Top 10 News: Rabindra Jadeja wants to be CSK captain, Lasith Malinga retires

Legendary Sri Lankan fast bowler Lasith Malinga has retired from all forms of cricket. On Tuesday, Malinga announced his retirement on social media. Malinga has taken 390 wickets in 295 T20 matches.

The BCCI is planning to decide on tenders for two new Indian Premier League teams in a sealed envelope on October 17 and bids can be submitted by October 5 to buy the teams. A source close to the scheme told PTI on Tuesday, “The board is planning to bid on October 17 and the bidding will be on sealed cover.”

Who will be the captain of Chennai Super Kings after MS Dhoni? Rabindra Jadeja answered this question in a gesture. This all-rounder from Chennai is keen to take command of the team. Commenting on a tweet, Jadeja hinted at this, but after a while he deleted his comment.

Virender Sehwag has come to the rescue of Ajinkya Rahane who proved to be a flop in the England Test series. Sehwag said Rahane should also get a chance in the home series. If Rahane also flops in that series, he can be shown the way out.

Pakistan will visit Bangladesh for the first time in five years to play Test and T20 series. The November-December tour will feature two Tests and three Twenty20 matches. The matches will be held in Chittagong and Dhaka. The Pakistan team will leave for Bangladesh soon after the conclusion of the T20 World Cup in the United Arab Emirates. T20 match will be held on 1st, 20th and 22nd November in T20. The first Test will be played in Chittagong from November 25 to 30 and the second Test will be played in Dhaka from December 4 to 8.

Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez may retire before the T20 World Cup. This was claimed by wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal. Kamran claimed that Mohammad Hafeez was dissatisfied with the PCB and could announce his retirement. Let us tell you that the PCB has returned Hafeez to play in the middle of CPL 2021, which is why this all-rounder is known to be angry.

South Africa opener Liezel Lee, who scored a big half-century in the first match against the West Indies, is joint top with Indian captain Mitali Raj in the ICC ODI rankings released on Tuesday. Lee scored an unbeaten 11 in the first ODI against the West Indies. Mitali has retained her number one position and is now jointly at the top with Lee. Both batsmen have 762 rating points. In third place is Alyssa Healy of Australia. India’s opener Smriti Mandhana is in ninth position.

Forward Shamsher Singh said on Monday that the Olympic bronze medal was just the beginning for the Indian hockey team and that it should be the number one team in the world. The men’s hockey team put on a stellar performance in Tokyo, beating Germany 5-4 to win the bronze medal, their first Olympic medal in 411 years. “As a team, we have a lot to achieve,” Shamsher said. We have stepped towards the goal of winning Olympic medals but we have been trying to be the best team in the world for the last few years.

England fast bowler Chris Oakes said it was difficult for him to play in three consecutive tournaments, so he preferred the T20 World Cup and the Ashes series to the Indian Premier League. In addition to Oaks, who played for the Delhi Capitals, Johnny Bairstow (Sunrisers Hyderabad) and David Malan (Punjab Kings) have withdrawn from the IPL.

South Africa beat Sri Lanka by 10 wickets in the third T20 to take the series 3-0. Batting first, Sri Lanka scored 120 runs in 20 overs, in reply South Africa achieved the target without losing a wicket. De Kock scored an unbeaten 59, while Riza Hendrix also scored an unbeaten 56 off 42 balls.