In 1993, the West Indies pulled off a miracle in Adelaide, defeating Australia by just one run—the smallest winning margin in Test cricket history for over 30 years.
The cricket world is mourning the loss of IS Bindra—a quiet but colossal force who transformed Indian cricket from a regional player into a global powerhouse. Veteran administrator Ratnakar Shetty calls him ‘a once-in-a-generation leader.’ Here’s why his legacy still echoes in every stadium and broadcast deal.
Inderjit Singh Bindra, the visionary former BCCI president who helped transform Indian cricket into a global powerhouse, has passed away at 84. From bringing the 1987 World Cup to the subcontinent to modernizing domestic cricket, his impact was profound. Here’s a tribute to the man behind the boardroom revolution.
A serious controversy has erupted around singer-composer Palash Muchhal after Vidnyan Mane—childhood friend of Indian cricketer Smriti Mandhana—accused him of infidelity and financial fraud. Mane alleges Muchhal was caught in bed with another woman during wedding festivities and cheated him of over ₹40 lakh in a film project.
In 1958, at Kensington Oval, Hanif Mohammad defied physics and logic, batting for a record 970 minutes to score an unbeaten 337 and pull off ‘The Great Escape’ for Pakistan against a ferocious West Indies attack.
For decades, Sir Don Bradman’s 99.94 has been hailed as cricket’s ultimate statistical marvel. But there’s a name you’ve probably never heard of—Andy Ganteaume—who technically owns a higher Test batting average. Here’s the fascinating story behind this one-innings wonder.