T20 Cricket  

India opener Shafali Verma achieved another high on Wednesday (March 4) after she grabbed the top spot in the T20 International Rankings for women in the latest list released by the International Cricket Council. 16-year-old Shafali is the youngest Indian ever - in men's and women's cricket - to be ranked No. 1 in any ICC Player Rankings table. She jumped 19 places and surpassed former New Zealand captain Suzie Bates to grab the top spot with 761 points. Watch this video to find out more.

Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif recently performed at the grand opening ceremony of Bangladeshi T20 cricket matches, received lots of love and appreciation from the audience

For a section of cricket fans, the World Cup is the best and most respected limited-overs tournament in the world and it can't be compared with a domestic T20 league. But, despite the criticism, no other domestic T20 league comes close to the IPL in terms of entertainment and the quality of cricket.
 

Jasia Akhtar will play for the Trailblazers, captained by Smrithi Mandhana in the three-team women's T20 league.

India thus notched up their fourth victory in as many match to top Group B. They will now take on either England or West Indies in the second semi-finals. Both India and Australia were already in the last-four stage after winning the first three matches in Group B

England opener Alastair Cook, who will retire from international cricket after the fifth and final Test against India at The Oval this week, said it was time to embrace T20s and not be "scared" of the format. The former captain also reflected on his illustrious career.