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Collector Calls for Development of Digvijay Stadium as a Comprehensive Sports Complex

Collector and Digvijay Stadium Committee Chairman Jitendra Yadav called for the Digvijay Stadium to be developed as a comprehensive sports complex, with key decisions taken on expanding sports facilities, improving infrastructure, developing new revenue sources and providing better facilities for players.

BCCI Explores Major IPL Overhaul: September-October Window Under Consideration to Beat Summer Heat and Accommodate

Board of Control for Cricket in India is considering a major overhaul of the Indian Premier League by shifting the tournament to a September-October window and expanding it to 94 matches from 2028. The proposed move aims to reduce the impact of extreme summer heat, improve player welfare, and capitalize on the festive advertising season ahead of Diwali, while also supporting the league’s long-term commercial growth.

बीसीसीआई बड़ा बदलाव करने जा रहा है: आईपीएल सितंबर-अक्टूबर में शिफ्ट

भारतीय क्रिकेट कंट्रोल बोर्ड Board of Control for Cricket in India आईपीएल के शेड्यूल में बड़ा बदलाव करने की तैयारी में है। बीसीसीआई 2028 से लीग को 94 मैचों तक विस्तार देने और मार्च-मई की बजाय सितंबर-अक्टूबर विंडो में आयोजित करने पर विचार कर रहा है। यह कदम खिलाड़ियों और दर्शकों को भीषण गर्मी से राहत देने के साथ-साथ त्योहारी सीजन में विज्ञापन और व्यूअरशिप बढ़ाने की रणनीति का हिस्सा माना जा रहा है।

Shubman Gill Ruled Out of Kolkata Test: Neck Injury Forces Captain’s Exit Amid India’s Tense Chase

India suffered a major setback in the Kolkata Test as captain Shubman Gill was ruled out due to a neck spasm sustained on Day 2. The BCCI confirmed he will take no further part in the match and remains under hospital observation. With vice-captain Rishabh Pant stepping in as stand-in skipper, India face a tense chase against South Africa, who hold a slim 63-run lead in their second innings.

India Triumphs in Thrilling Asia Cup Encounter: Dramatic Super Over Victory Over Sri Lanka Seals Semi-Final Spot

India stormed into the Asia Cup 2025 semi-finals after a dramatic Super Over win against Sri Lanka in Colombo. Skipper Rohit Sharma’s unbeaten 98 powered India to 245/4 in a rain-shortened 35-over clash, before Mohammed Siraj held his nerve to restrict the hosts to just five runs in the Super Over. Sri Lanka’s spirited chase, led by Pathum Nissanka (82) and Charith Asalanka (67), fell just short, sealing India’s eighth win in ten Asia Cup editions. The victory boosts India’s World Cup preparations and sets up a potential blockbuster clash with Pakistan.