Captain Suryakumar Yadav is blessed with an embarrassment of spin riches for the 2026 T20 World Cup, but can this ‘good headache’ be turned into a winning formula on the global stage?
Pakistan enters the T20 World Cup 2026 with a world-class spin attack but a batting unit plagued by inconsistency and low strike rates. We break down their chances.
As overwhelming favourites on home soil, India’s quest for a third T20 World Cup title is filled with promise and a few critical questions. We break down their readiness.
In a high-stakes decision at Harare Sports Club, India’s U19 captain Ayush Mhatre won the toss and elected to bat first against England in the ICC U19 World Cup Final—a move that sets the tone for what promises to be an explosive contest.
While fans buzz with anticipation, India’s U-19 squad is laser-focused on one thing: staying calm. Their mantra for the U-19 World Cup final against England isn’t about flashy tactics—it’s about composure, role clarity, and playing the next ball.
In a candid revelation, Rishabh Pant has hailed Abhishek Sharma as the most dangerous batter in world cricket today—while also sharing invaluable mental discipline lessons from Rahul Dravid about staying grounded through highs and lows.