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Andy Balbirnie (C)

Paul Stirling

Lorcan Tucker (W)

Harry Tector

Gareth Delany

George Dockrell

Curtis Campher

Mark Adair

Andy McBrine

Barry McCarthy

Josh Little

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Rahmanullah Gurbaz (W)

Ibrahim Zadran

Usman Ghani

Hashmatullah Shahidi

Najibullah Zadran

Mohammad Nabi (C)

Azmatullah Omarzai

Rashid Khan

Mujeeb Ur Rahman

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Fazalhaq Farooqi

Abdullah Ahmadzai

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Afsar Khan Zazai

Allah Mohammad Ghazanfar

Said Bahir Shah Mehboob

Bashir Ahmad

Bilal Sami

Darwish Abdul Rasooli

Fareed Ahmad Malik

Farmanullah Safi

Gulbadin Naib

Ijaz Ahmad Ahmadzai

Ikram Alikhil

Imran Mir

Ismat Alam

Karim Janat

Khalil Gurbaz

Mohammad Ishaq Shirzad

Mohammad Nabi Eisakhil

Nangeyalia Kharote Khan

Naveen-ul-Haq Murid

Noor Ahmad Lakanwal

Noor ul Rahman Akakhail

Qais Ahmad Kamawal

Rahmanullah Gurbaz

Rahmat Shah Zurmati

Rashid Khan Arman

Sediqullah Atal

Shahidullah Kamal

Sharafuddin Ashraf

Wafiullah Stanikzai Tarakhil

Mohammad Yamin Ahmadzai

Ziaur Rahman Sharifi

Zubaid Akbari

Andrew Balbirnie

Andrew Robert McBrine

Barry John McCarthy

Benjamin Fredeman Calitz

Benjamin Charlie White

Cade Carmichael

Craig Alexander Young

Fionn Philip Hand

Gareth James Delany

Gavin Hoey

George Henry Dockrell

Graham Ian Hume

Harry Tom Tector

Jordan Enno Neill

Joshua Brian Little

Liam McCarthy

Lorcan John Tucker

Mark Richard Adair

Matthew James Humphreys

Neil Alan Rock

Paul Robert Stirling

Peter Joseph Moor

George Ross Adair

Stephen Thomas Doheny

Thomas Mayes

Tim Heatley Tector

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Grace Harris stole the show with a stunning 85 off just 40 balls as Royal Challengers Bengaluru easily beat UP Warriorz by nine wickets in their Women’s Premier League clash. Chasing 144, Harris raced to the fastest fifty of the season in only 22 balls, hitting 10 fours and five sixes.

RCB defeated UP Warriorz by nine wickets

Grace Harris’ smashed fastest half-century in WPL 2026.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru's captain Smriti Mandhana (L) and her teammate Grace Harris run between the wickets

WPL 2026: Grace Harris blasts 85 as RCB crush UP Warriorz by nine wickets

The three matches of the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2026 will likely to be played in closed doors at the DY Patil Stadium because of municipal corporation elections in Navi Mumbai on January 15. Local police have told the BCCI that they will not be able to provide enough security for the Mumbai Indians vs UP Warriorz match scheduled on election day.


Three WPL 2026 matches will likely to be played without spectators.

WPL 2026 matches will likely to be played without spectators due to local elections.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru captain Smriti Mandhana with WPL Trophy 

Explained: Why some of WPL 2026 matches likely to be played without spectators

Mumbai Indians (MI) notched up a commanding 50-run win over Delhi Capitals in their second Women's Premier League (WPL) 2026 clash on January 10

Mumbai Indians thrashed Delhi Capitals by 50 runs in their WPL 2026 clash

DC failed to chase down the 196-run target and were bundled out for mere 145

Mumbai Indians' Nat Sciver-Brunt (R) and captain Harmanpreet Kaur celebrate with each other in this frame. (Getty)

WPL 2026: Harmanpreet-Sciver Brunt combine to hand MI 50-run win over DC

Ashleigh Gardner and Sophie Devine combined to hand Gujarat Giants (GG) a 10-run win over UP Warriorz (UPW) in their Women's Premier League 2026 clash 

Gujarat Giants beat UP Warriorz by 10 runs in their WPL 2026 clash

Ashleigh Gardner and Sophie Devine remained the architects of Giants' victory

Gujarat Giants' Ashleigh Gardner (R) and Sophie Devine in this frame. (Getty)

WPL 2026: Gardner-Devine's all-round show helps GG edge UPW by 10 runs 

Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) head coach Malolan Rangarajan confirmed that India all‑rounder Pooja Vastrakar will miss at least two weeks of Women’s Premier League (WPL) matches due to a hamstring injury.

RCB defeated MI by three wickets in WPL 2026 opener.

Pooja Vastrakar set to miss two weeks of WPL 2026.

Pooja Vastrakar of India prepares to bowl during game two of the ODI series between India and South Africa at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium on June 19, 2024 in Bengaluru, India.

RCB shares worrisome update on Pooja Vastrakar’s WPL 2026 comeback

Leg-spinner KC Cariappa has announced his retirement from all forms of Indian cricket at the age of 31.

KC Cariappa made his IPL debut against RCB. 

Cariappa played his last game in domestic cricket on December 31, 2025. 

KC Cariappa

31-year-old ex-KKR spinner announces retirement from 'BCCI cricket'

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The Royal Challengers Bengaluru will reportedly not be playing their IPL 2026 home games at the Chinnaswamy stadium 

RCB have finalised two stadiums for their home matches in IPL 2026

RCB will reportedly not play in Chinnaswamy stadium

Fans throng outside the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on June 4, 2025, to celebrate a day after Royal Challengers Bengaluru's victory at the Indian Premier League (IPL) Twenty20 final cricket match (via Getty)

Chinnaswamy stadium out of the mix as RCB finalise two different venues for IPL 

The former India cricketer believes that Virat has rediscovered the joy of playing cricket and this has led to a significant improvement in his performance

Ravichandran Ashwin lavished praise on Virat Kohli for phenomenal ODI form

Virat played a crucial knock of 93 in 1st ODI against New Zealand

India's Virat Kohli plays a shot during the first one-day international (ODI) cricket match between India and New Zealand at the Kotambi Stadium (via Getty)

'He hasn't changed anything...': R Ashwin hails Virat for stellar ODI form

Vijay Hazare Trophy 2025-26 quarter-final: As Ayush Badoni got called up to the ODI squad as Washington Sundar's replacement, Ishant Sharma led Delhi against Vidarbha.

Ishant Sharma completed 200 List A wickets with the wicket of Atharva Taide.

Sharma won the toss and opted to bowl first in Vijay Hazare Trophy 2025-26 quarter-final.

Ishant Sharma

Ishant Sharma leads Delhi in Ayush Badoni's absence, achieves major List A feat

Sundar has been ruled out of the remaining two ODIs against New Zealand due to a rib injury that he picked  up during the first match

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