“Rishabh is recovering really well. He has begun to accept deliveries at speeds greater than 140 kmph. We are all thrilled with how he has been overcoming each obstacle to rehabilitation. He’s doing quite fine. We want to do this in the coming months,” an NCA source told RevSportz. “His next goal will be to concentrate on greater and quicker body motions.

He continued, “Despite the Indian Blind Cricket Team’s outstanding achievement over the previous ten years, we still struggle to receive financial backing. We currently work with IndusInd Bank on a contract, but we are unsure of what will happen after it expires.

Reddy lauded the team’s cohesiveness and claimed that over the past ten years, the spirit has remained exceptional. The older team members enthusiastically support the new recruits, providing a supportive and motivating environment inside the group.

At the conclusion of the fifth Ashes Test at London’s Kennington Oval, Stuart Broad announced his retirement from cricket. After finishing the project, Broad joined the commentary crew for the Hundred, where he has been doing a fantastic job of enlightening the cricket fans with his sage advice.

In an interview with Pakistani bowler Shaheen Afridi, the right-arm pacer, who has throughout the years played a crucial role for Nottinghamshire Outlaws, showed his appreciation for Shaheen Afridi. Shaheen participated in the T20 Blast earlier this year on behalf of the Outlaws, which is noteworthy to note.

On Friday, August 4, batsman Alex Hales of England made his international cricket retirement announcement. Hales participated in 156 appearances for England in all three formats and was a part of their successful T20 World Cup 2022 campaign in Australia. The 34-year-old expressed his joy at participating in his final international match, the World Cup final of 2022, and said that he would still play for Nottingham.

In a terrible vehicle accident in December 2022, Indian wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant sustained numerous wounds. The batsman has showed remarkable discipline and determination in his treatment, and although though it was previously believed that he would require at least 18 months to fully heal, he has begun practising in the nets just eight months after the tragedy.

According to sources, the southpaw is playing 140 kph-plus deliveries with no trouble at the National Cricket Academy (NCA), but even so, he is not ready to make his comeback to professional cricket. He’s currently getting used to tiny motions of his body.

Birmingham will host the 2023 World Games of the International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA) from August 18 to August 27. A variety of sporting events will take place throughout the event, including archery, chess, cricket, blind football, partially sighted football, women’s football, goalball (male/female), judo, powerlifting, showdown, ten pin bowling, and tennis.Despite their stellar record, the renowned captain of the Indian Blind Cricket Team, Ajay Kumar Reddy, stated his worries about their financial status.

The Indian team for the Ireland tour has been announced by the BCCI, the Board of Control for Cricket in India. In the T20 International (T20I) matchup against the Irish team, Jasprit Bumrah, who hasn’t played cricket since September, plans to return. Bumrah will serve as the Men in Blue’s captain in Hardik Pandya’s absence.

Prasidh Krishna, another pacer, will rejoin the Indian team in addition to Bumrah. Krishna played his final One-Day International (ODI) in India’s colours against Zimbabwe in August 2022 in Harare. To make India’s World Cup squad for 2023, both pacers will work hard to bowl at their very best. Along with these two India mainstays, other players will try to outperform one another, catch the eye of the selectors, and secure their spots in the World Cup team.

The second Twenty20 International between West Indies and Indian, which will take place at Providence Stadium in Guyana on Sunday, August 6, is currently being prepared by the team lead by Hardik Pandya. Notably, the Caribbean team pulled off a heist during the chase in the opening T20I, and as a result, they narrowly prevailed in the nail-biting match by just four runs.

After scoring only 149 runs in their first innings, the Windies managed to pull off a shocking victory. This was made possible by their determined bowling effort. The Men in Blue lost both of their openers for a pitiful price, and their woes were made worse when the Windies shredded the opposition’s batting order to take nine wickets in the match and enable them pull off a victory.

Local, August 5, 2023: The Barbados Royals Cricket Cup will be introduced, according to CPL team Barbados Royals, with the intention of showcasing and developing the island nation’s indigenous grassroots talent. The franchise group is eager to have a similar effect on the grassroots cricket ecosystem in Barbados as they have done with comparable competitions for young and future South African and Indian players through their presence in Paarl and Rajasthan, respectively.

On August 9, 2023, the KMV Oval, Isolation Cricket Club in St. Andrew, Barbados, will host the inaugural Barbados Royals Cricket Cup, in which over 70 players from the U15 age group (boys) and the U19 age group (girls) will compete. The four teams made up of participating boys are called Holder’s Heroes, Mayers’ Magicians, Powell’s Powerhouses, and Simmonds’ Strikers after the Royals’ greatest players. With some of the Royals players present at the event, the participating females will be seen playing cricket in the meantime.

On August 3, 2023, 20-year-old Indian cricketer Tilak Varma had an impressive debut for his country against the West Indies. The teenage batsman had incredible poise throughout his blistering performance, scoring 39 runs off just 22 balls and demonstrating his brilliant fielding with two outstanding catches.
Former Indian cricketer Wasim Jaffer acknowledged his respect for Varma’s impressive debut performance. Varma’s mental toughness and self-assurance were lauded by Jaffer, who also noted that the young cricketer didn’t seem phased by the high-stakes international match and appeared at ease even playing a club or state-level match.
He had incredible mental fortitude and composure. In an interview withcricketmood in advance of the next 2nd T20I encounter on August 6th, Jaffer praised Varma for his ease on the field, especially given the circumstances.
Further praise for Varma’s batting prowess came from Jaffer, who praised the variety and dexterity of his shots throughout the innings.