After rescuing India from 77/6 with a blistering 84*, captain Suryakumar Yadav stunned fans with his post-match humility: ‘We could’ve batted better.’
At just 14, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi smashed a breathtaking 175 off 80 balls to win India their sixth U-19 World Cup—but his post-match humility stunned fans even more.
Before his match-winning 84, Suryakumar Yadav walked away from the toss to embrace mentor Rohit Sharma—a moment that set the tone for India’s T20 World Cup opener victory.
After a month-long injury layoff, Washington Sundar is finally set to join India’s T20 World Cup squad, just as Jasprit Bumrah and Abhishek Sharma face fitness concerns.
Dubbed ‘the best death bowler in the country’ by Keshav Maharaj and mentored by Dale Steyn, Ottneil Baartman is watching the T20 World Cup from his couch—not the field.
Just days before jetting off to Madrid to watch his beloved Real, Mohammed Siraj got an unexpected call that changed his February—and potentially India’s T20 World Cup campaign.