I have been saying this for some time. PCB will stop complaining if the foreign player release fee goes to the ICC instead of national cricket boards. Right now Pakistan and most of the smaller boards are not benefitting from the IPL, because this fee is pocketed by a handful of boards such as CA, CSA, ECB and WICB. For boards such as PCB and BCB, there is only monetary loss from this league. So their argument is also true. If the BCCI wants the ICC to keep three months every year blocked for the IPL, then the ICC needs to be compensated for it.

By the end of day 3 New Zealand have lost 5 wickets scoring 168 runs. Once again Mitchell and Blundell are on the crease. In the first innings with their contribution somehow New Zealand managed to score 329 runs. This time they're in a pressure to make some score, if not the match might end soon.

Bitcoin with 18M+ currently in circulation, what will be the impact if the government decides to ban mining as alternative to stopping more creation of Bitcoin by shutting mining farms and it activities. just thinking about the effect as an investor.

Is it going to make Bitcoin more scarce and increase the price?
 or
will it crash down the price of Bitcoin as a result of the crackdown?

From my thought it's a two ways thing,The crack down will immediately cause the price to plummet due to investors fear and most investors might sell off their portfolio's until a point where the market will absurd the selling pressure.

For instance , the last year's China crack down on both crypto transaction and mining of Bitcoin that saw a little crash on the price of Bitcoin and later the market absorb the overall pressure and shoot up. Then , In other way it will increase the value of Bitcoin on the long run since there isn't going to more Bitcoin to be created due to miners will no longer have to mine Bitcoin.
therefore limited supply , will increase the price of Bitcoin.

How can they increase the duration of IPL which is already around 50 odd days? Now they want this IPL to be extended for 2.5 months?  Please give them a suggestion that they could extend this duration to 12 months and we don't need any other tournament to be played. 

Pakistan has already raised its voice against it as PCB to challenge IPL's proposed extended window at next ICC meet. You cannot block international cricket for one full quarter of the year because you need to generate more revenue through IPL.

England batting line up is in shambles and it's just 12th over of their 1st inning. Boult single handedly destroyed the English's Top order and Southee-Wagner duo also doing their job and running through over Poms.

And here we go 6th wicket down.

What does the law on TDS on VDA, crypto say?
As per the new law, the purchaser of a virtual digital assets (VDA) is required to deduct 1% of the amount paid to the seller ( resident Indian) as income tax deducted at source (TDS). The tax is required to be deducted at the time of credit of amount or at the time of payment to the resident individual, whichever is earlier. The tax will be deducted only if the amount paid exceeds the specified limit, stated CBDT.

New Zealand was pushed at the beginning of the second day. They lost Tom Blundell's wicket. Blundell returned to the dressing room after collecting 55 runs. Daryl Mitchel is still at the crease with 82 runs. As long as he stays at the crease, New Zealand's big collection hopes will survive. New Zealand scored 256 runs. Probably their innings could end in 320.

They don't really need to increase their revenue through retractable roofs because they are swimming in money these days thanks to the recent IPL rights record amounts which is their primary focus these days.

Why do you think they haven't decided to add retractable roofs even though IPL has been running for more than a decade? Think about it.

If England's bowlers can't pick up Mitchel and Blundell's two wickets early in the second day, then New Zealand will be able to collect 350 or 400 runs. Apart from these two batsmen, there is no other experienced batsman in the New Zealand squad now. If England can't take all the wickets in the first session then maybe we will see New Zealand dominate in today's match too.

Most of the time I read here peoples talk about rich BCCI, and they never have any problem with financial but no one talk about PCB is also going in better shape recently they are increasing salaries and also having some better things as well in Pakistan cricket. BCCI having very good and luxurious media contracts is good, but it does not mean others are having nothing they are also improving quality and other facilities which are working for them, and they are also having some good media rights for PSL which is now giving good profit to franchise and PCB.

Even facing some issues which need some time to settle, but surely things could be in positive way for them and their game with recent Australian tour now England is also on way for tour after T-20 world cup surely it's going to be big change for them in domestic and International market.

It is close to impossible currently to convince the government due to post-COVID economic issues. Also, they stand to lose hefty profits because of retractable roofs which is another reason why they won't agree.

Also, adding a retractable roof to an existing stadium is definitely possible, but it still requires crazy levels of effort, time and money which is why corrupt BCCI won't agree.

Netherlands did improve their batting but honestly, it is absolutely nothing in front of England. England reached the target of 245 in just 30 overs. All knew that this was not going to be a fair competition, to be honest. But it was good to see that Netherlands at least tried to give a competition to England. I have to say as an associate country they did really well. They could not win a single match but their performance was quite good.

Not that sure about the sustainability. Having retractable roofs would ensure matches during the monsoon season, and it can bring tons of revenue to the BCCI. With the IPL media rights going up by 3-4 times every 5 years, I don't think that the authorities need to worry about the ROI. For example, the washed out 5th T20I against South Africa could have been saved, if it was played in a stadium with such a facility. BTW, when was the last time we had cricket matches in stadiums with retractable roof? I remember a few matches two decades back in Australia.

^^^^ I like Border-Gavaskar Trophy better when it is played in Australia. Nowadays India just dominates test matches that are played at home, irrespective of the opponent. When the series is played in the Southern hemisphere, it becomes more entertaining and competitive. I like Ashes, notwithstanding which country is hosting the series. The Trans-Tasman Trophy is another enjoyable test series, partly due to all the bad blood which exists between both the sides that take part in it. But the undisputed champion is India vs Pakistan test series, which in all probability will not take place for the next two decades.

This man might be a gamble addict or a criminal. I said he might be a gamble addict because he used the the entire money on gambling. He never thought of investing the money or using it for other expenses but gambling was his option. He might be a criminal because he understood that the fund was for persons that Covid-19 pandemic has affected negatively. If he was a law-abiding citizen he would have reported to the government or the agencies concerned because the fund is not his. But because of his criminal mindset, he decided to steal the money. Its a shame that sincere and trusted people are becoming few in our society. I am sure that many people  would do the same thing this man did.