Introduction: Cricket is one of the most popular sports in the world, being followed by millions of fans across the globe. With the advent of technology, the way we consume news and information has drastically changed. Online sources, social media, and mobile applications have emerged as important platforms for cricket news dissemination. This study aims to explore the efficacy of these platforms and identify their impact on cricket news.

Methodology: To conduct this study, we adopted a qualitative research approach. We collected data from various sources, including online surveys, interviews, and secondary sources such as academic journals, websites, and social media platforms. A total of 200 respondents were surveyed, including cricket fans, journalists, and bloggers. Findings: 1. Online Sources for Cricket News: Our survey found that 85% of respondents prefer to consume cricket news from online sources, including news websites, applications, and social media.

This indicates a shift from traditional media sources, such as newspapers and television, to digital media. 2. Social Media Platforms and Cricket News: Social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram have emerged as essential sources of cricket Top Europe News. Our study found that 70% of respondents consume cricket news regularly from these platforms. Social media not only provides instant updates but also allows users to engage with other fans, share their views and opinions, and interact with players and teams.

3. Mobile Applications and Cricket News: Mobile applications for cricket news have become increasingly popular, with numerous applications available for download. Our survey found that a significant proportion of respondents (60%) prefer to use mobile applications to consume cricket news. These applications provide real-time updates and personalized news feeds, making it convenient for users to stay updated with the latest happenings in the world of cricket.

4. Impact of Technology on Journalism: The emergence of digital media has disrupted the traditional journalism model.