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Indian men's and women's cricket teams land in England
•The men's team was accompanied by the women's side that is touring England for three ODIs and as many T20s besides the one-off Test, starting in Bristol on 16 June.
Sydney and Canberra could host India's limited-overs series against Australia, says report
•The Indian team was initially supposed to land in Brisbane but apparently Queensland state health authorities won't allow the visitors to train during the mandatory 14-day quarantine period.
On this day: Sachin Tendulkar smashes first of 49 ODI centuries, against Australia in 1994
Firstcricket Staff •Opening the innings for India against Australia in the third match of the Singer World Series 1994 at R Premdasa stadium in Colombo in Sri Lanka, Tendulkar smashed 110 off 130 balls before getting bowled off Craig McDermott.
Virat Kohli's India may start tour of Australia in Adelaide or Brisbane due to strict quarantine restrictions in Western Australia
•The Indian and Australian players will be coming directly from the UAE after IPL where there is a second wave of COVID-19 cases.
How an e-mail from Sunil Gavaskar landed Gary Kirsten coaching job of Indian cricket team
•Kirsten said he went for interview on the invitation of Gavaskar, who was part of the coach selection panel, and ended up with the job after being offered his predecessor Greg Chappell's contract.
'They were too scared to sledge Virat Kohli,' former skipper Michael Clarke questions Australian cricketers' mindset
Firstcricket Staff •Michael Clarke believes Australian cricketers have become 'softer' towards Indians and particularly Virat Kohli as they do not want to miss out on million-dollar IPL contracts.
India coach Ravi Shastri says 'cricket should be last on everyone's mind' amid coronavirus outbreak
Firstcricket Staff •Shastri also welcomed the forced break for Indian players as they had been on the road for long
BCCI wants new national selection panel to attend Indian cricket team meetings
•In a departure from the norm, the BCCI on Saturday said the new national selection panel will have to officially 'attend team meetings' as and when required.