After 1,059 days and 57 matches, the Women’s Premier League finally has its first century—and it came in spectacular fashion. Nat Sciver-Brunt’s unbeaten 100 against Royal Challengers Bengaluru didn’t just break a record; it redefined what’s possible in women’s T20 cricket and cemented her legacy as a generational talent.
In a landmark moment for women’s cricket, Nat Sciver-Brunt blazed an unbeaten 101 off just 67 balls—the first century in WPL history—to lead Mumbai Indians to a commanding 15-run win over Royal Challengers Bangalore. The innings not only rewrote the record books but also reignited MI’s playoff hopes in WPL 2026.
CSK fans are buzzing after a new practice video shows MS Dhoni back in action ahead of IPL 2026. But with Ruturaj Gaikwad’s rise and Sanju Samson’s arrival, questions about Dhoni’s role—and future—are louder than ever.
With their third SA20 title in four years—including a dramatic last-over heist against Pretoria Capitals—Sunrisers Eastern Cape have cemented their status as T20 cricket’s most consistent franchise. But what truly sets them apart isn’t just talent; it’s a meticulously crafted, well-balanced team structure that others can only envy.
In a dramatic SA20 final at Newlands, Sunrisers Eastern Cape claimed their third consecutive title by chasing down Pretoria Capitals’ total—despite Dewald Brevis’ stunning century—thanks to an unbeaten 114-run stand between captain Tristan Stubbs and Matthew Breetzke.
At 44, MS Dhoni is training harder than ever for IPL 2026—and former teammate R Ashwin just dropped a bombshell: Dhoni might open the batting assault at No. 3. Is this a masterstroke or a risky gamble? We break down the strategy, the logic, and what it means for Chennai Super Kings’ title hopes.