Hyped teenage prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi once again failed to deliver when it mattered most, scoring just 26 in the U19 Asia Cup final against Pakistan. His second consecutive low score—after a meek semi-final effort—has sparked debate about pressure, preparation, and potential.
After a stunning 517-run rampage in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy—leading Jharkhand to their first-ever title—Ishan Kishan has stormed back into India’s T20 World Cup squad. And according to R Ashwin, it was his newfound respect for domestic cricket that made all the difference.
In a high-voltage U19 Asia Cup final in Dubai, teenage sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi steps into the spotlight as unbeaten India takes on Pakistan, aiming for a historic 12th title. Can the young opener handle the pressure of cricket’s fiercest rivalry?
On a tension-filled final day in Adelaide, Australia stands just three wickets away from crushing England’s dream of a historic Ashes comeback. With Ben Stokes at the crease and time running out, the third Test could define the series—and the legacy of both captains.
Unbeaten and dominant, India’s U19 team faces arch-rivals Pakistan in a high-stakes U19 Asia Cup final in Dubai, chasing a historic 12th title. With double centuries, 5-wicket hauls, and flawless teamwork, this young squad is ready to make history.
Once sidelined for skipping domestic duty, Ishan Kishan has completed a stunning redemption arc—leading Jharkhand to Syed Mushtaq Ali glory and forcing his way back into India’s T20 World Cup squad through sheer grit and runs.