Top Stories: Things that made news in the cricket world today

Jofra Archer warned and fined by ECB for breaching bio-secure protocols

• England pacer Jofra Archer was all over the news for the wrong reasons ahead of the second Test against the West Indies.
• Archer stopped at his home in Brighton when all the players were supposed to reach Manchester from Southampton in their individual cars.
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‘It depends on my body’ – Harbhajan Singh on retirement after IPL 2020

• But he has continued to feature in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and has been one of the consistent performers.
• But one can say he is also sailing in the same boat as of his CSK skipper in terms of international retirement.
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‘It’s like riding a bike’ – Graeme Smith reckons COVID-19 break won’t impact cricketers

• Graeme Smith, the former South Africa cricketer, feels that the break due to the coronavirus pandemic won’t affect cricketers much.
• The 39-year-old compared playing cricket equivalent to riding a bike, saying that “muscle memory doesn’t disappear”.
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Geoffrey Boycott refused to believe that my father was visually impaired: Saif Ali Khan

• Saif Ali Khan, the veteran Bollywood actor, has made a starling revelation surrounding his father Tiger Pataudi and former England cricketer Geoffrey Boycott.
• Boycott once refused to believe that the former Indian cricketer was visually impaired and was lying.
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Reports: IPL franchises looking for chartered planes to carry players to the UAE

• Ever since the 2020 Indian Premier League (IPL), which was scheduled to start on March 29, was postponed, the Board of Control for Cricket in India is in a bit of a fix.
• Though the world’s richest cricket board has zeroed in on September for the T20 tournament, but nothing concrete has come to the fore until now.
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MS Dhoni is the best ever wicketkeeper-batsman in the Indian team: Kamran Akmal

• Not many people would point their finger to argue that MS Dhoni is regarded as one of the most decorated skippers of the sport.
• There was no looking back for the Ranchi stalwart after clinching the inaugural T20 World Cup in South Africa.
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