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WTC Final 2027–31: Why England Again?

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  On 20 July, the International Cricket Council (ICC) confirmed that England will host the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) Finals for the next three years, a significant announcement that underscores England's influence in shaping the direction of Test cricket. England's world-class infrastructure, cricketing tradition, and the historical significance of known sites like Lord's and The Oval are all represented in this selection. WTC Final To Stay In England Until 2029-31 England will host the next WTC Finals in 2025, 2027, and 2029. Lord's Cricket Ground, known as the "Home of Cricket," is already set to host the 2025 tournament. Although the official locations for the 2027 and 2029 finals have not yet been announced, it is generally anticipated that, like in previous cycles, Lord's and The Oval will take turns hosting. The raised daylight hours in June, the good early summer weather in England, and the high attendance rates from past WTC Finals all had ...

Did RCB Events Spark the Stampede?

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  July 18, 2025, Bengaluru, The Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), its event partner, DNA Entertainment, and the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) are mainly to blame for the severe run outside M. Chinnaswamy Stadium on June 4 , according to a harmful status report sent to the Karnataka High Court. During the RCB team's IPL win after 17 years, that celebration, the tragedy took the lives of 11 supporters and injured over 50. Fail Management Issues During RCB Victory Event Stampede Unlawful Event Planning The government investigation claims that the victory event was organized by RCB and their partners without the required approvals, in violation of the 2009 Licensing and Control of Assemblies and Processions (Bangalore City) Order. The organizers did not obtain official permission and instead provided the police with an informal notice on June 3, which was more than the required seven days' notice. The absence of essential crowd control and safety details caused the po...

Must-Read! 2025 ICC Rule Changes Explained

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  The ICC (International Cricket Council) has announced new men's cricket rules on June 26. This rule makes the cricket game more interesting, faster, and fair. These rules will be allowed from the new World Test Championship 2025-27 edition. Also, ICC has announced that white ball cricket, like T20I and ODI rules, will be implemented from 2 July. ICC New Rules Of 2025   Stop‑Clock in Test Cricket:  Introduced during the 2025–2027 World Test Championship , with the opening match taking place on June 17, 2025 . A digital clock must be shown, and fielding sides must start an over within 60 seconds of the conclusion of the preceding one. The batting team gets five penalty runs for a third offense after getting two warnings for delay . After every 80 overs, the warnings are reset.  Short‑Run Penalty: Batters who try to take advantage by running short face penalties: the fielding side gets five penalty runs , all runs are canceled, and the non-striker is returned. The u...

Women’s T20 World Cup 2026: India Will Face Pakistan On June 14 At Edgbaston

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  The 10th ICC Women's T20 World Cup will be held in England from June 12 to July 5, 2026, and will comprise 33 matches over 24 days, featuring a record 12 teams in this format. Matches will be held in 7 different venues in England - Edgbaston (Birmingham), Hampshire Bowl (Southampton), Headingley (Leeds), Old Trafford (Manchester), The Oval (London), Bristol County Ground (Bristol), and Lord’s (London), which will host the final on 5 July. Stay up to date with the complete schedules for the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 . For today match predictions , keep an eye on the schedule, fixtures, and best insights. Tournament Participation Twelve teams are participating in this edition, divided into two groups of six, and will play five round-robin matches each. Each group's top two teams will advance to the semi-finals, which will conclude at Lord's. England (hosts), Australia, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, and the West Indies are the eight pre-qua...