What happened in the cricket world today - June 14

Here are the titbits of news that matter in the world of cricket today.

1. India has certainly gone ahead of Pakistan and Sri Lanka in last 10-12 years: Inzamam-ul-Haq

Former Pakistan cricketing legend Inzamam-ul-Haq has credited the IPL and India’s first-class cricketing structure for the Indian cricket team’s incredible success.

2. To work with Rahul Dravid sir again is kind of a cherry on the cake: Arshdeep Singh

Pacer Arshdeep Singh has stated that he has very fond memories of working alongside Rahul Dravid. Singh added that Dravid is someone who treats everyone equally.

3. Pandya brothers open up on challenges of living life inside bio-bubbles, Hardik reveals source of motivation in such times

Krunal Pandya stated that living inside a bio bubble is mentally challenging for the players. His brother, Hardik Pandya opined that the biggest source of motivation in bio bubble life was playing cricket.

4. WTC Final: Tim Paine backs India to defeat New Zealand ‘pretty comfortably’

Australian captain Tim Paine reckons that if India plays their best cricket, they can comfortably defeat the New Zealand outfit in the WTC Final.

5. ‘It is just like becoming a doctor without MBBS’ – Salman Butt bashes young Pakistan bowlers for not prioritizing domestic cricket

Former Pakistan willow wielder Salman Butt has opined that Pakistan bowlers should spend more time playing first-class cricket.

6. Marnus Labuschagne is a great thinker of the game, we’ll definitely see him take the step up to captaincy: Tim Paine

Australian Test skipper Tim Paine has opined that Marnus Labuschagne has the traits of leadership in him and will become an excellent skipper of the Australian cricket team.

7. Sunil Gavaskar names the hardest pitch he has played on, picks the best all-rounder of his time

Indian batting icon Sunil Gavaskar has opined that Sir Garfield Sobers is the greatest all-rounder from his playing days.

8. Hampshire groundsman promises lively pitch for WTC final between India and New Zealand

The groundsman in charge of the pitch for the WTC Final between India and New Zealand has revealed that the pitch will have a lot of pace and bounce.

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