vinod Devkar

According to New Zealand Cricket, tickets for the white-ball matches taking place at Auckland's Eden Park are selling the fastest. The venue will host the fourth T20I and the first ODI of the series

India’s tour of New Zealand has set a new benchmark with 26,000 pre-sale tickets sold in just 48 hours

“Our captain Imran Khan, as you all know, is currently in Adiala jail, and his condition is quite bad at present. One more time, I will urge the authorities, the government of Pakistan and all those people who run the Adiala jail. My request is that our captain’s right, as a former prime minister, as a citizen of Pakistan, his right to medical care should be honoured,” Moin said in a video.

“Adding my support here to GC and the other former international captains. I hope the court ordered medical assessment be allowed to run its course, and that family visits continue. I hope Imran Khan is treated with the dignity anyone deserves,” Cummins posted on X. He had also shared footage of former India coach Greg Chappell, who spoke out on Khan’s deteriorating physical state.

Australia captain Pat Cummins has thrown his support behind a campaign led by former international cricket captains seeking proper medical care and family access for jailed Pakistan great Imran Khan, saying the former all-rounder should be treated with "the dignity anyone deserves".

As per Cricinfo, PCB is considering the option of Pakistan players not taking to the field after the break as a mark of protest. Former England cricketer and Sky broadcaster Michael Atherton did the interview. During the interview, Imran's sons, Suleiman and Kasim Khan, expressed their fears and concerns over their father's health and life, as he has been in prison for three years.

The Pakistan Cricket Board on Thursday made an official complaint to English broadcaster Sky Sports for airing an interview with the sons of former captain Imran Khan during the first day of the second Test between England and Pakistan at Lord’s, according to news reports.

Imran’s sons, Kasim and Sulaiman, were interviewed by former England captain Michael Atherton for Sky Sports, during which they underlined the Pakistan government’s poor treatment of the former cricketer and Prime Minister in prison.

“Yes, definitely. I don’t think about who is going to play next. I just always believe in myself and focus on how I can keep getting better each and every day and help my team, especially the bowlers. That’s what I always do. As a group, it’s a great start to the tournament. There are more games to come, but it’s always about building momentum when it comes to winning the first game,” Deepti told the broadcasters after the match

Most wickets in Women’s T20Is

171* - Deepti Sharma (IND-W)

170 - Thipatcha Putthawong (THA-W)

164 - Henriette Ishimwe (RWA-W)

154 - Sophie Ecclestone (ENG-W)

153 - Kary Chan (HKG-W)

153 - Onnicha Kamchomphu (THA-W)