Former captain Sourav Ganguly has issued a powerful message to the current Indian team: their status as defending champions means nothing. To win the T20 World Cup 2026 on home soil, they must focus solely on the present and peak at the perfect moment.
After a stunning maiden T20I century against New Zealand, Ishan Kishan has all but locked down the wicketkeeper’s role for India’s 2026 T20 World Cup campaign. Meanwhile, Sanju Samson’s persistent technical flaws have left his international future hanging by a thread.
Sanju Samson’s recurring failures in the recent T20I series against New Zealand have sparked a major debate about his place in India’s T20 World Cup squad, especially with Ishan Kishan’s explosive century stealing the show.
Legendary cricketer Sunil Gavaskar has cast serious doubt on Sanju Samson’s place in India’s T20 World Cup XI, citing his poor form—even on home ground—amid Ishan Kishan’s blistering century against New Zealand.
With a blistering 103 off just 43 balls against New Zealand, Ishan Kishan didn’t just score his maiden T20I ton—he sent a seismic message to India’s selectors. Is Sanju Samson’s spot in the T20 World Cup squad now in serious jeopardy?
After Pakistan’s emphatic 90-run win over Australia in Lahore, a fiery moment stole headlines: Cameron Green appeared to accuse debutant Usman Tariq of chucking following his dismissal. The clip went viral instantly—sparking intense debate over bowling actions, sportsmanship, and the fine line between frustration and fair play in international cricket.