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So the day we were all waiting for is here. The mega ICC Champions Trophy clash between India and Pakistan is ready to dazzle as the two arch nemesis ready to add a fresh chapter to their historic rivalry. But is Virat Kohli injured for the clash? Is Rishabh Pant ruled out of the match? Apart from this, we saw a stupendous match take place in Lahore, where Australia scripted a world record to chase down 352 against their rivals England. Josh Inglis was commendable as he denied Ben Duckett’s 165. Meanwhile, the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) started their preparations for the IPL 2024, with their domestic camp in Mumbai. Catch all this and more as we skim through the biggest cricketing news from Saturday, February 22.
Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant injured?
To his credit, Virat Kohli had a busy day on the eve of the India vs Pakistan clash. He was the first one to train in the nets as he arrived almost three hours early and faced a variety of bowling. However, following that, he was seen with an ice pack on his left leg. Notably, Kohli missed out in the first IND vs ENG ODI due to pain in his left leg only. Apart from this, Rishabh Pant has a viral fever, revealed by Shubman Gill during a pre-match press conference. Read more here: Virat Kohli carrying a leg injury for India vs Pakistan match? & Rishabh Pant ruled out.
KKR begin IPL 2025 practice
The Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) have started their practice to defend the crown! The IPL 2024 champions are getting ready and started their week-long practice session in Mumbai from February 22. The likes of Venkatesh Iyer, Manish Pandey, Rinku Singh and Ramandeep Singh attended the practice, while the likes of Varun Chakravarthy and Harshit Rana may join on from March 12 onwards. Read more here: KKR begin IPL 2025 practice
World record created by Australia!
Australia pulled off a thrilling victory in the Champions Trophy 2025, chasing down England’s massive 352-run target with 15 balls to spare. Led by Josh Inglis’ century, Australia broke the record for the highest successful run chase in 50-over ICC events. England’s Ben Duckett also made history with a stunning 165-run innings, becoming the first player ever to score 150+ in an ICC Champions Trophy match. This win also marked Australia’s second-highest successful chase in ODI cricket and their highest-ever chase against England. Read more here: Australia break World Record
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New PBKS player is here!
Musheer Khan, a 19-year-old batting all-rounder, has joined the Punjab Kings training camp for IPL 2025 after fully recovering from a neck injury sustained in a road accident last year. He was bought by the team for Rs 30 lakh at the auction. Musheer is eager to make a mark in his first IPL season, having already shown his potential with a match-winning 181-run knock in the Duleep Trophy and other domestic matches. Read more here: Musheer Khan joins Punjab Kings training camp for IPL 2025
India vs Pakistan pitch report?
The pitch for the India-Pakistan match in Dubai has a yellowish color with a hint of grass, indicating it will be dry and slow. The surface will aid spinners and fast bowlers who can bowl cutters. The best time to bat will be during the powerplay, as seen in the previous match where Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill capitalized on it. However, after the powerplay, batting is expected to become challenging, with the pitch favoring bowlers. Read more here: Pitch for India vs Pakistan match revealed
Rules for India vs Pakistan match
To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all spectators at the India-Pakistan match at the Champions Trophy 2025, the Dubai Cricket Stadium has implemented a set of rules. Prohibited items include weapons, outside food and drinks, skateboards, flash photography, glassware, alcohol, and toxic materials. Additionally, political slogans and posters are not allowed. Read more here: Dubai Stadium introduces “jail-like” rules for Champions Trophy clash
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