Top Stories: Things that made news in the cricket world today
All the news stories that hogged the headlines today.
MS Dhoni. (Photo Source: Twitter) Brad Hogg picks his top 3 powerplay batsmen in the IPL
The thirteenth edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) was originally scheduled to kickstart from March 29.
He reckoned that Warner’s ability to score freely on both sides of the wicket coupled with his brilliant running between the wickets makes him a great force during the first six overs.
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Reports: MS Dhoni made up his mind to hang his boots
But sources privy to the enigmatic cricketer have said that Dhoni has already made up his mind to bid cricket goodbye.
It’s also been known that Dhoni won’t be quitting the sport before assessing his form in the Indian Premier League (IPL).
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Virat Kohli isn’t a guy to mess around: Ravi Shastri
Ravi Shastri, the head coach of the Indian cricket team, prefers to give national skipper Virat Kohli the space to get things going.
Shastri reckons that his job is to assist the players in staying motivated for decent performances on the field.
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BCB to turn Sher-e-Bangla Stadium as a quarantine facility center
In the last few days, many sporting events have been cancelled due to the outbreak of coronavirus.
With the growing number of cases of coronavirus patients across Bangladesh, the need of the hour is to provide medical facilities to the affected.
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England’s Amy Jones and Lauren Winfield stranded in Australia due to COVID-19 pandemic
Amy Jones and Lauren Winfield, the England women’s cricketers, are currently stuck in Australia owing to the massive coronavirus outbreaks.
Speaking on their situation, Winfield quipped that they aren’t sure about when they will be able to return.
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Dane Piedt retires from South Africa cricket to pursue career in the USA
The last few years many talented South African cricketers have moved to the United Kingdom on Kolpak deals.
This has majorly hurt the Proteas as many good young and experienced cricketers can’t be now picked for the national side.
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