Visitors will arrive in Dhaka on Jan 10; tour to feature three ODIs and two Tests
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Excited about possibility but focused on Pakistan – Latham
Plunket Shield at start of the season was “great for the guys to get into that mode of the longer form”, says Latham
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NZ put pressure on India as race for Lord’s heats up
If NZ sweep Pakistan, India will need at least four wins and three draws in eight Tests
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WTC equations: India need to target five wins, Australia on easier footing
The ask for both teams will depend on how NZ fare in their series against Pakistan too
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Why McLaren debuted in camo: Explaining F1 2025 launch season
McLaren debuted its new-for-2025 MCL39 on Thursday, but in a camouflaged livery. Why are F1 teams introducing their cars in temporary colour schemes?
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Verstappen denies talk of $1bn Aston Martin offer
Reigning champion Max Verstappen says he has not held talks with Aston Martin about a blockbuster move from Red Bull, saying the first he heard of the story was through the media.
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Ferrari’s new car: Hamilton, Leclerc debut on track
Ferrari took to the track for the first time on Wednesday with the new 2025 car it hopes will end a lengthy Formula 1 trophy drought.
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Vasseur encourages Hamilton, Leclerc competition
Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur is happy for Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc to engage in a healthy rivalry this year and remains confident it will not descend into internal politics.
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Antonelli to heed Hamilton’s advice as debut nears
Rookie driver Andrea Kimi Anonelli has said he plans to follow the advice of Lewis Hamilton, who he is replacing at Mercedes this season, by shutting out the “hype.”
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Hamilton: Ferrari set up to win, no plans to retire
Lewis Hamilton believes Ferrari has “every ingredient” to win a world championship and confirmed he has no plans to quit Formula 1 if he secures a record eighth title this year.