June 15, Morning Brief: Today's top news and headlines from the cricketing world

1. Cricket Australia partners with Scotland for three-match T20I series in September 2024

It is worth noting that the three-match assignment in Scotland will be Australia’s first in 11 years (Read More)

2. Reports: Ajay Jadeja refused to accept any payment from Afghanistan Cricket Board for his mentorship

The CEO of ACB stated that Jadeja declined any financial compensation, expressing that the team's good performance would be his reward and prize (Read More)

3. T20 World Cup 2024: Tim Southee reprimanded for ICC Code of Conduct breach during NZ vs WI match

Southee was found to have breached Article 2.2 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel (Read More)

4. ‘Tendulkar and Dravid know how to respect’ - Imrul Kayes reacts to Virender Sehwag’s comments on Shakib Al Hasan

Sehwag had advised Shakib to retire from the shortest format of the game and also remarked that he is not Adam Gilchrist or Matthew Hayden and should play according to his standard (Read More)

5. 'I feel that a big score is just around the corner' - Sanjay Bangar believes Virat Kohli is poised to rediscover form in upcoming matches

Bangar pointed out that despite Kohli's lack of success during India's T20 World Cup campaign in New York, other batters have encountered similar challenges too (Read More)

6. 'I’d absolutely love to happen' - Brad Hogg anticipates India, Australia final in T20 World Cup 2024

It is worth noting that, both India and Australia have made it to the Super 8 stages of the tournament and are termed favourites to feature in the semi-finals (Read More)

7. T20 World Cup 2024: Florida games receive major boost following rain-free day

Following numerous flight cancellations into Miami and Fort Lauderdale on Wednesday, teams, production crews, and commentators successfully arrived in Fort Lauderdale on Thursday (Read More)

8. 'Can only control what we can do’ - Jos Buttler reacts to Josh Hazlewood’s 'knockout' remark

After thrashing Nambia in the ongoing T20 World Cup, Australia pacer Josh Hazlewood stated that the team might surrender to Scotland in their final league of the season to eliminate England from the competition (Read More)

9. ‘Often get in trouble’ - US spokesperson's cheeky remark on Pakistan's T20 World Cup loss to USA

After USA's win over Pakistan, US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller expressed his joy but refused to comment further, stating that it is beyond his "area of expertise" (Read More)

10. Reports: Babar Azam likely to continue as captain after Pakistan's lacklustre outing in T20 World Cup 2024

After Pakistan succumbed to India on June 9, PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi called for a 'major surgery' in Pakistan cricket (Read More)