In a fiery 1991-92 tour of Australia, a teenage Sachin Tendulkar was on the verge of retaliating to Aussie sledging—until Ravi Shastri gave him career-defining advice: ‘You shut up… let your bat talk.’
In a heartfelt tribute, India’s 2025 Women’s World Cup champions shared their trophy with trailblazers Mithali Raj and Jhulan Goswami—honoring the legends whose dreams they fulfilled.
India Women Cricket’s century-long journey from 1913 to their first World Cup title in 2025 reflects a nation’s changing heart and growing belief.
James Anderson has been officially knighted by Princess Anne at Windsor Castle, capping off a historic 22-year career as cricket’s most successful fast bowler.
Ravi Shastri picks Virat Kohli as India’s greatest ODI player, with Tendulkar, Dhoni, Kapil Dev, and Rohit Sharma rounding out his top five—leaving Jasprit Bumrah out.
Before revolutionizing Indian advertising with campaigns like Cadbury and Fevicol, Piyush Pandey played first-class cricket for Rajasthan—a little-known chapter in the life of ‘India’s Adman.’