The cricketing world is in mourning after former Mizoram Ranji Trophy player K. Lalremruata, just 38, collapsed and died during a local match. This tragedy has ignited a crucial conversation about cardiac health in sports.
Trailing at 90/7, Jammu & Kashmir looked dead and buried—until Auqib Nabi unleashed a breathtaking, unbeaten 114 off just 65 balls to script one of the most astonishing comebacks in Vijay Hazare Trophy history.
Star batter Shubman Gill was ruled out of Punjab’s Vijay Hazare Trophy clash due to food poisoning—but his absence didn’t stop Punjab from demolishing Sikkim by 10 wickets, led by Arshdeep Singh’s fiery 5/34.
In a breathtaking display of power-hitting, Hardik Pandya announced his return to form with a blazing century in the Vijay Hazare Trophy, including a historic over of five sixes and a four.
Former India cricketer Yograj Singh has sparked a fresh debate, insisting Arjun Tendulkar is a natural batsman whose talent is being overlooked in favor of his bowling. Is it time for a strategic shift?
A local cricket match in Jammu has turned into a major controversy after a player displayed a Palestine flag on his helmet. J&K Police have launched a formal probe, questioning both the cricketer and the tournament organiser, raising urgent questions about politics, protest, and the boundaries of the gentleman’s game.