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Gujarat Giants (GG) hired two star players in WPL 2025 Auction in India's Simran Shaikh and West Indies' Deandra Dottin.

Gujarat Giants signed big fishes in WPL 2025 auction

GG hired Simran Shaikh for Rs. 1.90 crore and Deandra Dottin Rs. 1.70 crore

Gujarat Giants' Ashleigh Gardner celebrates the wicket of Taniyaa Bhatia of Delhi Capitals during their WPL match

Gujarat Giants, WPL 2025 Auction: GG rope in India star for whopping Rs 1.9 cr, hire World Cup-winner too; Here's their full squad

Delhi Capitals added four more players in their troop in the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2025 auction.

Delhi Capitals bought four players in WPL 2025 auction

DC also signed Scotland's Sarah Bryce for 10 lakh

Delhi Capitals' players celebrate after the dismissal of RCB's Sophie Devine during WPL 2024 match

Delhi Capitals, WPL 2025 Auction: DC sign 4 players including Scottish wicketkeeper, Here's their full squad

Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) hired Uttarakhand's Prema Rawat for a significant sum of Rs 1.2 crore in WPL 2025 auction

RCB bolstered their squad with big signing in WPL 2025 auction

RCB signed Prema Rawat for a staggering amount of Rs 1.2 crore

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India tour of Australia 2024-25

Isha Guha allegedly made racially-sensitive comments about Jasprit Bumrah as picked up five wickets on Day 2 of the Gabba Test during Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25. 

Jasprit Bumrah picked up five wickets on Day 2 of Gabba Test. 

Steve Smith and Travis Head smashed individual centuries in 2nd Test. 

Jasprit Bumrah

English commentator allegedly makes racially-sensitive remark on Jasprit Bumrah, calls India's superstar pacer 'Primate' on air

Mumbai Indians (MI) bought a total of four players in the Women's Premier League (WPL) 2025 auction.

Mumbai Indians acquired 4 players in WPL 2025 auction

G Kamalini remained MI's mots expensive buy in WPL 2025 auction

Tamil Nadu's star all-rounder G Kamalini in frame

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Rest of the World

Adam Craig Gilchrist

Kevin Peter Pietersen

Muttiah Muralitharan

Paul David Collingwood

Peter Matthew Siddle

Sahibzada Mohammad Shahid Khan Afridi

Shane Keith Warne

Tamim Iqbal Khan

Tino la Bertram Best

Virender Sehwag

Yuvraj Singh

English Inv XI

North Marine Road Ground, Scarborough

254 by Sir Garry Sobers v Australia on January 1, 1972 - r

Sir Garry Sobers

192 by Farokh Engineer v Tasmania Combined XI on December 26, 1971 - d

Farokh Engineer

188 by Sunil Gavaskar v MCC on August 20, 1987 - d

Sunil Gavaskar

7/42 by Wasim Akram v MCC on August 30, 1989 - r

Wasim Akram

7/64 by Eddie Barlow v England on July 30, 1970 - w

Eddie Barlow

6/21 by Sir Garry Sobers v England on June 17, 1970 - i

254 by Sir Garry Sobers v Australia on January 1, 1972 - Rest of World beat Australia by 96 Runs

7/42 by Wasim Akram v MCC on August 30, 1989 - Rest of World beat Marylebone Cricket Club by 257 Runs

Sir  Garry Sobers

Rohan  Kanhai

Allan  Border

Intikhab  Alam

Nawab  of Pataudi

Sir  Richie Richardson

John  Reid

Imran  Khan

Mushtaq  Muhammad

Gordon  Greenidge

Dean  Jones

Bill  Lawry

Bobby  Simpson

Hanif  Muhammad

Javed  Miandad

Martin  Crowe

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Rohan Kanhai - (1364 runs for Rest of the World)

Rohan Kanhai

Sir Garry Sobers - (1250 runs for Rest of the World)

Clive Lloyd - (1039 runs for Rest of the World)

Clive Lloyd

Intikhab Alam - (52 wickets for Rest of the World)

Intikhab Alam

Sir Garry Sobers - (50 wickets for Rest of the World)

Bishan Bedi - (36 wickets for Rest of the World)

Bishan Bedi

Australia - Adelaide Oval, Adelaide

Australia - The Gabba, Brisbane

England - Edgbaston, Birmingham

Pakistan - Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore

England - Headingley, Leeds

England - Kennington Oval, London

West Indies - Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados

England - Lord's Cricket Ground, London

Australia - Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), Melbourne

Pakistan - National Stadium, Karachi

England - County Ground, Hove

England - North Marine Road Ground, Scarborough

Australia - North Tasmania Cricket Association Ground, Launceston

England - St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury

Australia - Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), Sydney

Australia - Tasmania Cricket Association Ground, Hobart

England - The Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol

England - Trent Bridge, Nottingham

Australia - W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth

England - Dean Park, Bournemouth

W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth

88 by Zaheer Abbas v Australia on December 14, 1971 - r

Zaheer Abbas

51 by Farokh Engineer v Australia on December 14, 1971 - r

44* by Sir Garry Sobers v Australia on December 14, 1971 - r

3/26 by Intikhab Alam v Australia on December 14, 1971 - r

2/42 by Asif Masood v Australia on December 14, 1971 - r

Asif Masood

2/43 by Richard Hutton v Australia on December 14, 1971 - r

Richard Hutton

88 by Zaheer Abbas v Australia on December 14, 1971 - Rest of World beat Australia by 44 Runs

3/26 by Intikhab Alam v Australia on December 14, 1971 - Rest of World beat Australia by 44 Runs

Zaheer Abbas - (108 runs for Rest of the World)

Farokh Engineer - (51 runs for Rest of the World)

Sir Garry Sobers - (44 runs for Rest of the World)

Intikhab Alam - (3 wickets for Rest of the World)

Asif Masood - (2 wickets for Rest of the World)

Richard Hutton - (2 wickets for Rest of the World)

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