The 2002 Antigua Test wasn’t just a draw—it was a saga of grit, sacrifice, and unprecedented tactics. From Anil Kumble’s bloodied face to Ganguly deploying all eleven players as bowlers, this match redefined resilience in cricket.
In a stunning display of dominance, the entire South African team was awarded ‘Player of the Match’ after crushing the West Indies by 351 runs in the final Test of their 1998–99 series—a decision almost unheard of in cricket history.
In a landmark move for franchise cricket, London Spirit has announced Barclays as its principal partner and Nike as official kit supplier—signaling serious commercial ambition ahead of The Hundred 2026.
Thirty years ago, a single, audacious tactical decision—dubbed a mere ‘punt’—catapulted Sri Lanka to an improbable World Cup victory and revolutionized the way One Day International cricket was played.
In the summer of 2010–11, England achieved what had seemed impossible for decades: a commanding Ashes series win on Australian soil. Led by Andrew Strauss and fueled by Alastair Cook’s monumental batting, this victory reshaped English cricket’s belief Down Under.
In a heartwarming throwback amidst current political friction, former Bangladesh star Rajin Saleh reveals how legendary advice from Sachin Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly rescued his career during a tough 2004 tour of India.