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Which batter played the most dot balls in an IPL match? Former Indian opener Shikhar Dhawan reportedly played the most dot ball in an IPL match with 31, as of March 2025. Dhawan faced 66 balls in ...

KOLKATA: More than the re-introduction of saliva use on cricket balls, IPL players and coaches here on Friday welcomed the decision to use two new balls, one of them in the second innings of an ...

PAK vs NZ 3rd T20I 2025 HIGHLIGHTS: New Zealand were bowled out for 204 in the third T20I. The team got off to a great start and crossed the 100-run mark inside 10 overs despite losing three wickets.

It was a decade back that Siraj first bowled with a cricket ball. In 2017, he bagged an IPL contract worth Rs 2.6 crore. Months later, he was wearing an India shirt and bowling in a T20I against New ...

Typically, one white ball is used in a T20 match. In the sub-continent, dew can cause the ball to get wet, making it difficult for bowlers to maintain grip and movement. Chankesh Rao Updated : Mar 20, ...

Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj says the lifting of the ban is an "excellent decision" Bowlers will be allowed to use saliva to shine the cricket ball in the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL ...

The IPL governing council has also lifted the ban on the usage of saliva to shine ball during the tournament. The decision comes as a landmark move as bowlers had previously expressed their ...

Greenstone Lobo predicts The International Cricket Council (ICC) had banned the age-old practice of applying saliva to shine the ball as a precautionary measure during the COVID-19 pandemic ...