Australian opener Travis Head is on a mission to bring back a cherished, yet fractured, cricketing custom: the post-Ashes drinks. We dive into why it vanished in 2023 and what its return could mean for the spirit of the game.
On December 30, 2014, MS Dhoni walked out of a press conference in Melbourne—and never returned to Test cricket. Just 44 minutes later, the BCCI dropped a bombshell announcement that ended the career of India’s most successful Test captain. No farewell. No fanfare. Just silence. Here’s what really happened.
In a breathtaking display of aggressive Test batting, Pakistan’s Shan Masood raced to a century in just 177 balls—toppling Inzamam-ul-Haq’s three-decade-old national record and ending Day 1 unbeaten on 212 off only 185 deliveries.
Just one day after surpassing Don Bradman’s legendary century record, Sunil Gavaskar unleashed a career-best 236* against the mighty West Indies—a monumental knock that reshaped Indian cricket history.
Glamorgan and English cricket are in mourning after the death of Hugh Morris at 62. A respected Test player, transformative Glamorgan captain, and influential ECB chief, his impact spanned generations.
Australian pace legend Brett Lee has dropped a bombshell revelation: achieving 160kmph meant more to him than taking wickets. In a candid reflection, he explains why raw speed defined his cricketing identity—even more than match-winning performances.