
Tristan Lavalette
Columnist, The Cricket Paper and Cricket Contributor at Forbes
News/Sports Journalist at Associated Press
Forbes cricket journalist| ESPNcricinfo in summer| AP/AFP| Author: Basketball 2.0 | Covered: Olympics/Grand Slam Tennis/Cricket, Soccer & Basketball World Cups
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forbes.com | Tristan Lavalette
India and Pakistan have a storied rivalry (Photo by Surjeet Yadav/Getty Images)Getty ImagesThis year’s Asia Cup, a highly lucrative biennial event that essentially bankrolls regional body Asian Cricket Council, is set to be played in the United Arab Emirates with officials remaining hopeful a cancellation can be avoided in the aftermath of renewed hostilities between foes India and Pakistan.
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forbes.com | Tristan Lavalette
Temba Bavuma lifts the trophy (Photo by Matthew Lewis-ICC/ICC via Getty Images)ICC via Getty ImagesTemba Bavuma remained seated on the balcony in the bowels of cricket’s most storied ground as a deafening roar reverberated around Lord’s after South Africa ended the sport’s most wretched curse in the World Test Championship final against Australia.
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forbes.com | Tristan Lavalette
Major League Cricket is starting its third season (AP Photo/LM Otero)Copyright 2023 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. In the late afternoon sunshine, with the spectacular Oakland Hills in the backdrop, Major League Cricket on Thursday made history with its first game at the iconic Coliseum, a world famous ground once home to the Athletics and Raiders.
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flipboard.com | Tristan Lavalette
11 hours agoRashid Khan, Omarzai Withdraw from Major League Cricket 2025 Amid Player BreaksMI New York takes a hit as key Afghan stars sit out the upcoming season By Mehr Jan MI New York will begin its Major League Cricket 2025 campaign …18 hours agoCricket Returns To Olympics: 'Love An Associate...' But 'Need To Send The Best'Cricket returns to the Olympics at 2028 Los Angeles after 128 years, with six teams in the Twenty20 format.
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forbes.com | Tristan Lavalette
San Francisco Unicorns batter Sanjay Krishnamurthi is an American cricketer on the rise. SuppliedThree years ago, Sanjay Krishnamurthi was high in the terraces of the iconic Coliseum amid a rabid Athletics fanbase soaking in MLB action with the stunning Oakland Hills in the background. Back then the starry-eyed teenager was in the very early stages of being a professional cricketer having made his international debut for the U.S. in an One-Day International against Oman in September 2021.
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RT @garfieldrob01: Lots of good stuff in issue #50 of The Nightwatchman. I'm in there too. You should get a copy: https://t.co/VQm0pXhsEm @…

Zimbabwe started discussions on resuming bilateral ties with England a decade ago. In a template, the ECB are funding some tour costs of the one-off Test with Zim as Zimbabwe now look to end long Test droughts with India and Australia https://t.co/c7DjEbhMSG

RT @trislavalette: Steve Smith will have a short stint in Major League Cricket- sandwiched between the WTC final and tour of West Indies.…