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The 21-year-old fast bowler’s eye-catching Test debut lit up an otherwise gloomy summer for the tourists
So they didn’t do it. And in the end they weren’t even all that close. But for a moment, when England lost two wickets in the first over, and the first loud cries of ‘Pakistan, Zindabad’ were breaking out, it felt like they just might. amunra-online.pl
Honestly, just the faint possibility was all this match, even this series, needed. The prospect of a contest was enough to make it one of those happy match mornings when nobody at the ground could be exactly sure what was in store, or see which way the day’s play was headed.
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StarCraft returns in 2030 with an open-world shooter, the legendary Blizzard series' first new game in almost a decade
After multiple credible rumors and a glitched out website, Blizzard Entertainment has finally revealed the return of StarCraft. The next game in the legendary sci-fi series is coming sometime in 2030, and unlike the strategy hits that made StarCraft a household name, this one's an open-world shooter.
Announced at BlizzCon 2026's Opening Ceremony, details on the new StarCraft game are light. It's called StarCraft, it's an open-world shooter, and it's being led by former Far Cry lead Dan Hay - but we did get a gorgeous, tone-setting debut trailer for the Blizzard project. Check it out below.
"We are here to make StarCraft, and it's about damn time," Hay said on stage.
StarCraft (2030) is the beloved series' first game since 2017's StarCraft Remastered and the first all-new experience since 2016's single-player DLC, StarCraft: Nova Covert Ops.
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BlizzCon 2026 Opening Ceremony live report – all the Blizzard news and announcements as they happen
The BlizzCon 2026 Opening Ceremony is one of the biggest moments in the gaming calendar. Blizzard Entertainment is a notoriously secretive organization, one which works quietly and capably until it's ready to reveal its work to the world. That's why an event like BlizzCon is always so exciting. It's a rare opportunity for key development teams within Blizzard – working across the Diablo, Overwatch, StarCraft, and Warcraft franchises – to give the community a little glimpse into what's next.
BlizzCon 2026 starts September 12, with dedicated panels dedicated to each of its major universes held all weekend. But it all begins with the BlizzCon 2026 Opening Ceremony, which runs for 75 minutes. It's been two years since the last time this event was held so we're expecting big announcements, particularly given the wider backdrop – Blizzard has suffered wide staff reductions this year as part of the Xbox Reset, and the Opening Ceremony should be a show of confidence for the future.
GamesRadar+ is on the ground in Anaheim, California, to bring you the latest news and reveals from BlizzCon 2026. It all begins with the Opening Ceremony later today, which we'll be covering for you live. From there we'll keep this page running with breaking updates across the weekend, our first impressions of new announcements, and more. We'd also love to hear your impressions, so be sure to become a free member of the GamesRadar+ Community and leave your comments below.
So stick with GamesRadar+ for everything announced from BlizzCon 2026 Opening Ceremony.
How to watch BlizzCon 2026 Opening Ceremony
You can stay up to date with the latest announcements from BlizzCon 2026 Opening Ceremony by tuning into the official livestream. The BlizzCon 2026 start time is 10:30 AM PDT / 01:30 PM EDT / 06:30 PM BST, and you can stream the Opening Ceremony for free through Blizzard's official YouTube channel. Alternatively, you can catch the stream on Twitch or find it embedded above.
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What to expect from BlizzCon 2026

Blizzard deciding to bring BlizzCon back for 2026 is a big deal. The in-person event has been inactive for the last two years, and comes at a time where the publisher is working through the impact of redundancies across all of its development teams following the Xbox Reset implemented in July.
The reason BlizzCon matters is that it's the one moment of the calendar year where all of the Blizzard universes collide – where a typically secretive company is willing to open up its doors and give players a peek into the future of Diablo, Hearthstone, Overwatch, StarCraft, and Warcraft.

When I attended BlizzCon in 2023, Blizzard unveiled The Worldsoul Saga – an unprecedented three-expansion run for World of Warcraft. Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred was revealed, as were new heroes for Overwatch and the Cataclysm expansion for WoW Classic. Like I said, BlizzCon goes hard.
I'm expecting big things from BlizzCon this weekend. The Opening Ceremony will almost certainly bring word from Blizzard president Johanna Faries and Xbox CEO Asha Sharma, offer major reveals for Diablo 4 and World of Warcraft, and perhaps the 10 year wait for new StarCraft will finally end.
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