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Prior to the Sri Lanka series selection meeting, concentrate on Rohit and Kohli
The national selectors have been assigned to the Ranji Trophy by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), which would extend the lives of Chetan Sharma's selection committee for a few more days or a full week. -
Online Sports Betting: All the Information You Need
Over the past few years, online sports betting has become more and more popular. The development and improvement of sports betting have been tremendously aided by technological and internet improvements. -
India under Hardik are the favorites to defeat Asian Champions Sri Lanka
Even though it may not seem logical to schedule a T20 bilateral series at the start of a 50-over World Cup year, one can see the reasoning behind it: it may be driven more by business necessity than cricketing effectiveness. -
Sri Lanka ODIs without Jasprit Bumrah
The three-match ODI series against Sri Lanka that begins on Tuesday will not include Jasprit Bumrah. It was decided not to push him into action too quickly, according to Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) sources. He has not arrived in Guwahati, where the first ODI will be played. -
Shubman Gill gives India special authority to 349
Shubman Gill scored a career-best 208 to help India post a mammoth total of 349/8 against New Zealand in the series opener on Wednesday in Hyderabad, becoming him the youngest cricketer to record an ODI double (January 18). Every significant fifty-plus partnership that India had was broken by New Zealand, who also found ways to make mistakes, but the irrepressible Gill broke numerous records in his solo attempt to help India get a score over average. -
Clinical India destroys New Zealand to win the series
In the second One-Day International against New Zealand in Raipur, India easily defeated the visitors by an eight-wicket margin to take a 2-0 lead in the series. Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill collaborated for 72 runs as the opening pair. In just the 21st over, the hosts successfully chased down the meager mark of 109. -
Changing Hardik Pandya is excited to take on "the Dhoni role"
Hardik Pandya is more than just a rambunctious six-hitter. At least that aspect of his development as a T20 cricket player has been visible for more than a year. Since becoming the Gujarat Titans' captain last year and filling in for Rohit Sharma in the shorter format, Hardik has accepted the responsibility that comes with being the team's most seasoned player, even if it means having to temper his own game for the team's benefit, as he did when he served as the middle-order anchor for the Titan -
The urge to play three spinners could exist. KL Rahul
Even though KL Rahul made an effort to downplay the significance of the approaching Border-Gavaskar Trophy, not wanting it to become more than simply another Border-Gavaskar Trophy, he kept India's game plan for the first Test in Nagpur a secret. He frequently contradicts himself. -
Australia and India's third test match was shifted out of Dharamsala
The Border-Gavaskar Trophy's third Test, which was initially slated to begin on March 1 at Dharamsala, has been moved to a different location. The recently renovated stadium is not yet ready to host an international game. The replacement location has not yet been chosen, but Rajkot and Indore are possibilities. -
India's crushing victory is fueled by Jadeja's seven-fer
The third morning of the Delhi Test saw a dramatic shift as Australia buckled under their aggressive tactics, going from an overnight score of 61/1 to 113 all out. Although India needed just 19.1 overs to end Australia's innings, Ravindra Jadeja finished with career-best figures of 7 for 42, and Ravichandran Ashwin claimed the remaining three wickets. India beat the modest mark of 115 in the second session to secure a 2-0 series lead against Pakistan in the Border-Gavaskar Tests.