A Viral Moment Gone Wrong: The ‘Dhoni’ Imitation In the world of professional cricket, stars are often seen as larger-than-life figures, and Babar Azam is no exception. However, a recent…
A Viral Moment Gone Wrong: The ‘Dhoni’ Imitation In the world of professional cricket, stars are often seen as larger-than-life figures, and Babar Azam is no exception. However, a recent…
Imagine being a teenager and taking on one of the world's best T20 bowlers with the most iconic shot in modern cricket. That is exactly what Vaibhav Sooryavanshi did, leaving fans and experts breathless as he mirrored MS Dhoni's legendary helicopter shot to propel Rajasthan Royals toward a dominant victory.
Babar Azam produced a masterclass in the PSL 2026 Qualifier, but his record-breaking century against Islamabad United is currently shrouded in debate following a highly controversial third-umpire decision regarding a potential LBW.
During the high-stakes IPL 2026 encounter between Punjab Kings and Rajasthan Royals at Mullanpur Stadium, fans noticed a poignant detail: the PBKS players were wearing black armbands. This gesture was not about the game, but a sincere tribute to a teammate facing an unimaginable personal loss.
In a high-voltage encounter that saw thousands of fans return to the stands, Babar Azam produced a batting clinic to slam a stylish century, rewriting the PSL record books and silencing critics with a blend of elegance and aggression.
In a high-stakes Qualifier match that felt more like a personal redemption story, Babar Azam didn't just score runs—he sent a loud and clear message to every single one of his critics. Leading from the front for Peshawar Zalmi, the captain smashed a breathtaking century against Islamabad United, turning the tide of the game and reigniting the passion of fans across the globe.
The Caribbean Premier League is set for a historic transformation in 2026, introducing a seventh franchise and expanding its footprint across the West Indies. With a packed schedule and new venues, the upcoming season promises to be the most competitive edition in the tournament's history.
A game-changing investment is set to reshape the cricketing landscape of Northeast India. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has officially inaugurated a world-class indoor cricket academy in Aizawl, Mizoram, providing a high-tech sanctuary for athletes to train year-round and bridging the infrastructural gap for one of India's newest cricketing states.
A seismic shift has hit the landscape of Sri Lankan cricket as head Shammi Silva and the executive committee officially resign. Driven by government demands for transparency and a total administrative reset, this leadership exodus marks a critical turning point for a board long plagued by instability and ICC scrutiny.
