Lasith Malinga has surpassed Shahid Afridi to become the highest wicket-taker in the T20I cricket. He achieved the feat in first T20I game of three-match series against New Zealand.

According to a news report by The Hindu, the 33-year old has written a mail to the Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA) claiming that his decision of retirement was emotionally driven and he is willing to play in all formats of the game again.

Former Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni will not be available to play against South Africa in three-match T20I series starting from September 15.

The tweet was liked by Twitter’s handle, and Gibbs then posted: “That feeling when @Twitter likes your tweet,” with a GIF that featured Alia Bhatt.

The Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) has announced that the Feroz Shah Kotla cricket stadium will be named after late Arun Jaitley. He died on August 24 after prolonged illness. The decision was taken to honour Jaitley who served as DDCA's president from 1999 to 2013.

It is India's fourth-biggest Test win but biggest in away Tests as winning by 336 runs against South Africa in Delhi in 2015-16 remains their best ever. The result gave Virat Kohli the joint-most number of victories as India captain, tying for 27 wins with MS Dhoni.

Considering the fact that Virat Kohli is playing like a run machine and he is very close to surpassing Sachin Tendulkar's most centuries record. Virender Sehwag claimed that no matter how fast you play, how many centuries you hit but Sachin Tendulkar holds a record of playing 200 Test matches which cannot be break anytime soon.

Indian cricket fans were left in shock when the skipper Virat Kohli announced that Ravichandran Ashwin will not be the part of playing squad in the first Test match against West Indies, instead his place has been filled with Ravindra Jadeja.

Cricket.com.au later on posted a video of the same. In the video, Archer plays a straight drive just like Smith and then he goes on to leave the ball in exactly the same manner as Smith.

There were reports that West Indies cricketer Chris Gayle may announce his retirement after the ODI series against India. Gayle was in a sensational form in the third and last game of ODI series as he smashed 72 runs in just 41 balls.