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Kuhnemann leaves queensland, burns not offered a contract.

Kuhnemann set to join Tasmania after not playing any Shield cricket last summer while Burns was left off the contract list as Queensland opt to promote youth

Bishop: If Narine is available for selection, he walks straight into the WI T20 team

The West Indies spinner has put up an impressive showing in the IPL so far with bat and ball

Mumbai Indians

Mcclenaghan - coetzee really ramping it up.

The MI fast bowler returned figures of 3 for 32 against Kings

Rapid Fire - What stands out the most about Shashank-Ashutosh duo

Bishop, McClenaghan and Jaffer with the answers

Punjab Kings

Jaffer - ashutosh impressed everyone in kings' trials.

Coming in at No.8, he scored a 28-ball 61 against Mumbai Indians

Shashank Ashutosh chat

Jasprit Bumrah

Bumrah: 'you want to make an impact early on when the ball does something'.

Mumbai Indians' strike bowler picked up two wickets in the second over of the chase against Punjab Kings

'A win is a win' - Hardik relieved to take points despite 'unbelievable' Ashutosh

Sam Curran "frustrated" at losing early wickets once again, but happy the middle order fought to take the game deep

Ashutosh blinder not enough as Kings fall short in IPL classic

Bumrah and Coetzee overcame a spirited Kings' chase as Mumbai moved from ninth to seventh on the points table

Heather Knight

Richard gould: yorkshire tier 1 omission is 'not punishment for past sins'.

ECB chief executive promises that counties will be held to account in transition to new professional set-up

Mustafizur Rahman

Mustafizur sparks club vs country debate ahead of t20 world cup.

Bangladesh have recalled their fast bowler to play a T20 series against Zimbabwe, but is that the best use of his time ahead of a World Cup?

Charlotte Edwards Cup

Charlotte edwards cup needs title sponsor urges lancashire chief executive.

Daniel Gidney says ECB must invest more in promoting women's domestic competitions

LSG look for top-order lift against resurgent CSK

Dube vs LSG's spinners and Pooran vs Pathirana could be pivotal contests

Maruti Suzuki Arena Safe Hands of the Day - Ishan Kishan

How good was Ishan Kishan's dive to his left to dismiss Prabhsimran Singh?

Rain wins the day after two balls of cricket

Rain had the ultimate say in a match featuring four debutants

LSG vs CSK - IPL 2024 - How do LSG blunt the Pathirana threat

Do they bump Nicholas Pooran up the order? Mitch McClenaghan and Co weigh in

Scott Boland

Boland's durham stint under threat due to heel injury.

Australia Test quick is battling plantar fasciitis and has been ruled out of Durham's clash against Worcestershire after undergoing a scan

Mayhem in Mullanpur: seven wickets in 19 balls

How ESPNcricinfo's ball-by-ball commentary captured the chaotic period of play between Punjab Kings and Mumbai Indians

IPL 2024 - Wasim Jaffer on LSG line-up - I would go with Stoinis at No 3

What's been holding LSG back with the bat? Wasim Jaffer, Ian Bishop and Mitch McClenaghan weigh in ahead of the game with CSK

IPL 2024 - PBKS vs MI - Ian Bishop Wasim Jaffer Mitchell McClenaghan discuss Harshal Patel

Harshal's final over produced three wickets, and MI only got seven runs from it

Favourite IPL moments - Double Super Overs and Malinga magic

Sixteen years ago today, the IPL kicked off with a McCullum special. To mark the occasion, Wasim Jaffer, Ian Bishop and Mitch McClenaghan run us through their best IPL memories

Rohit on Impact Player rule: 'I'm not a big fan'

He says it is holding back the development of allrounders, with the likes of Dube and Washington not getting a chance to bowl in the IPL

Maxwell signs with Washington in MLC, clarifies that form was the reason for IPL self-omission

Maxwell signs with Washington Freedom to play alongside Steven Smith and Travis Head under coach Ricky Ponting

Hardik Pandya good enough to bat at No. 4 says Wasim Jaffer

Where should the MI captain bat, keeping in mind the permutations and combinations for the T20 World Cup as well?

Royal Challengers Bengaluru

Ipl 2024 - rcb news - ian bishop wasim jaffer, mitchell mcclenaghan on glenn maxwell decision.

Bishop: "Money should not be the dictator as to what is your best team to go on the park"

Top Run Scorers

Yashasvi Jaiswal , IND, Left-hand bat

Average 89.00

Shubman Gill , IND, Right-hand bat

Average 56.50

Zak Crawley , ENG, Right-hand bat

Average 40.70

Top Wicket Takers

Ravichandran Ashwin , IND, Right-arm offbreak

Average 24.8

Tom Hartley , ENG, Slow left-arm orthodox

Average 36.13

Kuldeep Yadav , IND, Left-arm wrist-spin

Average 20.15

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Ashutosh chat

Shashank Ashutosh chat

Jasprit Bumrah

Bumrah: 'you want to make an impact early on when the ball does something'.

Mumbai Indians' strike bowler picked up two wickets in the second over of the chase against Punjab Kings

'A win is a win' - Hardik relieved to take points despite 'unbelievable' Ashutosh

Sam Curran "frustrated" at losing early wickets once again, but happy the middle order fought to take the game deep

Ashutosh blinder not enough as Kings fall short in IPL classic

Bumrah and Coetzee overcame a spirited Kings' chase as Mumbai moved from ninth to seventh on the points table

Heather Knight

Richard gould: yorkshire tier 1 omission is 'not punishment for past sins'.

ECB chief executive promises that counties will be held to account in transition to new professional set-up

Mustafizur Rahman

Mustafizur sparks club vs country debate ahead of t20 world cup.

Bangladesh have recalled their fast bowler to play a T20 series against Zimbabwe, but is that the best use of his time ahead of a World Cup?

Charlotte Edwards Cup

Charlotte edwards cup needs title sponsor urges lancashire chief executive.

Daniel Gidney says ECB must invest more in promoting women's domestic competitions

LSG look for top-order lift against resurgent CSK

Dube vs LSG's spinners and Pooran vs Pathirana could be pivotal contests

Maruti Suzuki Arena Safe Hands of the Day - Ishan Kishan

How good was Ishan Kishan's dive to his left to dismiss Prabhsimran Singh?

Rain wins the day after two balls of cricket

Rain had the ultimate say in a match featuring four debutants

LSG vs CSK - IPL 2024 - How do LSG blunt the Pathirana threat

Do they bump Nicholas Pooran up the order? Mitch McClenaghan and Co weigh in

Scott Boland

Boland's durham stint under threat due to heel injury.

Australia Test quick is battling plantar fasciitis and has been ruled out of Durham's clash against Worcestershire after undergoing a scan

Mayhem in Mullanpur: seven wickets in 19 balls

How ESPNcricinfo's ball-by-ball commentary captured the chaotic period of play between Punjab Kings and Mumbai Indians

IPL 2024 - Wasim Jaffer on LSG line-up - I would go with Stoinis at No 3

What's been holding LSG back with the bat? Wasim Jaffer, Ian Bishop and Mitch McClenaghan weigh in ahead of the game with CSK

Punjab Kings

Ipl 2024 - pbks vs mi - ian bishop wasim jaffer mitchell mcclenaghan discuss harshal patel.

Harshal's final over produced three wickets, and MI only got seven runs from it

Favourite IPL moments - Double Super Overs and Malinga magic

Sixteen years ago today, the IPL kicked off with a McCullum special. To mark the occasion, Wasim Jaffer, Ian Bishop and Mitch McClenaghan run us through their best IPL memories

Mumbai Indians

Rohit on impact player rule: 'i'm not a big fan'.

He says it is holding back the development of allrounders, with the likes of Dube and Washington not getting a chance to bowl in the IPL

Maxwell signs with Washington in MLC, clarifies that form was the reason for IPL self-omission

Maxwell signs with Washington Freedom to play alongside Steven Smith and Travis Head under coach Ricky Ponting

Hardik Pandya good enough to bat at No. 4 says Wasim Jaffer

Where should the MI captain bat, keeping in mind the permutations and combinations for the T20 World Cup as well?

Royal Challengers Bengaluru

Ipl 2024 - rcb news - ian bishop wasim jaffer, mitchell mcclenaghan on glenn maxwell decision.

Bishop: "Money should not be the dictator as to what is your best team to go on the park"

Jaffer: Impact player not good for Indian cricket

But Ian Bishop says there is more at stake in this debate

Raman Subba Row dies aged 92

Former England Test batter was also a long-serving administrator and ICC match referee

Top Run Scorers

Yashasvi Jaiswal , IND, Left-hand bat

Average 89.00

Shubman Gill , IND, Right-hand bat

Average 56.50

Zak Crawley , ENG, Right-hand bat

Average 40.70

Top Wicket Takers

Ravichandran Ashwin , IND, Right-arm offbreak

Average 24.8

Tom Hartley , ENG, Slow left-arm orthodox

Average 36.13

Kuldeep Yadav , IND, Left-arm wrist-spin

Average 20.15

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Ashutosh chat

Shashank Ashutosh chat

Jasprit Bumrah

Bumrah: 'you want to make an impact early on when the ball does something'.

Mumbai Indians' strike bowler picked up two wickets in the second over of the chase against Punjab Kings

'A win is a win' - Hardik relieved to take points despite 'unbelievable' Ashutosh

Sam Curran "frustrated" at losing early wickets once again, but happy the middle order fought to take the game deep

Ashutosh blinder not enough as Kings fall short in IPL classic

Bumrah and Coetzee overcame a spirited Kings' chase as Mumbai moved from ninth to seventh on the points table

Heather Knight

Richard gould: yorkshire tier 1 omission is 'not punishment for past sins'.

ECB chief executive promises that counties will be held to account in transition to new professional set-up

Mustafizur Rahman

Mustafizur sparks club vs country debate ahead of t20 world cup.

Bangladesh have recalled their fast bowler to play a T20 series against Zimbabwe, but is that the best use of his time ahead of a World Cup?

Charlotte Edwards Cup

Charlotte edwards cup needs title sponsor urges lancashire chief executive.

Daniel Gidney says ECB must invest more in promoting women's domestic competitions

LSG look for top-order lift against resurgent CSK

Dube vs LSG's spinners and Pooran vs Pathirana could be pivotal contests

Maruti Suzuki Arena Safe Hands of the Day - Ishan Kishan

How good was Ishan Kishan's dive to his left to dismiss Prabhsimran Singh?

Rain wins the day after two balls of cricket

Rain had the ultimate say in a match featuring four debutants

LSG vs CSK - IPL 2024 - How do LSG blunt the Pathirana threat

Do they bump Nicholas Pooran up the order? Mitch McClenaghan and Co weigh in

Scott Boland

Boland's durham stint under threat due to heel injury.

Australia Test quick is battling plantar fasciitis and has been ruled out of Durham's clash against Worcestershire after undergoing a scan

Mayhem in Mullanpur: seven wickets in 19 balls

How ESPNcricinfo's ball-by-ball commentary captured the chaotic period of play between Punjab Kings and Mumbai Indians

IPL 2024 - Wasim Jaffer on LSG line-up - I would go with Stoinis at No 3

What's been holding LSG back with the bat? Wasim Jaffer, Ian Bishop and Mitch McClenaghan weigh in ahead of the game with CSK

Punjab Kings

Ipl 2024 - pbks vs mi - ian bishop wasim jaffer mitchell mcclenaghan discuss harshal patel.

Harshal's final over produced three wickets, and MI only got seven runs from it

Favourite IPL moments - Double Super Overs and Malinga magic

Sixteen years ago today, the IPL kicked off with a McCullum special. To mark the occasion, Wasim Jaffer, Ian Bishop and Mitch McClenaghan run us through their best IPL memories

Mumbai Indians

Rohit on impact player rule: 'i'm not a big fan'.

He says it is holding back the development of allrounders, with the likes of Dube and Washington not getting a chance to bowl in the IPL

Maxwell signs with Washington in MLC, clarifies that form was the reason for IPL self-omission

Maxwell signs with Washington Freedom to play alongside Steven Smith and Travis Head under coach Ricky Ponting

Hardik Pandya good enough to bat at No. 4 says Wasim Jaffer

Where should the MI captain bat, keeping in mind the permutations and combinations for the T20 World Cup as well?

Royal Challengers Bengaluru

Ipl 2024 - rcb news - ian bishop wasim jaffer, mitchell mcclenaghan on glenn maxwell decision.

Bishop: "Money should not be the dictator as to what is your best team to go on the park"

Jaffer: Impact player not good for Indian cricket

But Ian Bishop says there is more at stake in this debate

Raman Subba Row dies aged 92

Former England Test batter was also a long-serving administrator and ICC match referee

Top Run Scorers

Yashasvi Jaiswal , IND, Left-hand bat

Average 89.00

Shubman Gill , IND, Right-hand bat

Average 56.50

Zak Crawley , ENG, Right-hand bat

Average 40.70

Top Wicket Takers

Ravichandran Ashwin , IND, Right-arm offbreak

Average 24.8

Tom Hartley , ENG, Slow left-arm orthodox

Average 36.13

Kuldeep Yadav , IND, Left-arm wrist-spin

Average 20.15

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England cricket 2023 fixtures and schedule: Ashes and World Cups make up huge year for men's and women's sides

England's 2023 cricket fixtures will see the men and women take on World Cups and the Ashes; the men will also face South Africa, New Zealand, Bangladesh and Ireland; the women face Sri Lanka in September; Stay up to date with cricket on Sky Sports throughout the year.

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It is set to be a huge year of English cricket for the men's and women's game in 2023, featuring World Cups and the Ashes. See the dates and fixtures for the year ahead. 

After a year that included the rise of 'Bazball', a men's T20 World Cup victory, a women's World Cup final and a 3-0 men's Test whitewash in Pakistan, English cricket in 2023 has a lot to live up to.

England will play South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, Sri Lanka, Ireland and more in Test, T20 and One Day International matches during 2023.

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England men fixtures (All times UK and Ireland):

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Friday January 27 - First ODI, Mangaung Oval, Bloemfontein (11am) Sunday January 29 - Second ODI, Mangaung Oval, Bloemfontein (8am)

Wednesday February 1 - Third ODI, The Oval, Kimberley, (11am)

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Thursday February 16 - Monday February 20 - Bay Oval, Tauranga (1am) Thursday February 23 - Monday February 27 - Cello Basin Reserve, Wellington (10pm)

ODI series vs Bangladesh

Wednesday March 1 - Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur (6am)

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Friday March 3 - Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur (6am)

Monday March 6 - Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chittagong (6am)

T20I series vs Bangladesh

Thursday March 9 - Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chittagong (12pm)

Sunday March 12 - Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur (12pm)

Tuesday March 14 - Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur (12pm)

Test Match vs Ireland

Thursday June 1 - Monday June 5 - Lord's, London

The Ashes 2023

Friday June 16 - Tuesday June 20 - Edgbaston, Birmingham

Wednesday June 28 - Sunday July 2 - Lord's, London

Thursday July 6 - Monday July 10 - Headingley, Leeds

Wednesday July 19 - Sunday July 23 - Old Trafford, Manchester

Thursday July 27 - Monday July 31 - The Oval, London

Twenty20 International Series vs New Zealand

Wednesday August 30 - Riverside, Chester-le-Street (6pm)

Friday September 1 - Old Trafford, Manchester (6pm)

Sunday September 3 - Edgbaston, Birmingham (2:30pm)

Thursday September 5 - Trent Bridge, Nottingham (6pm)

ODI Series vs New Zealand

Friday September 8 - Sophia Gardens, Cardiff (12:30pm)

Sunday September 10 - The Ageas Bowl, Southampton (11am)

Wednesday September 13 - The Oval, London (12:30pm)

Friday September 15 - Lord's, London (12:30pm)

ODI Series vs Ireland

Wednesday September 20 - Headingley, Leeds (12:30pm)

Saturday September 23 - Trent Bridge, Nottingham (11am)

Tuesday September 26 - Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol (12:30pm)

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The Cricket World Cup in India will take place in October and November - dates yet to be announced.

England women fixtures (All times UK and Ireland):

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England vs West Indies: Saturday February 11 - Eurolux Boland Park, Paarl (1pm)

England vs Ireland: Monday February 13 - Eurolux Boland Park, Paarl (1pm)

England vs India: Saturday February 18 - St George's Park, Gqeberha (1pm)

England vs Pakistan: Thursday February 21 - Six Gun Grill Newlands, Cape Town (1pm)

Possible semi-final: Thursday February 23 - Six Gun Grill Newlands, Cape Town (1pm)

Possible semi-final: Friday February 24 - Six Gun Grill Newlands, Cape Town (1pm)

Possible final: Sunday February 26 - Six Gun Grill Newlands, Cape Town (1pm)

Women's Ashes Test Series vs Australia

Thursday June 22 - Monday June 26 - Test match, Trent Bridge, Nottingham (11am)

Saturday July 1 - First T20I match, Edgbaston, Birmingham (6.35pm)

Saturday July 5 - Second T20I match, The Oval, London (6.35pm)

Saturday July 8 - Third T20I match, Lord's, London (6.35pm)

Wednesday July 12 - First ODI match, Unique Stadium, Bristol (1pm)

Sunday July 16 - Second ODI, The Ageas Bowl, Southampton (11am)

Tuesday July 18 - Third ODI, The Cooper Associates County Ground, Taunton (1pm)

Twenty20 International Series vs Sri Lanka

Saturday September 2 - County Ground, Chelmsford (2:30pm)

Wednesday September 6 - County Ground, Derby (6pm)

Saturday September 9 - Seat Unique Riverside, Chester-le-Street (3:30pm)

ODI Series vs Sri Lanka

Thursday September 14 - First ODI Match, Uptonsteel County Ground, Leicester (12:30pm)

Sunday September 17 - County Ground, Hove (11:00am)

Tuesday September 19 - The Spitfire Ground, St Lawrence, Canterbury (12:30pm)

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England men’s cricket schedule: Full list of Test, ODI and T20I fixtures from 2023-27

The ICC has released the 2023-2027 Future Tours Programme – here is what England’s schedule currently looks like.

South Africa v England

January 2023.

England travel to South Africa for three ODIs. These fixtures were originally meant to be played in 2020 but were postponed due to Covid.

New Zealand v England

February 2023.

Two Tests in New Zealand. This will be the fourth Test series the sides have played against each other since 2019.

Bangladesh v England

Three ODIs and three T20Is. This will be England’s first trip to Bangladesh since 2016.

England v Ireland

England and Ireland will play their second Test against each other four years after the first. In the same vein as the previous one, this will act as a warm-up for the Ashes.

The Ashes (home)

June – july 2023.

Five Tests and the showpiece of the summer. The series will be finished by the end of July as Australia are touring South Africa in August.

England v New Zealand

September 2023.

Three ODIs and five T20Is will be played at the back-end of the summer in September.

A second batch of England v Ireland in the same summer as the two will play three ODIs against each other.

ODI World Cup

October-november 2023.

England travel to India for the ODI World Cup where they will be defending champions.

West Indies v England

December 2023.

Three ODIs and five T20Is as England return to the Caribbean for a white-ball-only series in the month of December.

India v England

January-february 2024.

England travel to India for the first of their two scheduled five-match series against India between 2023-27.

England v Pakistan

A warm-up act for the T20 World Cup that takes place the following month. England will play five T20Is against Pakistan.

T20 World Cup

Held in the Caribbean and USA. This will be the first ICC tournament to have fixtures held in the United States.

England v West Indies

Three Tests. This will be the first time West Indies tour England for a red-ball series since 2020.

England v Sri Lanka

August 2024.

Sri Lanka tour England for a Test-match series for the first time since 2016.

England v Australia

September 2024.

Five ODIs and three T20Is as Australia visit England for the second consecutive year.

Pakistan v England

October 2024.

England return to Pakistan for the second time in two years for another three-match Test series.

November 2024

Another white-ball series in the Caribbean as England play three ODIs and three T20Is in the region.

November-December 2024

Three Tests will be played between the two sides.

January-February 2025

A white-ball tour for England that will consist of three ODIs and five T20Is.

Champions Trophy

February-march 2025.

Pakistan will host a major tournament for the first time in the 21st century.

A whistle-stop tour for the Windies, who play England in three ODIs.

England v India

June-august 2025.

The return series as England and India lock horns for five further Tests. These are the only Tests that England play at home in 2025.

Ireland v England

Scheduled to be played at the same time as the India Test series, England will send a completely separate squad to Ireland to play three ODIs whilst the red-ball squad stay at home.

England v South Africa

August-september 2025.

A white-ball only series as the two sides play three ODIs and three T20Is against each other.

September 2025

West Indies return for a second time in the same summer. Playing three T20Is in the final week of September.

October-November 2025

For the third year in four, England travel to New Zealand. This time for a white-ball tour of three ODIs and three T20Is.

The Ashes (away)

November-january 2025-26.

The Ashes. Down Under.

Sri Lanka v England

January 2026.

Three T20Is and three ODIs.

February-March 2026

To be held jointly in Sri Lanka and India.

Three Tests at home. England play New Zealand in some form every year from 2022 to 2026.

Three ODIs and five T20Is in this white-ball tour.

August-September 2026

Three Tests between the two nations.

September 2026

Three ODIs and three T20Is round off the 2026 English summer.

Tri-series in Pakistan

October 2026.

England will play four ODIs in total against Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

Australia v England

October-november 2026.

A white-ball series down under with three ODIs and five T20Is played.

December-February 2026/27

The only tour England will be involved in between 2023-27 that is both red- and white-ball. Three Tests, three ODIs and three T20Is.

February 2027

The final series in the 2023-27 cycle is a two-match Test series away to Bangladesh.

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TalkSport seals rights for England tours of India with BBC missing out again

• Radio rights deal includes England men’s and women’s tours
• BBC’s interest in the Hundred is reportedly cooling

TalkSport has secured radio rights for the England men’s tour of India in the new year, with BBC’s Test Match Special again missing out to its commercial rival.

Both broadcasters are understood to have been in the bidding for exclusive rights to cover England tours of India – in men’s and women’s cricket – over the next four years, with TalkSport informed its bid was the winner on Wednesday.

The deal has seemingly been agreed too late for the women’s Test match in Mumbai that began on Thursday. A source at TalkSport told the Guardian it was “exploring” how to cover the remainder of the match but, with the Twenty20 leg of the tour completed, and a team in the Caribbean covering England’s men, it appears unlikely.

The television rights for the five-Test men’s series in India that starts on 25 January are still to be sold, with TNT Sports (formerly BT Sport) possibly favourites, given Sky’s recent retreat from overseas tours. England’s most recent men’s Test series in India – the 2021 tour that was played before restricted crowds because of the pandemic – was eventually shown on Channel 4 after Sky and BT pulled out of the running.

TalkSport is vying to become the radio home of England internationals, with this four-year deal for India added to a list of overseas territories that already includes the Caribbean and New Zealand. Test Match Special still has the rights to the next men’s Ashes series in Australia, as well as ICC tournaments and home internationals until 2028.

It remains to be seen if the BBC will stay on as the junior television partner to Sky for the home summer, however, amid suggestions the corporation’s interest in the Hundred is cooling. While Sky has already re-signed until the end of 2028, the BBC’s deal with the England and Wales Cricket Board – which also features evening highlights for Test cricket and digital clips on the BBC website – has only one year remaining.

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DHAKA, BANGLADESH - AUGUST 22: Glenn Maxwell of Australia pours water over his head during an ... [+] Australian Test team nets session at Sher-E Bangla National Cricket Stadium on August 22, 2017 in Dhaka, Bangladesh. (Photo by Robert Cianflone/Getty Images)

Glenn Maxwell has announced he is taking an indefinite mental and physical break from cricket during the IPL tournament where he has been playing for Royal Challengers Bengaluru. The all-rounder is no stranger to being transparent about the way he feels and parking sport for health reasons.

If ever there was a man who lived for cricket, it was Maxwell. "It's a game that I've loved since I can even remember being able to walk and to have so many negative thoughts was quite alarming," he said to Cricket.com.au in March 2020. The Australian was one of the first cricketers to cite mental health issues when it was announced he was taking time away from the game in October 2019. The day after admitting that things were not in shape, he still smashed 62 off 28 balls against Sri Lanka in a T20. The relief of getting it out was a release.

Eventually, it got to a point where the mask had to slip . The banality of saying everything is fine to interested and detached parties would not do anymore. The automatic process of putting on a front, like putting on the Baggy Green cap as a statement of identity, was not helping. Maxwell decided to hide his internal thunder until it would crack.

Five years ago, The Big Show, a moniker that the player is not a fan of , didn’t want to be the star of the game’s biggest trophy. He was physically and mentally shot. When injured during a net session in that World Cup campaign in England, the Victorian was almost hoping for a way out: “When I got hit, I was angry and a part of me was hoping [my arm] was broken. I was like ‘this is it, I just need a break’ I was thinking about things I could do on the way back (from hospital) to snap it.”

The refresh, if it can be called that, was a success in that it allowed the player to recalibrate and understand what really made him the person outside the suitcase of constant touring. He spoke to Moises Henriques, who had suffered from depression, team psychologist Michael Lloyd and sports psychiatrist Ranjit Menon to discover the way back. Putting on the pads for his club team was also cathartic, albeit somewhat anxiety-inducing as the path to rediscover the innocence of the sport began.

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Undoubtedly, cricket has a history of being one of the most wearing in the world for schedules. National captain Pat Cummins gave a recent interview where he spoke about the relentless treadmill of cricket being 12 months a year. The joy of the game can get lost in the extended franchise season squeezed between Test series tours and World Cups.

“ Cricket may not be a physical contact sport but its mental challenges , with so much waiting time, are much tougher than they look,” Australian journalist Robert Craddock wrote in one of his columns. It is true. There are so many more failures than successes in the sport and cricket’s nature can elongate and internalize the worry. Strikers can get a quick shot at redemption if they miss an open goal. Batsmen do not have that chance.

It was Maxwell himself who asked to be dropped after scoring just 32 runs in six innings so far for RCB in the IPL. "I've probably been in this situation before in the past where you can keep playing and get yourself deeper into a hole. I think now is a good time to give myself a mental and physical break and get my body right,” he said.

MUMBAI, INDIA - NOVEMBER 07: Glenn Maxwell of Australia celebrates after hitting a six for the ... [+] winning runs, finishing unbeten on 201 not out during the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup India 2023 between Australia and Afghanistan at Wankhede Stadium on November 07, 2023 in Mumbai, India. (Photo by Robert Cianflone/Getty Images)

It was only a few months ago that Maxwell smashed an unbelievable double century against Afghanistan in the ODI World Cup on virtually one leg . It was clear that it took a huge amount out of him at the time. One of the follow-up innings he made in the T20 series - incomprehensibly scheduled immediately after Australia’s World Cup victory against beaten finalists India - was just as entertaining.

Now is the time to switch off the remote control. Those staggering sixes can never be taken for granted. Last time, the Big Bash got Maxwell going again. Maybe the T20 carnival in the Caribbean and the States will see him back for some rum fun.

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England pacer Jofra Archer wants to play the upcoming T20 World Cup for England in front of his family in the West Indies but admits that the 'stop-start' year may ruin his chances. Archer has been plagued by many injuries for numerous years, preventing him from playing international cricket consistently. His last professional game was in May of last year, and he has been out of play since due to an elbow injury. Archer was chosen as the only travelling reserve for the 2023 World Cup. He also recently flew to India as part of Sussex's pre-season tour, where he had a couple of good bowling performances. According to the ECB's current plans, he will return to international cricket during England's T20I series against Pakistan in May, just before the T20 World Cup.

He was also sidelined for much of 2021 and 2022 due to back and elbow injuries. "Last year, I played from January to May, because I did go to the IPL as well. And then the year before that, I played maybe one or two games for Sussex, so I've had a whole year of nothing ...," Archer told 4Cast's 'The Athlete's Voice' podcast on Wednesday.

"Hopefully, from June 1 to when June 1 comes next year, hopefully I've had no breaks... no injuries, and just constantly playing. "It's been a while and honestly, I don't know if I've got another stop-start year in me. That's the truth, I don't know if I've got another one."

Earlier this month, Rob Key, executive director of the England men's team, stated that the fast bowler might still compete in the World Cup in the West Indies and the United States, which begins on June 1. Archer stated he just wanted to get back to playing consistently, even if he did not make the World Cup roster.

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Cricket is more than just a game in India: critics accuse ruling-party politicians and the sport's closely linked mega-rich board of exploiting its huge popularity for electoral advantage.

India begins voting in six-week-long general elections on Friday, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) widely expected to sweep to a third term in power.

Modi's BJP is intricately tied to the powerful Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), with commentators saying the ruling party has sought to co-opt the sport as a tool to bowl out political opponents.

Veteran cricket journalist Sharda Ugra said the sport is "used as a vehicle for a muscular nationalism".

"Control is exercised not just through its presence of senior officials connected to the ruling party, but through the use of Indian cricket to further their political messaging," she told AFP.

Modi's government is far from the first to use cricket for political gain in India, but his populist BJP has tightened those links further than any before, added Ugra.

BCCI chief Jay Shah is the son of home affairs minister Amit Shah, Modi's right-hand man and himself a former president of the Gujarat state cricket board.

Arun Dhumal, chairman of the money-spinning Indian Premier League, is the brother of sports minister Anurag Thakur, who is also an ex-BCCI head.

"The current BCCI is the first Indian cricketing administration which is under the control of a single political party, and not a general clutch of politicians," said Ugra.

Gideon Haigh, cricket writer for The Australian newspaper, has called the BJP "shameless in its self-interest" for co-opting the sport.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other high-ranking politicians at the World Cup final in Ahmedabad last year

"Cricket is just one of many institutions it has captured, although it is the one most meaningful to the most people," Haigh told AFP.

The BJP won state elections in Rajasthan in December, and last month a minister's son took charge of the cricket board.

In New Delhi, the capital's stadium was renamed in 2019 after a BJP stalwart, the late finance minister Arun Jaitley, whose son Rohan Jaitley heads the state cricket board.

For the previous 137 years, it had been called the Feroz Shah Kotla stadium, after a 14th-century Muslim sultan.

And when India hosted the ODI World Cup last year, Modi attended the final at the world's biggest cricket stadium  -- which is named after him -- in Ahmedabad.

A home victory would undoubtedly have further boosted national pride ahead of the election, but India lost in the decider.

Modi went into the dressing room, accompanied by a camera crew, to embrace the Indian team. "It happens," he told them. "Keep smiling, the country is looking up to you."

India's delays or denials of visas for the tournament for players and fans from arch-rival Pakistan had raised some concerns.

Other players with Pakistani heritage -- including Australia's Usman Khawaja and England's Shoaib Bashir -- have also faced visa challenges during India tours.

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The BCCI did not respond to a series of questions submitted by AFP.

Cricket is a lucrative business in the world's most populous nation, home to 1.4 billion people.

By some counts, Indian cricket on average generates more revenue than Bollywood.

The IPL is the world's richest cricket league and has added to the BCCI's wealth, with the board selling the 2023-27 T20 tournament's broadcast and digital rights for $6.2 billion.

Commentators say the BCCI's wealth and reach enables it to pull strings at cricket's world governing body, the International Cricket Council (ICC).

More than 90 percent of the sport's billion-plus worldwide fans are in the Indian subcontinent, according to a 2018 ICC study.

In other countries, the ICC has been swift to suspend boards over political interference, including in Zimbabwe in 2019 and Sri Lanka last year.

ICC rules say cricket boards must manage their affairs "autonomously" and "ensure that there is no government (or other public or quasi-public body) interference in its governance".

The ICC declined to comment on India's role.

Modi opened his eponymous 132,000-seater ground in Ahmedabad in 2020 in a mega-rally for then-US president Donald Trump.

Haigh covered the 2023 India-Australia series and recalled how Modi toured the venue in a golf cart alongside his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese when it hosted the fourth Test.

BJP members, government officials and school children were bussed in for the event, cheering as Modi lapped the venue.

The stadium rapidly emptied after the leaders left, even as play began.

"That the ICC -- which purports to deplore political interference in cricket -- studiously looked the other way, tells you all you need to know about its capture by the BCCI," Haigh said.

Cricket is more than just a game in India: critics accuse ruling-party politicians and the sport's closely linked mega-rich board of exploiting its huge popularity for electoral advantage.

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