THE GOSSIP: YOUR DAILY ROUND-UP OF THE CRICKETING WORLD

Mustafizur to miss T10 and Sri Lanka batsman hits seven sixes in an over

Each weekday, The Cricketer rounds up all the latest news from across the game. Here's today's handy bundle.

The ICC and Cricket Australia say they have found no evidence of spot-fixing in relation to the Perth Test.  (Independent)

The BCB will not risk allowing Mustafizur Rahman to play in the T10 League ahead of the series against Sri Lanka. (Cricbuzz)

Sri Lanka cricketer Navindu Pohasara has hit seven sixes in an over. (Dhaka Tribune)

The inaugural four-day Test will have a minimum of 98 overs a day. (ESPNcricinfo)

Rohit Sharma's double-century inspires Ravi Shastri to pick up the mic. (sports.ndtv)

West Indies have been penalised for a slow over-rate against New Zealand. (CricketWorld)

Brad Hodge has called Peter Handscomb's departure fomr the Australia Test XI as "heartbreaking". (cricket.com.au)

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