Jason Sangha

Left-handed batsman Usman Khawaja has joined compatriot Dan Christian in calling out the ongoing racism issues that exist in Australian cricket.

Australian batsman Hilton Cartwright's freak dismissal against New South Wales in the Sheffield Shield is now very much a part of the list of bizarre dismissals in cricket.

Three-time champions Australia will have to put their best foot forward when they face a formidable England in the first Super League quarter-final of the ICC U-19 World Cup on Tuesday.

Virat Kohli’s million dollar babies may have fallen apart like brittle bread crumbs but young immigrants and PIOs are ruling the charts at the U-19 Cricket World Cup.

Nuwanidu Fernando's century propelled Sri Lanka A to a commanding 263/4 against Australia A on Day 1. Kamil Mishara's bizarre dismissal for 81 added an unusual twist to the 1st day of the 2nd Test. Australia A's bowlers found it difficult to bag wickets on a slow pitch, as Sri Lanka A maintains a strong position heading into Day 2, setting the stage for an intriguing day of cricket.

Cricket Australia celebrated Baisakhi with a video featuring Tanveer Sangha, who extended festive wishes emphasising unity and joy. Sangha's message resonated globally, particularly with the Indian diaspora. Baisakhi, a significant Sikh festival marking the Khalsa's establishment, is celebrated with Nagar Kirtan processions and melas.

Optimism mingled with an eagerness to know what lies ahead as India's potential future stars geared up to lock horns with Australia in their big-ticket campaign opener of the ICC U-19 World Cup on Sunday.

Two countries were fighting it out for the ICC U-19 World Cup title but one state shouldered maximum responsibility. In the end, the Punjabis from India trumped the Punjabis from Australia.

Alex Carey and Jason Sangha's centuries led South Australia to a record-breaking fourth-innings chase, ending a 29-year title drought in the Sheffield Shield. Partnering with Jason Sangha, Carey helped achieve a 270-run target to defeat Queensland, celebrating South Australia's 14th championship and first since 1995-96.

"It's a memory they'll cherish for a long time and hopefully it's not a memory that defines them and they will have a lot more bigger and better memories as they go on ahead in their careers," coach Rahul Dravid said after India's fourth ICC U-19 World Cup title.

The son of Punjabi immigrant farmers, Tanveer Sangha, 19, has become only the second person of Indian origin to make it to the Australian men's national cricket team. The leg-spinner will be part of the 18-man squad for the Australia-New Zealand T20 series in February this year.

Swashbuckling Australia opening batter David Warner has hinted at Test retirement next year but he is likely to continue playing white-ball cricket. Warner's comments came after hosts Australia made an early exit from the T20 World Cup.

When and where can you follow the action from the ICC U-19 World Cup 2018 final between India and Australia

Australia and Pakistan secured their spots in the quarterfinals of the U-19 World Cup with wins over Papua New Guinea and Sri Lanka respectively.

Australia, on the back of two strong partnerships and a fighting half-century from Jonathan Merlo, were going strong before they lost their last six wickets for 33 runs.

Three-time champions India and Australia compete in same group with Zimbabwe and Papua New Guinea, the other two teams in the group, could give the former champions a run for their money.

The Seattle Orcas showcased their strong batting prowess by successfully chasing down a 200-plus target against the Los Angeles Knight Riders, securing a five-wicket victory and marking their second consecutive win in MLC 2025. Aaron Jones and Shimron Hetmyer led the charge with impressive scores, overshadowing Andre Russell's unbeaten 65 for the Knight Riders.

From Kohli to Smith, most modern-day greats have learnt the ropes in the Under-19 World Cup, which has gained significance with every passing edition. The boys not only become men here, they also become household names with millions following the live broadcast of the competition.

India U-19 cricket captain Prithvi Shaw believes the terrific form of his fast bowlers will give the three-time champions an edge when they take on Australia in pursuit of a record fourth ICC World Cup title, here tomorrow.

Grassroots to Big Bash, Indian-origin players have become part of Australia’s cricket fabric

Defending champion West Indies will open its campaign against host New Zealand in ICC Under 19 Cricket World Cup starting 13th January. The West Indies will play the inaugural Group A day-night fixture at Bay Oval in Tauranga on the opening day of the event which runs from 13 January - 3 February featuring 16 teams across seven venues in four cities - Christchurch, Queenstown, Tauranga and Whangarei.

A clinical bowling performance by India saw them restrict Australia to 216, a total that Prithvi Shaw and his men gunned down comfortably in the end to etch their name in history books.