July 7 (Reuters) - Former Afghanistan fast bowler Shapoor Zadran died on Tuesday, a day short of his 39th birthday, after reportedly undergoing treatment for a rare severe immune system disorder at a New Delhi hospital.

Australia beat England in 2026 Women's T20 World Cup final. The curtain has come down on another edition of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup, and there was a familiar name lifting th

FORMER Afghanistan pace spearhead Shapoor Zadran has died in India after a long battle with illness, just a day before his 39th birthday. The left‑arm fast bowler, remembered as one of the

Major League Cricket is helping cricket grow in the US, with players hopeful the 2028 Olympics will attract more fans, infrastructure and local talent.

Sion Mills Cricket Club, the north west's oldest club, now own their home ground for the first time in their history.

About 2,000 fans turned out July 1 to watch the team play its first home game under the lights of the brand-new cricket field.

Former Afghanistan fast bowler Shapoor Zadran passed away at thirty-eight. He was a key player before Afghanistan's global cricket rise. Zadran's emotional bowling and celebrations connected deeply with fans.

At least five county cricket clubs are in danger of having their funding cut because their boards are not diverse enough.

Former Afghanistan fast bowler Shapoor Zadran has died after a prolonged illness a day before his 39th birthday. The Afghanistan Cricket Board made the announcement in a statement on Tuesday “with profound grief and deep sorrow.

When Shane Warne first asked Isa Guha her opinion on cricket, and respected that, she felt she had arrived as a commentator. One of the pioneering female pundits, she is a popular voice on both television and radio.

A cricket match had to be abandoned after a runaway bull stormed the playing field and charged at players. The North East Premier League fixture at Burnopfield Cricket Club was called off on Saturday evening despite efforts to remove the animal from the ground.