In a performance for the ages, 20-year-old Nandani Sharma etched her name into Women’s Premier League folklore by becoming the first player ever to take a five-wicket haul and a hat-trick in the same match—announcing herself as India’s next bowling sensation.
In a heart-stopping Women’s Premier League clash, Nandini Sharma became the first Indian to claim a WPL hat-trick—but her heroics were overshadowed by Sophie Devine’s explosive 95 and ice-cool final over that sealed a four-run victory for Gujarat Giants.
Virat Kohli’s composed 93 laid the foundation for India’s victory in the first ODI against New Zealand—but a dramatic late collapse nearly derailed the hosts in Vadodara.
In a touching revelation, Virat Kohli shared that he sends every single one of his hard-earned trophies to his mother. This personal ritual comes as he makes history as the fastest batter to reach 28,000 international runs.
In a landmark moment for Indian cricket, Rohit Sharma etched his name in the history books by surpassing Chris Gayle to become the leading six-hitter among openers in ODI cricket—and the first player ever to smash 650 international sixes.
In a display of raw power and precision, Sophie Devine etched her name into the Women’s Premier League history books with a mind-blowing sequence of six sixes in an over against Delhi Capitals, leaving fans at DY Patil Stadium in absolute awe.