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BCCI remains richest cricket board despite ending ₹358-cr Dream11 deal:

The BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India), the richest cricket board in the world, remains in a financially strong position despite the exit of Dream11 and a reduction in revenue from the ICC (International Cricket Council), according to Cricbuzz. Dream11 was the lead sponsor for Team India for two years, with the deal starting in 2023. The Indian cricket board had suspended its partnership with Dream11 after the Online Gaming Bill was introduced earlier this year. The BCCI said that it made up for all the deficit from Dream11’s exit and also a dip in revenue from the ICC by securing deals with Apollo and Adidas, which is India’s kit sponsor. “Notwithstanding the withdrawal of sponsors such as Dream11 and other entities affected by recent legislative changes, BCCI had successfully secured a new jersey sponsorship at a higher valuation for another two-and-a-half-year cycle,” a note with the Apex Council of the BCCI, read as per Cricbuzz. Also read: ‘What a shame’ BCCI criticised after Virat, Rohit’s centuries:Fans slam Indian cricket board for not telecasting Ro-Ko’s matches in Vijay Hazare Trophy

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22 centuries in 18 matches on Vijay Hazare’s Day 1:

The current season of the Vijay Hazare Trophy began on Wednesday. On the first day of the tournament, 22 players scored centuries. One double century was also scored. These are the most centuries scored in a single day in the tournament’s history. Previously, this record was 19 centuries, set on December 12, 2021, and January 3, 2025. Records from the first day… Vignesh Puthur took 6 catches, the most ever Kerala’s Vignesh Puthur took 6 catches with brilliant fielding in the match against Tripura. One of these catches was off his own bowling. With this, he became the first player to take 6 catches in a single men’s List-A cricket match. Three centuries in an innings, 38 sixes On the first day, Bihar faced Arunachal Pradesh. In Bihar’s innings, Vaibhav Suryavanshi (190), Sakibul Gani (124*), and Ayush Loharuka (116) scored centuries. This was the first time in the Vijay Hazare Trophy that three batsmen scored centuries in a single team’s innings. Bihar hit a total of 38 sixes, which is the most in any men’s List-A innings. Karnataka chased the highest target in the domestic tournament In this tournament, Karnataka chased the biggest score in the Vijay Hazare Trophy by achieving a target of 413 runs against Jharkhand. Meanwhile, Swastik Samal of Odisha played an innings of 212 runs, although his team lost the match. Mosu concedes whopping 116 runs in 9 overs The first match of the season was very difficult for Arunachal Pradesh’s bowlers. Against Bihar, Mibom Mosu conceded 116 runs in 9 overs, which is the most runs given by any bowler in men’s List-A cricket. Two other bowlers also conceded more than 90 runs. Bihar scored 574 runs, mount biggest total in List-A history In the match played against Arunachal Pradesh, Bihar scored 574 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in 50 overs, which is the biggest score ever in men’s List-A cricket. This is only the second time in List-A cricket that a team has scored more than 500 runs. Earlier in 2022, the Tamil Nadu cricket team had scored 505 runs against Arunachal Pradesh. Now, against the same team, Bihar scored 574 runs, surpassing that record and setting a new world record.

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Monsoon Floods Hit Parts of Bagalkot District

Portions of Bagalkot district, especially low‑lying villages along the Krishna and Ghataprabha rivers, have been severely affected by late‑monsoon floods in 2025. Heavy rain in upstream Maharashtra and neighbouring Karnataka districts led to large releases from reservoirs, causing river levels to rise and submerge roads, minor bridges and agricultural lands in pockets of Bagalkot and Vijayapura.​ Reports describe extensive damage to standing crops such as cotton, onion, sunflower, maize and tur dal, along with partial or full damage to houses in several villages. District‑level teams, including the deputy commissioner and local MLAs, have inspected affected areas, set up relief centres and promised compensation according to state norms. Officials from Krishna Bhagya Jala Nigam and Almatti dam have also monitored inflows and increased regulated outflows as a precaution, while urging people in vulnerable stretches to move to safer locations until water levels recede.​ When you publish this news, you can pair it with images of flooded rural roads, overflowing riverbanks or relief‑camp setups—preferably photos you or local photographers took, or free‑to‑use disaster‑imagery from open‑license sources.