A Quiet Rise, Venue by Venue For a 23-year-old still finding his way in international cricket, Yashasvi Jaiswal is doing a lot more than just showing promise — he’s already delivering. Six Test centuries. Six different venues. Four different countries. No home-track padding. No easy runs. In an era where many young batters take time … Read more
The Moment That Was Never Shown In a podcast conversation that quietly shook fans, Yuzvendra Chahal opened up about a side of the 2019 World Cup that most of us never saw. After India’s heartbreaking semi-final loss to New Zealand, he saw Virat Kohli crying in the bathroom. “I saw him crying in the bathroom,” … Read more
There was a time when the West Indies were the team to beat in T20 cricket. With two World Cup trophies and some of the most explosive players in history, they shaped the format in their own style — fearless, bold, and fun. But now, things look very different. After their latest loss to Pakistan … Read more
Pakistan outlasted the West Indies with a win in Lauderhill, Florida, clinching the opening match by 14 runs. While the result looks comfortable on paper, the match itself raised plenty of questions, especially about Pakistan’s tactical decisions with the bat. Saim Ayub Leads With Bat and Ball Batting first, Pakistan posted 178 for 6, thanks … Read more
The highly anticipated semi-final ends without a contest. The semi-final everyone was waiting for — India vs Pakistan in the World Championship of Legends (WCL) — didn’t happen. What was supposed to be the most exciting fixture of the tournament ended in a quiet forfeit, with India officially pulling out of the match and Pakistan … Read more
A Familiar Name Rejoins Zimbabwe’s Test Squad Zimbabwe has added Brendan Taylor to its squad for the second Test against New Zealand, scheduled for August 7–11, 2025, in Bulawayo. The 39-year-old’s return isn’t built on hype—it comes after three and a half years away, following an ICC ban related to anti-corruption and anti-doping violations. Zimbabwe Cricket … Read more
A Tour with No Losses — Just Domination— Across formats, Across matches. Australia just finished one of their most dominant tours in recent memory. Eight matches. Eight wins. Whether it was Tests or T20S, they didn’t just show up — they shut it down. What Went Down? Australia played 3 Test matches and 5 T20 … Read more
A Reminder That Fielding Can Win Games Too In a sport where big sixes and unplayable yorkers usually grab the spotlight, Glenn Maxwell stole the show with a boundary catch that defied belief. During Australia’s T20 clash against the West Indies, Maxwell pulled off one of the most breathtaking pieces of fielding seen in recent … Read more
A Quiet Achievement in a Format That Demands Grit Cricket fans often talk about centuries, match-winning sixes, or fiery spells. But sometimes, it’s the quiet consistency that deserves more respect. That’s exactly what KL Rahul delivered in India’s latest overseas Test series — not with fireworks, but with focus. And the result? A historic milestone. … Read more
A Quiet Record, But One With Huge Importance Sometimes the most significant cricket records aren’t the loud ones — they don’t come with firecrackers or flashy headlines. They’re built quietly, day after day, ball after ball. That’s exactly what Shubman Gill and KL Rahul pulled off on the recent England tour — becoming the first … Read more
