Dwayne Bravo, all-rounder revealed a fascinating story about defending champions Mumbai Indians and Kieron Pollard and how it was him who played a role in the franchise acquiring the big-hitting West Indies all-rounder. Dwayne Bravo had featured for Mumbai Indians in the
Curtly Ambrose, the former tearaway fast bowler feels that it could be difficult for the West Indies to regain their glory days of the 1970-the 1980s because the current crop of players probably doesn’t quite understand what cricket means to the Caribbean
IPL 2021 witnessed 29 thrilling matches before it was suspended by BCCI. After few players got infected by Covid-19, BCCI decided to suspend the tournament with immediate effect. Almost half of the tournament was over and every team managed to face the
The IPL 2021 did have a lot of actions in the first half of the tournament until it was suspended due to the surge in Covid-19 cases among the players in the bio-bubble. The Overseas players did take a big risk by
Kieron Pollard was batting on 70 when he gave a catch to one of the best fielders in the game, Faf du Plessis. But the South African, to the surprise of many, dropped the catch and as it turned out, the match
Stephen Fleming, Chennai Super Kings (CSK) head coach has said that there was a reason why CSK skipper MS Dhoni kept a spread-out field on the last ball against Mumbai Indians batsman Kieron Pollard even though Mumbai Indians (MI) needing just two
Kieron Pollard thanked ‘almighty’ for giving him strength after starring in Mumbai Indians’ record-breaking 219-run chase against Chennai Super Kings in Delhi on Friday. He said that he was fortunate as Faf du Plessis dropped him on 68 during MI’s innings. A
Kieron Pollard on Friday showcased why he is regarded as one of the most dangerous players in T20 cricket. Chasing 219 against Chennai Super Kings, Kieron Pollard smashed an unbeaten 87 runs in a mere 34 balls as he helped Mumbai Indians
Quinton de Kock, Mumbai Indians’ senior wicket-keeper batsman on Thursday said he feels “very safe” inside the IPL bio-security bubble, two days after leg-spinner Adam Zampa called it one of the “most vulnerable” before taking a flight back to Australia. A day
Kevin Pietersen is known for speaking his heart out on social media, and the former cricketer has offered a radical suggestion to change the rules of T20 cricket. Kevin Pietersen wants to see batsmen awarded 12 runs for hitting huge maximums, instead
