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Former Australian cricketer Steve Waugh appointed to Centre for Australia-India Relations Advisory Board
Canberra, March 28: Former Australian cricketer Steve Waugh has been appointed to the Centre for Australia-India Relations Advisory Board, Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong said in a statement on Friday.
NZ PM Luxon plays cricket with spinner Ajaz Patel at Wankhede Stadium
Mumbai, March 20: New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon on Thursday played cricket with Kiwi spinner Ajaz Patel, former batter Ross Taylor and pacer Trent Boult at Mumbai's iconic Wankhede Stadium and reflected on the cricketing ties between India and New Zealand, which have resulted in some of the sport's most historic moments and milestones.
Champions Trophy: Rajeev Shukla watches semis in Lahore with PCB chair Naqvi
Lahore, March 5: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Vice-President, Rajeev Shukla, was among the cricket board representatives attending the second semifinal of the ICC Men's Champions Trophy 2025 between New Zealand and South Africa at the Gaddafi Stadium here on Wednesday.
What's point in playing with our enemy? Congress' Rashid Alvi on India-Pakistan cricket match
New Delhi, February 23: Ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy India-Pakistan cricket face-off in Dubai, Congress leader Rashid Alvi on Sunday condemned the move and sought to know why the BJP-ruled government had given permission to play a match with "our enemy".
'Cricket Diplomacy': Ahead of high-stakes clash, Moin Khan advocates for restoration of India-Pakistan bilateral matches
New Delhi, February 22: Former wicketkeeper batter Moin Khan has advocated for restoring bilateral matches between India and Pakistan ahead of the blockbuster clash between the two sides in the Champions Trophy in Dubai on Sunday.
No Cricket until terrorism ends: Shikhar Dhawan on India's stance of not playing in Pakistan
New Delhi, February 12: Former India cricketer Shikhar Dhawan has firmly backed India's decision to not travel to Pakistan, stating that cricket should never take precedence over the country's stance on national security.