From a doubted rookie with a bizarre action to India’s most lethal fast bowler—Jasprit Bumrah’s 10-year journey is a masterclass in defying expectations. With 486 wickets and a T20 World Cup Player of the Tournament award, he’s rewritten the rules of pace bowling.
In a moment of rare confusion, Bengal captain Abhimanyu Easwaran was run out for 81 after mistakenly walking out of his crease during a non-existent drinks break—a blunder he called ‘entirely my fault.’
In a major setback for their T20 World Cup 2026 campaign, New Zealand has lost pace spearhead Adam Milne to a torn hamstring, with Kyle Jamieson stepping in as his replacement.
As Jasprit Bumrah nears a full decade in international cricket, his unorthodox action and pinpoint yorkers have revolutionized India’s pace attack—culminating in a symbolic return against New Zealand in Raipur.
Move over, the old guard. A new force is driving India’s T20I charge: Abhishek Sharma. With his fearless, high-impact batting at the top of the order and a rekindled partnership with Sanju Samson, the young opener has become the linchpin of India’s strategy in the post-2024 World Cup era.
Former cricketer Manoj Tiwary has dropped a bombshell, claiming Virat Kohli was ‘forced’ out of Test cricket due to a toxic team environment. We dive deep into the controversy, the facts, and what it means for Indian cricket.