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Sri Lanka is dealing with an injury alert in the ongoing ICC Men’s Cricket   World Cup Qualifier 2023 . Dilshan Madushanka will perform for Sri Lanka instead of Dushmantha Chameera in the World Cup match. The technical committee of the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2023 has granted Sri Lanka permission to replace such injured players in their team. The replaced player, Dilshan Madushanka, required approval from the Event Technical Committee to get added to the team. According to the latest cricket news, Dilshan Madushanka will be in action against Zimbabwe on July 2. While most cricket addicts might judge him by his performance, he must learn to take his team’s responsibility in the upcoming cricket competition seriously. On the other hand, Dushmantha Chameera is a Sri Lankan cricketer who made his international debut in 2015. He is a right-arm fast bowler known for his pace and ability to generate bounce. Chameera has represented Sri Lanka in all three formats of the game: test ...

The ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2023’s Event Technical Committee has given the green light for a player substitution. Yannic Cariah, who suffered a nose injury during a training session, has been replaced by Kevin Sinclair in the West Indies squad. The approval of the Event Technical Committee is necessary for any player replacement to be officially added to the squad.  The committee is composed of Chris Tetley, ICC Head of Events (Chair); Sarah Edgar, ICC Representative; Hamilton Masakadza, Host Tournament Director; Dirk Viljoen, Host Nominee; Pommie Mbangwa (Independent); Natalie Germanos (Independent), and Gurjit Singh, Managing Committee Affairs. Sinclair is expected to join the West Indies team on June 29 before their match against Scotland on July 1 in Harare.

The opening match of The Ashes 2023 was a closely contested affair between England and Australia at Edgbaston, with both teams evenly matched over the five days. However, a superb innings from captain Pat Cummins in the latter stages of the game helped the Aussies secure a thrilling two-wicket victory. As the second Test of the series approaches at Lord’s Cricket Ground on June 28th, England have announced their squad for the match as they seek to bounce back. Notably, experienced all-rounder Moeen Ali has been omitted from the squad, while 25-year-old Josh Tongue has been included as part of an all-out pace attack, with Joe Root providing the spin option. In a video shared by the ECB on their social media platforms, Josh Tongue expressed his excitement about fulfilling his childhood dream by taking part in the Ashes series. Tongue described it as an incredible feeling, explaining that ever since he was a young child, he had always aspired to be part of the Ashes. He eagerly anticipat...

On June 26, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) issued an apology to those who have experienced racial discrimination in the sport. This apology followed the release of a report by the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (ICEC), which provided evidence of discrimination and highlighted the presence of “structural and institutional racism, sexism, and class-based discrimination” within the ECB . The board acknowledged the report and expressed a commitment to making changes to prevent similar incidents from occurring in the future. ECB Chair Richard Thompson apologized to those who have felt excluded from cricket and announced plans to develop a comprehensive strategy in collaboration with the ICEC’s recommendations. Thompson emphasized that cricket should be accessible to everyone and expressed regret for the historical neglect of women and Black people within the sport.

According to former India captain Sunil Gavaskar , the decision to not give more opportunities to young players in the Test matches against West Indies is a missed opportunity for Team India. Gavaskar believes that the focus should have been on the players who are certain to participate in the ODI World Cup later this year, suggesting that they should have concentrated solely on white-ball cricket. Gavaskar expressed his views on Sports Today, stating, “The World Test Championship is now out of reach. We missed our chance there. The next significant event is the ODI World Cup in October, and therefore, I would have preferred that the experienced players take a complete break from Test cricket. They should have solely focused on white-ball cricket instead of red-ball cricket. Given that they have been playing cricket continuously for 3-4 months, with hardly any rest, I feel they needed a break.” “If the senior players had been given a break and a few more young players had been given th...