Indian star Virat Kohli said Sunday he was ready for the in-your-face pressure in store for his Test captaincy debut against Australia in next month’s opening Gabba Test. Kohli will become India’s 32nd Test captain with regular skipper MS Dhoni missing the start of the four-Test series in Brisbane on December 4 against the Australians […]
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India will win the ICC World Cup 2015 says VVS Laxman
Former Indian Test great VVS Laxman believes that the current Indian team led by MS Dhoni has the capability to win the ICC World Cup 2015. Laxman feels that going by India’s current form in ODI format, where they crushed Sri Lanka (5-0) at home and did the same to England (3-1) at their own […]
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India’s horror 2007 Cricket World Cup
India is a country where cricket is supposed to be a religion, where a cricket team carries the burden of expectations of millions of cricket fans. The 2003 World Cup runner ups were expected to repeat or better themselves at the 2007 Cricket World Cup in the West Indies. 2007 was a year where India […]
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Test Match records held by Sachin Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar holds the record for scoring most runs in Tests as well as most Centuries and Fifties scored. This is the article, which brings the journey of Sachin’s Test Cricket milestones: 1. Most Runs in Test Cricket: 15921 runs. 2. Most Centuries in Test Cricket: 51 centuries. 3. Most Half Centuries in Test Cricket: […]
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Mahela Jayawardene – A Legend of the World Cricket
Mahela Jayawardene is one of the legends the world has seen. His contribution to cricket especially the Sri Lankan Cricket has been special. He made his Test debut in 1997 against India and made his One day International debut in 1998 against Zimbawawe. His average in Test cricket is over 50 and his ODI average […]
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Top 10 Richest Cricketer in the world of All Time
Cricket over the years has become one of the most followed sport and particularly in the Indian sub-continent, England and Australia. Over the years, the days of the Maharajas and the Lords who once embellished the team line-ups have declined. Evolution of T20 Cricket has not only made cricket to reach wider audience, but it […]
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Top Innings by Indian Batsmen That Meant More Than A Century – Part II
The Part 1 on the topic “Top Innings by Indian Batsmen That Meant More Than A Century ” is listed here. The part of this articles includes Sachin Tendulkar’s 98 against pakistan at Centurion, Gautam Gambhir’s World Cup winning knock of 97 against Sri Lanka at Mumbai, Rahul Dravid’s 92 off 63 against England at Bristol, […]
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India’s sporting strengths and weakness
India with 1.3 million populations there are few sports that India are showing their power. There are some other games where we are no-voices. There are some sportspersons in the country who have done well in their respective sports irrespective of the national strength. So now we look at the strengths and weakness of Indian […]
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Top Innings by Indian Batsmen That Meant More Than A Century – Part I
Sometimes in Cricket, a good knock is more than a century. We people always run after records, but today, let’s take a look at the top 5 innings by the Indian players that meant more than a century: 5. Yuvraj Singh 84(80) vs Australia (ICC Knockout Trophy, Nairobi, 2000) This innings by Yuvraj Singh was one of […]
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Adam Gilchrist says Sachin Tendulkar has earned right to voice opinions in new book
The greatest thing that is surrounding the 2008 Monkeygate controversy is that there are so many contrasting versions of events, says former Australian Wicket keeper batsman Adam Gilchrist Memories of the alleged racial slur directed at Andrew Symonds from Harbhajan Singh during the Sydney Test have been rehashed by Sachin Tendulkar in his autobiography, ‘Playing it my way’, which was released this week. […]