In a major selection bombshell, Shubman Gill has been left out of India’s T20 World Cup 2026 squad. Chief selector Ajit Agarkar cites form as the key reason, while Axar Patel gets vice-captaincy and Rinku Singh returns as finisher.
After a string of sub-15 scores in the India vs South Africa T20 series, Suryakumar Yadav openly admits his best self—’Surya the batter’—has vanished. With the T20 World Cup just months away, fans and selectors are watching closely.
With England reeling at 207/6 on Day 4, Australia are just four wickets from retaining the Ashes. Pat Cummins and Nathan Lyon’s late burst has left the visitors on the verge of defeat in a gripping Test showdown.
In a massive boost for fans, Virat Kohli and Rishabh Pant are set to grace the Vijay Hazare Trophy with Delhi. But their stint is short-lived, creating a strategic puzzle for the team before the crucial India vs New Zealand ODI series.
South Africa coach Shukri Conrad isn’t dwelling on the 3–1 T20I loss in India—or even the ‘grovel’ storm. Instead, he’s looking ahead: to a potential final showdown in the 2026 T20 World Cup. We assess if this dream match is realistic—or just diplomatic optimism.
With the India T20 World Cup 2026 squad announcement set for Saturday, one decision is raising eyebrows: SKY and Gill as captain and vice-captain—despite 18 innings without a fifty between them. We reveal why the think tank is doubling down on leadership over stats.