Despite their global stardom, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma earn only ₹60,000 per match in the Vijay Hazare Trophy. Find out why—and how India’s domestic payment system prioritizes experience over fame.
As India aims for a clean sweep against Sri Lanka in the fourth T20I, pacer Renuka Singh is drawing confidence from a personal mantra: ‘Kerala is my lucky place.’ Her success in Thiruvananthapuram isn’t just coincidence—it’s the result of relentless preparation and new bowling mastery that could define India’s future in women’s cricket.
After years of Ashes heartbreak on Australian soil, England’s victory at the MCG sparked raw, unfiltered joy—nowhere more visible than in Stuart Broad’s viral reaction. From the depths of Perth pain to Melbourne redemption, this moment captured the soul of a resilient team.
In a quiet moment during a low-scoring Ashes Test, Steve Smith etched his name into cricketing immortality. By surpassing Allan Border, he has now become Australia’s second-highest run-scorer against England, trailing only the great Don Bradman.
At just 14, Vaibhav Suryavanshi has shattered cricket records, become the youngest to score centuries in List A and T20 cricket, and earned India’s highest civilian award for children—culminating in a viral meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
In a landmark moment for global cricket, Deepti Sharma became the first cricketer—male or female—to reach the elite double of 1,000 T20I runs and 150 T20I wickets, cementing her legacy as India’s greatest women’s all-rounder.