Despite India’s historic victory at the Women’s World Cup, the BCCI has revealed that a victory parade won’t be happening just yet. Officials cite ongoing logistical challenges and scheduling conflicts as the reasons for delaying the celebrations, NDTV Sports reports
King is back! After an intense four-month journey abroad, Virat Kohli has finally touched down in Delhi, gearing up to rejoin the national squad for the electrifying ODI series against Australia. Fans are buzzing with excitement, eager to see him light up the field once again!
Shubman Gill has been named India’s 28th ODI captain, taking over the reins from Rohit Sharma. This thrilling change marks the dawn of a new chapter in Indian cricket, with Gill poised to lead the team confidently into their upcoming battles
India’s batting lineup is set for an exciting transformation as KL Rahul steps aside from opening against England, paving the way for Shubman Gill to take on the pivotal No. 4 position. This bold move, analyzed by a legendary former No. 3, aims to sharpen India’s competitive edge and bolster their batting firepower like never before
In a pivotal chapter of his cricket journey, Indian batsman Cheteshwar Pujara’s wife, Puja, made the heart-wrenching choice to keep her husband’s father’s serious heart condition under wraps. This courageous decision unfolded while Pujara was in the midst of scoring vital runs during an intense series in Australia.
In a surprising turn of events, Gautam Gambhir has seemingly backed the decision to part ways with Abhishek Nayar from his coaching role. This move comes amid growing discontent among senior players, who have voiced their concerns about Nayar’s influence in the dressing room, shedding light on the underlying tensions within the team
In a significant development, former Indian cricketer Gautam Gambhir is set to travel with the India ‘A’ team to England for their upcoming tour. This move aims to bolster the young squad’s experience and provide valuable mentorship on the international stage.
In a recent interview, Indian cricketer Hardik Pandya addressed the topic of India’s potential travel to Pakistan for cricketing events. He remarked, “This is way above my pay grade,” highlighting the complexities of diplomatic relations in sports.
