas under its Code of Conduct.
BCCI CEO Rahul Johri is understood to have made the complaint on Thursday afternoon, within 48 hours of the incident as per ICC's guidelines. The complaint pertains to a Level 2 breach for acting against the Spirit of Cricket.
DRS Controversy - BCCI files official complaint with ICC - Cricbuzz
BCCI CEO Rahul Johri is understood to have made the complaint on Thursday afternoon, within 48 hours of the incident as per ICC's guidelines. The complaint pertains to a Level 2 breach for acting against the Spirit of Cricket.
DRS Controversy - BCCI files official complaint with ICC - Cricbuzz
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Ravindra Jadeja to become a dad soon! Indian cricketer and wife Reeva Solanki’s baby due in May
Indian cricket team mainstay Ravindra Jadeja has many reasons to celebrate, from his phenomenal performance in India vs Australia 2017 Test Series so far. And now reports claim the joyous news of Ravindra Jadeja is becoming a father. The Indian spinner married to Reeva Solanki in 2016 are all set to welcome baby and be parents. Ravindra Jadeja’s wife Reeva had the baby shower function recently, and it is said the baby is due for delivery in May.
Ravindra Jadeja to become a dad soon! Indian cricketer and wife Reeva Solanki's baby due in May - India.com
Indian cricket team mainstay Ravindra Jadeja has many reasons to celebrate, from his phenomenal performance in India vs Australia 2017 Test Series so far. And now reports claim the joyous news of Ravindra Jadeja is becoming a father. The Indian spinner married to Reeva Solanki in 2016 are all set to welcome baby and be parents. Ravindra Jadeja’s wife Reeva had the baby shower function recently, and it is said the baby is due for delivery in May.
Ravindra Jadeja to become a dad soon! Indian cricketer and wife Reeva Solanki's baby due in May - India.com
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BCCI awards blind team Rs 1 crore
"Acchhe din" it seems, have begun for blind cricket in India. It's learnt that in a first of its kind gesture on its part, the Board of Control for Cricket in India will award Rs 1 crore to the Indian cricket team that won the T20 WC last month by beating arch-rivals Pakistan in the title clash in Bengaluru.
Blind cricketers in India face a struggle to continue playing the sport for financial reasons, and many players of the World Cup winning team were forced by their employers to play in the tournament on "leave without pay ." This move by BCCI thus will be a shot in the arm for blind cricket.
BCCI awards blind team Rs 1 crore - Cricbuzz
"Acchhe din" it seems, have begun for blind cricket in India. It's learnt that in a first of its kind gesture on its part, the Board of Control for Cricket in India will award Rs 1 crore to the Indian cricket team that won the T20 WC last month by beating arch-rivals Pakistan in the title clash in Bengaluru.
Blind cricketers in India face a struggle to continue playing the sport for financial reasons, and many players of the World Cup winning team were forced by their employers to play in the tournament on "leave without pay ." This move by BCCI thus will be a shot in the arm for blind cricket.
BCCI awards blind team Rs 1 crore - Cricbuzz
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Sourav Ganguly ready for commentary box comeback
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly is all set to make a comeback in the commentary box, starting with the forthcoming ICC Champions Trophy in June in England. The last time Sourav was seen in commentary box was during the ICC Cricket World Cup in Australia in 2005. It will be almost a gap of 2 years that Sourav will be making a comeback in commentary box.
Sunset and Vine, the global UK based production company, who has the rights for the world feed for ICC events has signed Sourav to do commentary for the global event in England. Given his immense popularity in UK and all across, S&V has signed Sourav. In fact the last time when India won the ICC Champions Trophy in England during 2013, Sourav was in the commentary team. Dhoni and his team lifted the Champions Trophy defeating the hosts England in the rain-curtailed final at Edgbaston in Birmingham.
Confirming the news to xtratime.in, the Cricket Association of Bengal President said, “Yes, I will be doing commentary during the Champions Trophy. Last time I did commentary was during the ICC World Cup in Australia in 2015.”
With Sourav making a comeback in the commentary box, it will definitely add more glamour for the host broadcasters Star Sports.
Sourav Ganguly ready for commentary box comeback - India.com
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly is all set to make a comeback in the commentary box, starting with the forthcoming ICC Champions Trophy in June in England. The last time Sourav was seen in commentary box was during the ICC Cricket World Cup in Australia in 2005. It will be almost a gap of 2 years that Sourav will be making a comeback in commentary box.
Sunset and Vine, the global UK based production company, who has the rights for the world feed for ICC events has signed Sourav to do commentary for the global event in England. Given his immense popularity in UK and all across, S&V has signed Sourav. In fact the last time when India won the ICC Champions Trophy in England during 2013, Sourav was in the commentary team. Dhoni and his team lifted the Champions Trophy defeating the hosts England in the rain-curtailed final at Edgbaston in Birmingham.
Confirming the news to xtratime.in, the Cricket Association of Bengal President said, “Yes, I will be doing commentary during the Champions Trophy. Last time I did commentary was during the ICC World Cup in Australia in 2015.”
With Sourav making a comeback in the commentary box, it will definitely add more glamour for the host broadcasters Star Sports.
Sourav Ganguly ready for commentary box comeback - India.com
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