Fresh off his maiden Ayush Badoni ODI call-up as Washington Sundar’s replacement, the young all-rounder charmed teammates—and fans—by singing on Rishabh Pant’s request. The heartwarming video has since gone viral across social media.
After a match-winning 93 in the first ODI against New Zealand, Virat Kohli’s remarkable consistency—seven straight fifty-plus scores—has stunned critics. Teammate R Ashwin reveals the real change: Kohli is finally playing without pressure, purely for love of the game.
In a heartwarming and hilarious moment during India’s training session ahead of the New Zealand series, Virat Kohli spotted a young fan who looked just like him—nicknamed ‘Mini Virat’—and playfully pointed him out to captain Rohit Sharma with the now-viral line: ‘Udhar dekh, mera duplicate baitha hai!’
While Virat Kohli smashed a fluent 93 to guide India to victory in the 1st ODI against New Zealand, a short clip of his off-field pre-batting ritual—featuring perfume, moisturizer, and calm focus—has taken social media by storm. But is there more to this routine than meets the eye?
With only 34 runs needed to reach the elite 3000-run mark in ODIs, Shreyas Iyer stands on the brink of history. Fresh off a solid 49 in the first ODI against New Zealand, his return from injury couldn’t be more timely—or impactful.
Former India head coach Ravi Shastri has singled out Virat Kohli’s relentless off-field discipline as the one habit that makes him ‘second to none’—a benchmark for the next generation, including new captain Shubman Gill.