Author: Mohan Nasre

Mohan Nasre has been covering cricket for the past three years, focusing on news, player stories, and family relationships. His articles bring fans closer to the personal side of cricketers, making the game more relatable beyond the field with simple, engaging, and well-researched content.

The ICC Cricket World Cup is not just a sporting spectacle; it’s a global phenomenon that transcends boundaries and brings together millions of cricket enthusiasts from around the world. Beyond the on-field action, the tournament is a massive financial juggernaut that rakes in billions of dollars. As we eagerly await the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023, one burning question arises: How much money will this edition of the World Cup generate? Will it cross the billion-dollar mark or surpass the astounding financial figures of previous tournaments? The Financial Dynamics of a Global Sporting Event Organizing an event of the magnitude…

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Shreyas Iyer, the middle-order batter for the Indian cricket team, has had his dreams of featuring in the ICC ODI World Cup 2023 dashed. After a prolonged absence from international cricket due to a back injury that necessitated surgery, Iyer’s return was highly anticipated. However, his journey in the Asia Cup 2023 has been far from the triumphant comeback he and his fans had hoped for. Shreyas Iyer’s return to the international stage was met with enthusiasm and optimism. His performances before the injury layoff had demonstrated his potential to be a pivotal figure in India’s middle order. However, his…

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In an unexpected turn of events, Kane Williamson, New Zealand’s charismatic cricket captain, has demonstrated a remarkable recovery from a severe injury that had initially cast doubt on his participation in the upcoming ICC World Cup 2023. Williamson’s resurgence comes as a tremendous relief for the New Zealand cricket team and fans alike. The announcement of Kane Williamson’s inclusion as New Zealand’s captain for the ICC World Cup 2023 has already sent waves of optimism throughout the cricketing world. This decision follows a series of unfortunate events, beginning with Williamson’s injury during the IPL 2023. The injury in question, a…

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Former Indian cricketer Dodda Ganesh lauded India’s head coach, Rahul Dravid, following Team India’s victory in the Asia Cup 2023. Ganesh also pointed out the inconsistency in how Dravid is perceived, often blamed when the team underperforms and forgotten when they succeed. Rahul Dravid has faced criticism for his coaching methods on multiple occasions. His coaching decisions during the recent IND vs WI series drew significant scrutiny. Dravid made several changes to the playing XI and batting order during the series, which didn’t sit well with many. India lost an ODI match to West Indies but ultimately won the series…

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Turbulence within the Pakistan cricket team’s dressing room is a recurring issue, and once again, discord has surfaced within the squad just ahead of the World Cup. Pakistan’s preparations for the tournament have been marred by controversy and reports of internal conflicts. Not too long ago, Pakistan was considered a strong contender for the World Cup, with their campaign progressing smoothly. However, things have taken a downturn in the past week. It all began with a devastating 228-run defeat against India in the Asia Cup. During that match, key players like Naseem Shah, Haris Rauf, and Agha Salman sustained injuries…

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The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has officially announced that Jofra Archer, the star fast bowler, will be included in England’s World Cup squad as a reserve player. The ECB clarified that Archer will continue his rehabilitation and fitness regimen while accompanying the team in India. Jofra Archer had initially been sidelined from the ICC World Cup 2023 due to a recurring elbow injury sustained during the 2023 IPL season, causing him to miss the entire English summer. There was anticipation regarding his potential inclusion in the World Cup squad, as he had been seen training with the team.…

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Former Pakistani cricketer Wasim Akram has expressed his belief that Shreyas Iyer could face significant challenges when attempting to secure a return to the Indian cricket team’s playing XI. This assessment comes in the wake of Iyer missing several matches during the Asia Cup 2023 due to recurring back issues. After a five-month hiatus, Shreyas Iyer returned to the Indian team for the Asia Cup 2023. He played a match against Pakistan in the group stage but could only manage 14 runs. Unfortunately, he suffered an injury just minutes before the Super Four clash, resulting in his replacement by KL…

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South African cricketers Anrich Nortje and Sisanda Magala find themselves in a race against time to recover from injuries and secure their spots in the national squad for the ICC World Cup 2023, set to commence on October 5. Their chances of participating in the prestigious tournament hang in the balance, and their fitness will be assessed through upcoming tests. Both Nortje and Magala had been named in South Africa’s preliminary 15-member World Cup squad earlier this month. However, they have encountered injuries, limiting their participation in the recent five-match ODI series against Australia. Anrich Nortje sustained a lower-back injury,…

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Former Indian cricketer Atul Wassan has expressed a cautious outlook regarding India’s chances in the upcoming ICC World Cup 2023, despite their recent victory in the Asia Cup. Wassan believes that while Indian fans may see the team as hot favorites, success in the World Cup will depend on various factors, including the pitches they play on and their ability to build on their Asia Cup success. India clinched their eighth Asia Cup title with a commanding win over Sri Lanka in the Asia Cup 2023 final. The team displayed a clinical performance, with Mohammed Siraj’s exceptional six-wicket spell being…

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KL Rahul, who initially missed the league stage of the Asia Cup 2023 due to injury, returned to international cricket with a stellar performance. He played in all matches from the Super 4 stage against Pakistan to the final, demonstrating his fitness and form. Gavaskar, in a conversation with India Today, discussed Rahul’s fitness and his impressive display throughout the tournament. Despite injury concerns, the selectors included KL Rahul and Shreyas Iyer in both the Asia Cup and World Cup squads. Rahul was sidelined for the first two games due to a minor injury but worked on his fitness at…

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