Fixtures & Results
Upcoming T20I Tri-Series in Pakistan, 2025
Match 1
Pakistan
Zimbabwe
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2ndODI
New Zealand
West Indies
Live Ranji Trophy, 2025/26
Match 79
Bihar
522
(136.3)
Mizoram
509
(136.5)
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Match 78
Odisha
275
(104.4)
350-5 dec
(71.0)
Nagaland
161
(57.3)
41-1
(18.0)
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Match 89
Bengal
442
(109.1)
Assam
200
(80.2)
98-3
(38.0)
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Match 90
Haryana
111
(43.2)
109-5
(30.0)
Services
205
(75.5)
283-7 dec
(108.0)
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Match 92
Himachal Pradesh
265-4
(92.0)
Chhattisgarh
585-6 dec
(158.0)
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Match 80
Jharkhand
323
(112.3)
34-2
(15.0)
Andhra
567-6 dec
(128.0)
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Match 93
Jammu and Kashmir
170
(47.1)
422
(100.5)
Hyderabad
121
(39.2)
167-7
(50.1)
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Match 95
Manipur
342
(126.3)
Meghalaya
430
(115.4)
23-1
(5.3)
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Match 85
Madhya Pradesh
192
(77.1)
Kerala
281
(114.4)
168-3
(54.0)
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Match 91
Mumbai
630-5 dec
(147.0)
Puducherry
132
(47.2)
205-5
(40.0)
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Match 94
Rajasthan
570-7 dec
(161.0)
Delhi
296
(92.2)
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Match 84
Saurashtra
585-7 dec
(150.0)
Goa
358
(106.2)
77-2
(16.3)
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Match 81
Tamil Nadu
455
(136.3)
Uttar Pradesh
339-6
(113.0)
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Match 88
Uttarakhand
272
(74.3)
5-0
(1.2)
Gujarat
324-8 dec
(88.4)
291-5 dec
(66.3)
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Match 82
Vidarbha
169
(58.0)
272
(98.2)
Baroda
166
(72.2)
66-5
(28.0)
Upcoming Ranji Trophy, 2025/26
Match 89
Mumbai
Puducherry
Recent Ranji Trophy, 2025/26
Match 77
Sikkim
514-7 dec
(121.1)
Arunachal Pradesh
91
(27.2)
104
(44.3)
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Match 86
Karnataka
547-8 dec
(160.0)
Chandigarh
222
(63.2)
140
(33.5)
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Match 83
Punjab
151
(58.4)
107
(40.5)
Maharashtra
350
(113.3)
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Match 87
Railways
446-9 dec
(127.0)
Tripura
136
(41.0)
193
(68.3)
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Wisden Almanack
Classic David v Goliath: How New Zealand inflicted a historic clean-sweep on India
New Zealand toured India in 2024/25 for three Test matches and won the series 3-0. R Kaushik's tour report as well as all three match reports appeared in the 2025 edition of Wisden Cricketer's Almanack.
Pakistan vs England in 2024/25: Never had England been so ‘clinically ambushed’
England toured Pakistan in 2024/25 for three Test matches and lost the series 1-2. Lawrence Booth's tour report, and the match reports by Matt Roller, Rory Dollard, and Chris Stocks appeared in the 2025 edition of Wisden Cricketer's Almanack.
Chapter and verse: A history of cricket’s rhymes and poems – Almanack
Elgan Alderman's feature on a history of cricketing verses originally appeared in the 2025 edition of the Wisden Almanack.
By an innings and 332 runs: When Bradman did not walk and England were undone by the thunderstorms – Almanack
Australia beat England by an innings and 332 runs at Brisbane in 1946/47. The match report first appeared in the 1948 edition of the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack.
Aunshuman Gaekwad obituary: ‘Always courageous’ Indian opener
Aunshuman Gaekwad died on July 31, 2024, aged 71. An opening batter, he played 40 Test matches and 15 ODIs between 1974/75 and 1987/88. He was remembered in the 2025 edition of the Wisden Almanack.
Enshrining the might of the BCCI: Inside the TV deals that made cricket richer and less equal than ever before
Osman Samiuddin’s feature on twenty-five years of the ICC rights originally appeared in the 2025 edition of the Wisden Almanack.
‘We are the only country doing this’: Why England’s AI-driven selection policy is breaking new ground
Simon Wilde’s feature on cricket and artificial intelligence originally appeared in the 2025 edition of the Wisden Almanack.
The first-ever women's World Cup: England's pioneering 1973 campaign
The first-ever Cricket World Cup was played by seven women's teams in England in 1973, two years before the first men's edition of the competition. Manager of the Internationals team, Netta Rheinberg, reported on the tournament in the 1974 Wisden Cricketers' Almanack.
