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India's legendary cricketer Rahul Dravid has been invited to speak at an MIT sports analytics conference, which for the first time is hosting a panel discussion on cricket.

Former England pacer Isa Guha on Thursday shared a memory of bowling to Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar during a net session. Taking to Twitter, Guha shared a photo of herself, in which she can be seen delivering the ball to Tendulkar.

Isa Guha apologised for referring to Jasprit Bumrah as the "Most Valuable Primate" during commentary. The former England cricketer's remark, though intended as praise, sparked controversy due to its potential for misinterpretation, particularly given cricket's history with racial sensitivity. Guha expressed regret for any offense caused, emphasizing her commitment to equality and inclusion.

Last year, England won their first-ever World Cup title after beating New Zealand in the final at Lord's. The match went into a Super Over after the scores were tied at the end of the stipulated 50 overs for each side.

Darren Sammy's stunning revelation of being called a 'kalu' - a derogatory word to describe black people - at Sunrisers Hyderabad has opened up conversations on the topic of racism in cricket. And former England fast bowler Isa Guha said that she has also been subjected to such racist comments.

Former captain Mithali Raj is the highest ranked Indian batter at third, while skipper Jhulan Goswami, also at third spot, is the country's best placed bowler in the ICC ODI rankings for women cricketers.

When the Indian Premier League (IPL) opened its doors for women to be part of its commentary panel in 2015, Lisa Sthalekar was one of the few chosen to be on air.

After Pakistan's 1-0 defeat in the ICC World Test Championship series against England, which concluded in Southampton on Tuesday, some of the most respected and credible voices in cricket have thrown their weight behind the visiting team.

Ebony Rainford-Brent, the first black woman to play cricket for England, feels women's cricket lacks diversity compared to football, which has stronger representation from people of colour.

ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2021 schedule will be announced at a digital show on Tuesday, ICC has said. Isa Guha will be joined by Daren Sammy and Dinesh Karthik on the digital show to preview the mega-event on T20worldcup.com and the ICC Cricket app from 9 am Dubai time (+4 GMT) on August 17.

On a day when it came to the fore that the Indian women's team hasn't yet received the prize money from BCCI after finishing runners-up in the 2020 ICC T20 World Cup, former England cricketer Isa Guha spoke about the disparities in men's and women's cricket.

During commentary on the India-Australia Test match, Isa Guha sparked controversy by referring to Jasprit Bumrah as a "most valuable primate." This racially insensitive remark drew comparisons to the 2008 'MonkeyGate' scandal. Despite Bumrah's impressive 5-wicket haul, centuries from Head and Smith propelled Australia to a commanding total.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) tweeted a video of former cricketers Isa Guha, Lisa Sthalekar and Anjum Chopra reiterating the safety measures that need to be taken amid the coronavirus pandemic.

A member of a broadcast crew at the ongoing second Ashes Test in Adelaide has tested positive for COVID-19, the organisers said on day four of the pink-ball contest on Sunday.

England's World Cup-winning women cricketers, Natalie Sciver and Katherine Brunt, got married in a private ceremony on Sunday.

Skipper Mithali Raj's grim battle went in vain as the English eves thumped India by eight wickets with 14 overs to spare in the first of the five-match ODI series.

Former South Africa allrounder JP Duminy called for more dialogue when it comes to tackling the menace of racism in South African cricket.

Former England women's speedster-turned-analyst Isa Guha feels that Indian team going into the first Test looks way more settled compared to the Australian side which is still searching for its ideal opening combination.

Ever since George Floyd's demise in the US, many sportspersons have come out to talk about their experience with racism.

Ever since the two-time T20 World Cup winning captain of the West Indies team Darren Sammy spoke about racism in cricket, there has been a lot of conversations surrounding the topic in the last one week.

Indian women's cricket team captain Jhulan Goswami went up a couple of notches to regain the number one spot in the latest ICC ODI Rankings.

The best of the best in women's cricket have been named in the provisional squads for the ICC Women’s World Cup 2009 to be held in Australia from 7 to 22 March.

India opener Virender Sehwag will raise awareness about HIV as part of an ICC initiative which coincides with the World Twenty20 Championships.

The South African cricket team is going through a transition phase and former Proteas allrounder JP Duminy feels that the side must find the balance of inclusivity when it comes to selecting players.

International cricketers, including Sehwag, have urged the international cricket community to support calls for greater awareness and fight against HIV.

It’s that time of the year again! Pepsi IPL 2014 ka bulaava aaya hai and cricketainment takes centrestage. The gang of four — Samir Kochhar, Gaurav Kapur, Shibani Dandekar and Archana Vijaya are set to present the flagship match analysis show Extraaa Innings T20

Isa Guha, while commentating, referred to Jasprit Bumrah as the "Most Valuable Primate," sparking controversy and discussions about unconscious bias. Guha apologized for her word choice, emphasizing her respect for Bumrah and her commitment to inclusion. Ravi Shastri supported Guha, acknowledging her courage in apologizing publicly and urging everyone to move forward.

Darren Sammy might have faced racist remarks while playing for the Indian Premier League franchise Sunrisers Hyderabad but former players feel that it is franchise cricket which can play a big part in obliterating the menace of racism from the sport.

World Cricket Championship 3 (WCC 3), which recently touched the 160 million download mark, has now introduced a Telugu version, voiced by former Indian cricketer and current IPL commentator, Venkatapathy Raju.