Sachin Tendulkar was passionate about his batting and could have scored century irrespective of the presence of crowd maintains his former Indian teammate, VVS Laxman. Due to the restrictions and strict protocols laid down by the COVID-19 pandemic, sports globally is now
Sachin Tendulkar is a legend who has many records to his name including the highest run-scorer in both Tests and ODIs. He is best remembered for his swashbuckling batting display in the 1990s which was all about the of Sachin Tendulkar. The
Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) batting coach VVS Laxman has opined that the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) edition would be challenging but they are looking forward to playing the game that they love. SRH on their official Twitter account posted the video clip
Former Indian batsman, Aakash Chopra revealed an amusing incident which took place at the 2007 Cape Town Test between India and South Africa. A unique situation came ahead as Indian openers Wasim Jaffar and Virender Sehwag’s wickets fell off early. Sachin Tendulkar
Aakash Chopra now and then refreshes every Indian fan’s memory by recalling the past incident of India’s cricket history. This time he has reminisced the incident when there was a chaos in India’s dressing room after VVS Laxman went for a shower.
Australia’s veteran spinner and cricket expert — Shane Warner has reminisced about 2001 Eden Gardens Test when India were put on follow on before staging an epic comeback mainly due to VVS Laxman and Rahul Dravid. Shane Warne, former Australian leg spinner
VVS Laxman, the former India batsman and teammate of MS Dhoni, credited the wicket-keeper due to him being unconcerned about results. MS Dhoni retired after creating an enviable legacy becoming the only captain in the world to win all ICC events including
The just-retired former Indian captain MS Dhoni has not enjoyed the success like white-ball in Test cricket. However, he has played some top-notch innings in the longest format and once such was his maiden Test hundred against Pakistan, which came in 2006
Former Indian batsman VVS Laxman recalls memories shared with former Indian captain MS Dhoni, who used to be cool and showed patience and calmness to make tough decisions earning the nickname ‘captain cool’. He was cool outside the field too as Laxman
Former India skipper MS Dhoni finally ended all the speculations surrounding his career in international cricket as he called time on his career on Saturday (August 15). But while his retirement was pretty much on the cards and thus it did not
