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Dubai [UAE], September 4 (ANI): Indian batter Smriti Mandhana reflected on going past legends Mithali Raj and Meg Lanning for most international runs and centuries in women’s cricket, saying that she would like to have three or four Indian batters in the list of women’s cricketers with 10,000 international runs. She also expressed her admiration…
Indian cricket’s selection landscape has mostly revolved around player fitness and current form. However, with many proven stars not getting picked for the national side, it has highlighted the importance of team balance over experience.
The Indian Cricket Team entered another phase of transition in the T20Is following the T20 World Cup 2026 triumph. The Men in Blue became the first team to win consecutive World Cup titles in the shortest format, and hence the selectors are now looking towards the next World Cup cycle.
VVS Laxman will coach the team for the 2026 Asian Games in Japan after being appointed as the head coach of the men’s side for the tournament. The tournament starts on the 24th of September, 2026.
FILE PHOTO: Director of Cricket at the NCA, VVS Laxman, will be the head coach of the Indian men’s team for the 2026 Asian Games. | Photo Credit: PTI
The Hong Kong game will be crucial given India faces Pakistan in a high-octane and geopolitically charged group encounter later in the week. | Photo Credit: X/ Asian Cricket Council
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Bowling spin with one arm is difficult enough. And there is Vijay Yadav, who can do it with both.
One Indian player after another is heading to the United Kingdom to play the county championship, which is in its last phase. Former India batsman Mayank Agarwalis the latest player as he joins Ben Stokes’ Durham for the remainder of the season. Durham have four more games to play: against Northamptonshire (from September 02-05), against…
Indian cricket was searching hard for fast bowlers at the beginning of the 2000s when a tall, wiry Mumbai quick suddenly appeared with something instantly recognisable about him. The upright approach, high bowling arm and economical action bore such a resemblance to Glenn McGrath that comparisons with the Australian great followed almost immediately. Contemporary reports…