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Jasprit Bumrah’s pinpoint yorker flattened Haris Rauf’s stumps in the Asia Cup 2025 final, followed by a viral jet celebration that electrified Dubai. This playful yet clinical act underscored India's commanding performance, restricting Pakistan to 144/9. Bumrah's memorable moment, combining a fiery delivery with a cheeky mimicry, perfectly encapsulated India's dominance and confidence in their decisive victory.

Mithun Manhas has officially taken the helm of Indian cricket as the President of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), following the conclusion of the Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Mumbai on Sunday.

Tensions surrounding the Asia Cup have escalated as the PCB and BCCI formally engaged the ICC over player conduct. The PCB complained about Suryakumar Yadav's remarks dedicating India's win to victims of the Pahalgam attack, alleging political undertones. The BCCI retaliated, filing a complaint against Pakistan's Haris Rauf and Sahibzada Farhan for provocative gestures.

Ishant Sharma reveals how Virat Kohli had laser-like focus when on the field and nothing came in his way, including matters off the field when it came down to performing for the team.

The Indian spin-bowling great, Ravichandran Ashwin, is reportedly almost certain to feature in both the ILT20 in the UAE and the Big Bash League in Australia despite the overlapping schedules.

During the India-Pakistan Asia Cup Super Four clash in Dubai, tensions flared when Abhishek Sharma and Haris Rauf engaged in a heated exchange, prompting umpire intervention. This followed earlier verbal volleys between Indian openers and Pakistani bowlers, highlighting India's fearless approach in chasing Pakistan's total. The charged atmosphere and aggressive play underscored the intense rivalry, captivating the Dubai crowd.

Mithun Manhas, former Delhi captain, is likely to become the new BCCI president. He is poised to be the first uncapped cricketer to lead the Indian board. Manhas brings administrative experience from the JKCA and a strong domestic cricketing background, including leading Delhi to a Ranji Trophy title in 2007-08.

India survived a spirited scare from Oman in Abu Dhabi, scraping through with a 21-run win. Sanju Samson hit a scratchy fifty, Axar Patel sparkled, but Suryakumar Yadav baffled everyone by slotting himself at No. 11 without batting. Oman’s fight was led by veteran Aamir Kaleem (64) and Hammad Mirza (51), as they pushed India closer than expected.

Australia A dominated day one of the first unofficial Test against India A, reaching 337/5. Opener Sam Konstas led the charge with a brilliant 109, supported by Campbell Kellaway's 88 and Cooper Connolly's 70. Harsh Dubey was the pick of the India A bowlers, claiming three wickets, while Gurnoor Brar and Khaleel Ahmed took one each.

The Pakistan Cricket Board has formally complained to the ICC regarding missing handshakes during the Asia Cup clash with India, demanding the removal of the Match Referee. The PCB alleges violations of the ICC Code of Conduct and MCC Laws, claiming the referee instructed their captain to avoid shaking hands.

Wasim Akram believes the current Indian cricket team is the best he has witnessed, highlighting their talent and mental fortitude. He praises India's management of Jasprit Bumrah and admires their bowling attack, especially Mohammed Siraj. Akram advises Pakistan to relax and enjoy the India-Pakistan game, while acknowledging Afghanistan's rise in Asia and Pakistan's need for consistency.

The Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium in New Chandigarh is set to host its inaugural international matches, with the Indian women's cricket team facing Australia in two ODIs on September 14 and 17. Despite concerns over recent heavy rainfall, the Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) assures that the stadium's drainage system is fully equipped.

Shubman Gill credits Virat Kohli's passion and hunger for shaping his cricketing approach, emphasizing that drive surpasses talent. Gill also draws inspiration from Stoicism to manage pressure, focusing on sincere effort over recognition. He blends Kohli's intensity with philosophical principles, guiding his career alongside his love for music and routines.

The Duleep Trophy final features South Zone versus Central Zone. Star players are absent due to other commitments. This provides an opportunity for young talents to shine. Andre Siddarth and R Smaran are key players for South. Rajat Patidar and Danish Malewar are crucial for Central. The match is at the BCCI Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru.

The Asia Cup 2025 began with a funny incident in Dubai as Suryakumar Yadav's toss confusion briefly overshadowed the start. After winning the toss, Suryakumar's delay in communicating the decision to UAE's captain led to a lighthearted moment. India chose to bowl first on a fresh pitch, while both teams revealed their playing XIs, ready to compete.

Rishabh Pant recently shared a nostalgic Instagram post, reminiscing about childhood haircuts under a tree, inviting fans to share similar memories. This light-hearted moment follows a demanding series where Pant showcased resilience, scoring 479 runs, including two centuries, despite an injury during the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy.

Sunil Gavaskar strongly criticised AB de Villiers for questioning Shreyas Iyer's Asia Cup omission, asserting that foreign players should not interfere in Indian cricket matters. Gavaskar emphasised that Indian cricketers refrain from commenting on other nations' selections and accused the Indian media of seeking validation from overseas opinions, reigniting the debate over external influence in Indian cricket.

Former India chief selector Kris Srikkanth has voiced his disappointment over the manner in which Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, and Cheteshwar Pujara bid farewell to Test cricket. He criticised the BCCI for lapses in communication, saying that the lack of proper coordination overshadowed the send-offs of these stalwarts.

Indian cricket fans expressed disappointment as the Duleep Trophy, a premier domestic tournament featuring stars like Mohammed Shami and Kuldeep Yadav, lacked live streaming. This edition marks a return to the zonal format and serves as a trial for the 'serious injury replacement substitute' rule.

The Royal Premier League kicked off in Pulwama as Royal Goodwill defeated Sultan Springs Baramulla in a thrilling opener, with thousands of fans celebrating the start of Kashmir's biggest local cricketing platform.