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IPL 2025: Head coach Vettori admits SRH misread conditions in loss to MI

Hyderabad, April 24: Sunrisers Hyderabad’s IPL 2025 campaign went from bad to worse on Wednesday night, as they succumbed to their sixth defeat of the season — this time at the hands of Mumbai Indians. Chasing a par score on a surface offering early movement, SRH were left reeling at 13 for 4 within the first five overs.

Simmons emphasises 'proper wickets for Test cricket' against Zimbabwe

Sylhet, April 18: Bangladesh head coach Phil Simmons has underlined the importance of preparing “proper wickets” rather than spin-heavy pitches as the national team begins a new chapter in Test cricket. With a two-match home series against Zimbabwe starting April 20 at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium, Simmons said the focus is on long-term development over short-term gains.

India's tour of England will be a good challenge for us, says Rohit Sharma

New Delhi, April 16: India Test and ODI skipper Rohit Sharma is looking forward to the 'good challenge' that awaits the side in England after the conclusion of the 2025 season of the Indian Premier League (IPL). India will tour the Three Lions for a five-game Test series starting on June 20 at the Headingley Cricket Ground.

IPL 2025: How decisive ball change rule helped MI clinch thrilling win

New Delhi, April 14: In the run-up to IPL 2025, the ruling to allow the team bowling second in an evening match to get the ball changed anytime after the eleventh over, in a bid to counter the dew factor, was cited by many insiders in the tournament as a good news for a side defending totals.

IPL 2025: Uthappa wants Dhoni to bat 'little higher up the order'

New Delhi, April 9: Former India cricketer Robin Uthappa weighed in on the conversation around MS Dhoni's intent and evolving role at Chennai Super Kings after the 18-run loss to Punjab Kings and said the way veteran wicketkeeper batter is playing right now, he should come high up in the order.