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England lost the first Test at Perth inside two days and the second in Brisbane inside four, both by eight wickets, and only victory in Adelaide can save them

The shedding of conservatism and embarking on a bold new tomorrow represents a dramatic change in the make-up of the team’s DNA; how the revamped outfit performs in the 2026 edition will be followed with greater interest than normal; the franchise revisited its approach in light of the miserable campaign last year

Shubman Gill's injury opens doors for T20I experimentation, with Yashasvi Jaiswal and potentially Sanju Samson vying for the opener's spot. KL Rahul is being considered for a middle-order wicketkeeper role, while Rinku Singh and Ruturaj Gaikwad also remain in contention. The bowling unit is largely stable, though Axar Patel's absence might see […]

Varun Chakravarthy has transformed from a 'one-season wonder' to the world's top T20I bowler, becoming India's crucial asset for the 2026 T20 World Cup. His mastery of variations, including a potent googly, makes him a formidable wicket-taking threat in the middle overs. This redemption arc sees him dominate opposition batsmen, proving hi […]

Ravichandran Ashwin lauded RCB's sharp auction strategy, highlighting their shrewd acquisitions of young talents Vihaan Malhotra and Kanishk Chouhan for Rs 30 lakh each, showcasing excellent scouting. He also praised the successful bid for Venkatesh Iyer at Rs 7 crore, despite competition, and noted the team's overall strong performance in the IPL […]

Fans anticipate the final India-South Africa T20I in Ahmedabad, hoping for a decisive win after a fog-affected series. With key players like Suryakumar Yadav and Shubman Gill facing form slumps and injuries, India faces selection challenges. South Africa aims to level the series, while India seeks a morale-boosting victory before the World Cup.

Ishan Kishan's explosive 101 off 49 balls powered Jharkhand to their maiden Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy title. The wicketkeeper-batter, who finished as the tournament's leading scorer, broke his silence on his national team absence, emphasising hard work and self-belief over expectations. Kishan's dominant performance and leadership secured a memo […]

With two possible outcomes before the final game and former Proteas fast bowler Dale Steyn opined that India have ‘been the better team’ so far in the three games played

Jigar Saroj of Holy Cross (Worli) punches his way to U-13 (34kg) title with 88-85 win before schoolmate Samarsinh Patil wins U-13 (36 kg) with 87-84 scoreline

Dilip VeIndia batter Ajinkya Rahane was Mumbai’s top-scorer with 395 runs from 10 games, followed by Sarfaraz Khan with 329 in seven matches. In the bowling department, medium pacer Sairaj Patil (14 scalps) and skipper Shardul Thakur (13) were the top two wicket-takers for Mumbai

Kishan went on a six-hitting spree, smashing 10 maximums en route to a breathtaking 49-ball 101, as Jharkhand piled up an imposing 262-3

At stumps on a sweltering Day Two, the visitors had ground to 213-8, trailing by 158 after Australia added 45 to their overnight 326-8, with Mitchell Starc scoring his second fifty on the trot (54).