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The available coverage consistently reports Porel’s arrest, the nature of the allegations, his production before court, and the ongoing investigation. It does not establish the allegations as proven.
Bengal Police arrested Delhi Capitals wicketkeeper-batter Abishek Porel.
The arrest took place in Hooghly.
The case follows a complaint by a medical student.
The allegations include rape and criminal intimidation.
The complaint also alleges that intimate moments were recorded.
Police questioned Porel after taking him into custody.
He underwent a medical examination.
Porel was produced before Chinsurah Court.
The Calcutta High Court had ordered his arrest.
Police were also directed to seize electronic devices.
The allegations remain unproven and are under investigation.
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The available coverage consistently reports Porel’s arrest, the nature of the allegations, his production before court, and the ongoing investigation. It does not establish the allegations as proven.
The exact timeline of events leading to the arrest and the specific details of the allegations are still emerging, with some reports mentioning relationship fraud and others focusing on the rape and intimidation charges.
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The neutral coverage reports that Bengal Police arrested Abishek Porel in Hooghly following a medical student’s complaint alleging rape, criminal intimidation, and recording of intimate moments. It says police questioned him, conducted a medical examination, and produced him before Chinsurah Court. The report emphasizes that the allegations remain unproven and under investigation.
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The Times of India reports that 18-year-old Rocky Flintoff scored his first senior professional century as Lancashire defeated Somerset by 174 runs in the One-Day Cup. Flintoff made 123 from 76 balls, contributing to Lancashire’s record List A total of 443 alongside Keaton Jennings, who scored 156. Lancashire reached the quarter-finals and will face Durham. Flintoff has also represented England Lions and England Under-19s.
The Kabul Tribune reports that Afghanistan will host India in a three-match T20 series at Delhi’s Arun Jaitley Cricket Stadium from September 13 to 17. Afghanistan is the designated host under its Future Tours Program despite the matches being in India, reflecting its use of overseas venues amid security concerns. Officials describe the series as a milestone and an opportunity for commercial, technical, and cricketing development.
WION reports that Afghanistan and India will play three T20Is at Delhi’s Arun Jaitley Stadium on September 13, 15, and 17. The boards confirmed the series in a joint statement, with both BCCI president Mithun Manhas and ACB chairman Mirwais Ashraf describing it as important for Afghanistan cricket and bilateral relations. The article says Afghanistan is the designated host under its Future Tours Programme and that a Bangladesh series is shelved.
WION reports that Afghanistan and India confirmed a three-match T20I series in Delhi on September 13, 15, and 17. The boards’ statements frame the series as supporting Afghanistan’s cricket development and strengthening bilateral relations. Afghanistan is designated as host under its Future Tours Programme despite the matches being played in India. The article notes that Afghanistan has used neutral venues and that this is only the countries’ second bilateral T20I series.
Tech Times reports that FanCode secured exclusive digital rights for India’s three-match T20I series against Afghanistan and will distribute the feed through eight partner platforms. Matches begin September 13 at Delhi’s Arun Jaitley Cricket Stadium, followed by games on September 15 and 17. The article explains that Afghanistan is the nominal host under its Future Tours Programme, making the rights structure different from a standard India home series.
SportsMint Media reports that FanCode secured exclusive digital streaming rights in India for the three-match India-Afghanistan T20I series. The games will be played in Delhi on September 13, 15, and 17, with Afghanistan designated as host. FanCode will stream the matches on its own platforms and distribute coverage through eight partner services, including Jio TV, Amazon Prime, Tata Play Binge, and Times Prime.
The Times of India reports Kapil Dev’s view that India’s heavy T20 and ODI schedule has contributed to recent Test struggles, particularly against spin. Ahead of the Sri Lanka series in Galle, Kapil also argued that leading international players should play more domestic three- and four-day cricket. He said domestic matches could improve preparation against spin and allow younger players to learn from experienced teammates.
The Times of India reports that Bengal Police arrested Delhi Capitals wicketkeeper-batter Abishek Porel in Hooghly over a medical student’s complaint alleging rape, criminal intimidation, and recording of intimate moments. Police questioned him, conducted a medical examination, and produced him before Chinsurah Court. The report says the Calcutta High Court had ordered his arrest and seizure of electronic devices. The allegations remain unproven and under investigation.
Outlook India reports that Sri Lanka named a 16-member squad for the first Test against India, beginning August 15 in Galle. Dhananjaya de Silva will captain, with Kamindu Mendis as deputy. Veteran wicketkeeper-batter Niroshan Dickwella returns to the Test squad after a three-year absence, while Pasindu Sooriyabandara and Keshara Nuwantha could debut. Dilshan Madushanka is also recalled, adding experience and another pace option.
The ICC reports that Sri Lanka announced a 16-member squad for the first World Test Championship match against India, beginning August 15 in Galle. Dhananjaya de Silva will captain and Kamindu Mendis will be deputy. Niroshan Dickwella is in line to return to Test cricket after last playing in 2023, while Kusal Mendis and Pathum Nissanka are absent. Pasindu Sooriyabandara and Keshara Nuwantha could make Test debuts.
ETV Bharat reports that Sri Lanka announced a 16-member squad three days before its Test series against India. Dhananjaya de Silva will captain and Kamindu Mendis will deputise. Niroshan Dickwella and Dilshan Madushanka return to the red-ball squad after last playing Tests in 2023, while Keshara Nuwantha receives a maiden call-up. Kusal Mendis and Pathum Nissanka are absent because of injuries.
Telangana Today reports that Sri Lanka’s Kusal Mendis and Pathum Nissanka will miss the first Test against India because of injuries. Sri Lanka named a 16-member squad led by Dhananjaya de Silva, recalling veteran wicketkeeper-batter Niroshan Dickwella and giving Keshara Nuwantha a maiden Test call-up. The article notes Nuwantha’s performance in a warm-up match and outlines Sri Lanka’s batting, spin, and pace selections.
Pajhwok Afghan News reports that the Afghanistan Cricket Board announced a three-match T20I series against India in New Delhi in September. The matches are scheduled for September 13, 15, and 17. The board describes the series as part of Afghanistan’s upcoming tour programme in India and says India has hosted several Afghanistan-related international matches over the past decade. It calls this Afghanistan’s first full bilateral series against India.
EasternEye states that Afghanistan has largely played home fixtures in the United Arab Emirates in recent years because international sport has not resumed in the country amid security concerns following the Taliban’s 2021 takeover. It also reports that India most recently defeated Afghanistan by an innings and 300 runs in a Test and completed a 3-0 ODI sweep in June. The supplied text provides limited additional detail.
The Sunday Guardian reports that the BCCI and Afghanistan Cricket Board confirmed a three-match T20I series between India and Afghanistan in Delhi on September 13, 15, and 17. Afghanistan is described as the designated host despite the matches being played in India, marking a first bilateral series of this kind for Afghanistan. The article also says the development places India’s proposed Bangladesh white-ball series in serious doubt.
The Sentinel reports that Afghanistan will host India in a three-match T20I series at Delhi’s Arun Jaitley Cricket Stadium from September 13 to 17. The matches are scheduled for September 13, 15, and 17, all at the same venue. The report identifies the series as part of Afghanistan’s Future Tours Program and notes that Afghanistan has hosted home fixtures in India in recent years, citing the BCCI through ANI.
Hindustan Times reports that Sri Lanka’s first-Test squad excludes batters Kusal Mendis and Pathum Nissanka because of injuries. Dhananjaya de Silva will captain, Kamindu Mendis will be deputy, and 33-year-old Niroshan Dickwella returns after three years. Keshara Nuwantha is included after strong warm-up performances. The article also says several Indian players, including Jasprit Bumrah and Sai Sudharsan, are ruled out of the opening Test.