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Journalist by Profession, Currently @TimesNow; Ex @ TV9, india Today Pepper Media, NewsNation, The Live Mirror & News Bharati. Views R Personal
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Fresh Uncertainty Over India’s Bangladesh Tour as BCB Pauses Media Rights Process

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By Anurag Singh Verified
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Bangladesh Cricket Team's Kit | Source: X.com Fresh uncertainty has emerged over India’s proposed white-ball tour of Bangladesh after the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) paused its media-rights process. The move has raised fresh questions about whether the series will go ahead as planned. The BCB has not yet released the Expression of Interest (EoI) documents for broadcasters. As a result, broadcasters remain unsure about the status of the six-match series.
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ICC Introduces Fresh Tournament Formats for Men’s ODI and T20 World Cups

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By Anurag Singh Verified
| ProBatsman
Cricket World Cup Trophy | Source: X.com The International Cricket Council (ICC) has announced major changes to the formats of the men’s ODI and T20 World Cups. The new structure is aimed at creating more meaningful matches, improving competition, and giving emerging teams a better chance to progress. The biggest change is in the ODI World Cup, which will expand from 10 to 14 teams. The tournament returns to a larger field after the 2019 and 2023 editions were limited to 10 teams.
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India Crush England by 270 Runs to Stay Unbeaten in Women’s Tests in England

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By Anurag Singh Verified
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India Win Lord's Test | Source: X.com India sealed a dominant 270-run win over England in the one-off Women’s Test, completing one of their biggest victories in the longest format. Chasing a huge target of 457, England were bowled out for 176 on the final day after resuming at 130 for 6. The victory is India’s second-biggest Test win by runs and keeps their unbeaten Women’s Test record in England intact. It was also India’s fourth Women’s Test victory over England, more than against any other team.
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