Rica Roy is NDTV's Sports Editor. She is an award-winning journalist with professional experience of over 20 years across Print, Broadcast and Digital. Rica has covered all major sporting fix
Pakistan cricket is living on the edge again-flashes of brilliance followed by familiar frustration. Few understand that rhythm better than Yasir Arafat.
Imran Khan's health deteriorates in jail. A group of international captains has called for the "fair and humane treatment" of the jailed former Prime Minister and 1992 World Cup-winning captain.
Abhishek Sharma, who scored a golden duck in the campaign opener against the USA, missed the previous clash against Namibia following hospitalization due to a stomach infection.
With political chatter dominating the India vs Pakistan clash in the T20 World Cup 2026, Salman Agha gave a big 'spirit of cricket' message while also keeping the handshake option between players open.
Chaminda Vaas predicts India and New Zealand as World Cup finalists, emphasising bowlers' crucial role in modern T20 cricket and India's superior pressure handling over Pakistan.
Pakistan Cricket Board reversed its boycott of the India match at the T20 World Cup after a week of diplomatic and financial pressure from the ICC and cricketing stakeholders.
The India vs Pakistan T20 World Cup 2026 match is on, according to sources. As per the latest update, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has relented after its government had earlier decided to boycott the February 15 Group A match
The drama surrounding Pakistan's boycott of the T20 World Cup group-stage match against India - and a potential U-turn - is heading towards its final act
India-Pakistan cricket row: Pakistan had earlier decided to boycott the upcoming T20 World Cup 2026 clash against arch-rivals India, despite being warned by the ICC regarding the potential consequences.
PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi, who also serves as Pakistan's Interior Minister, is expected to consult Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif over the matter once again before a final decision is reached.
Rica Roy is NDTV's Sports Editor. She is an award-winning journalist with professional experience of over 20 years across Print, Broadcast and Digital. Rica has covered all major sporting fixtures in the last two decades, including Cricket World Cups, Olympics, Asian Games, Commonwealth Games.