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Gambhir’s warning: Results are needed, not excuses.
After the Headingley defeat, the pressure on Gautam Gambhir has increased. Aakash Chopra expressed concern over the weak batting of the lower order and the inability of the top order to bowl. “The tail-enders don’t bat, the top order doesn’t bowl,” he said. India has won only one Test since last November. Chopra’s warning: “If
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India and Pakistan will face each other in Asia Cup 2025! The tournament may start from this date
India and Pakistan will face each other in Asia Cup 2025! The tournament may start from this date A big news has come out regarding Asia Cup 2025. It is reported that the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has decided to organize the tournament. This tournament can start in the month of September. It is being
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Rohit Sharma Shares Emotional Throwback Reel on First Anniversary of Team India’s Historic ICC T20 World Cup 2024 Triumph
Rohit Sharma Shares Emotional Throwback Reel on First Anniversary of Team India’s Historic ICC T20 World Cup 2024 Triumph The legendary India national cricket team batter Rohit Sharma posted a reel on his official Instagram account, remembering the Men in Blue’s Triumph in the ICC T20 World 2024, on June 29, exactly a year ago
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Sehwag’s replacement found after 12 years, scores runs through fours and sixes
Suryavanshi, a young batsman from Bihar, famous for his aggressive batting like Virender Sehwag, is in the news. Recently, in the Under-19 ODI match on the England tour, he scored 48 runs in just 19 balls, which included 5 sixes and 3 fours. This innings, played at a strike rate of 252.63, has earned him
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This player is in the Test team at the mercy of Shubman Gill, Gambhir finds it intolerable
In the first Test against England, Team India, captained by Shubman Gill, had to face defeat by 5 wickets. Gill gave a chance to debut to his friend Sai Sudarshan, who proved to be a flop. Head coach Gautam Gambhir may drop Sudarshan from the second Test, and give a chance to Abhimanyu Easwaran. The
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A year ago, India hoisted the tricolour in Barbados, ending the title drought
On 29 June 2024, Rohit Sharma-led India won the T20 World Cup by defeating South Africa by 7 runs in Barbados. This victory, which came after 17 years, was an emotional moment for Rohit and Kohli. India defeated Pakistan, Ireland, USA and Canada in the group stage, then defeated Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Australia in the
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Shree Charani is who? Yuvraj Singh is idolized by an Indian women’s player who takes four wickets in her T20I debut.Smriti Mandhana led the Indian women’s team to a 97-run victory in the opening Twenty20 International on Saturday, June 28, handing England their worst T20I loss.
The star of the show was Shree Charani, who took four wickets in her T201 debut, including Nat Sciver-Brunt, Alice Capsey, Sophie Ecclestone, and Lauren Bell. Shree Charani is who? She made history by being the first woman from her district to play for India’s women’s cricket team at the age of 20. Her father,
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Sports Bulletin: West Indies player accused, Beckham hospitalised, Mbappe sues PSG
June 27th sports news: West Indies cricketer faces sexual harassment allegations in Guyana; David Beckham hospitalised; Shikhar Dhawan reveals past antics; Sunil Gavaskar slams fake news; ICC mandates 7-day concussion rest. Kylian Mbappé sues PSG, IOC leads gender eligibility talks. Barcelona battles Athletic Club for Nico Williams. Vettel’s potential Red Bull return discussed.
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India must count on Kuldeep Yadav for overseas success
India’s inconsistent use of wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav is criticized. His 7-wicket haul in Dharamsala last year and impressive overall stats (20.15 avg, 36 balls/wkt), highlight his potential. Experts point to Jadeja’s overseas struggles, urging bolder selection of Kuldeep, especially with Ashwin retired. India needs to utilize Kuldeep’s talent more consistently abroad.
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Sunil Gavaskar: From near hospital swap to 200 crore fortune and cricketing legacy
Sunil Gavaskar, once nearly swapped at birth in hospital, rose to become a cricketing icon and built a 200 crore fortune. Post-retirement, he ventured into commentary, IPL roles, and founded one of India’s first sports management firms. With income from endorsements, real estate, and appearances, Gavaskar remains a respected figure on and off the field.
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