Wrist-Spin Wizard Amit Mishra, Who Shone in IPL but Remained Underused for India
Towards the end of 2008, then chief selector Krishnamachari Srikkanth was emphatic in his belief that Amit Mishra would be ...
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Sangakkara Likely to Take Over as Rajasthan Royals Head Coach, Sanju Samson Set to Stay On as Captain
Former Sri Lankan captain Kumar Sangakkara is likely to be named as the new head coach of Rajasthan Royals, replacing ...
National Selection Committee Reshuffle: South and Central Zone Representatives Likely to Change With A Pay Hike
With the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) preparing to make changes in the National selection committee under ...
BCCI president Roger Binny declines to continue; Shukla chairs apex council meeting
This is yet to be announced officially, but Roger Binny is no longer the president of the Board of Control ...
MS Dhoni Offered Broad Mentoring Role by BCCI
Former India captain MS Dhoni has been offered a formal mentoring role by the Board of Control for Cricket in ...
MS Dhoni’s Last Dance? CSK Icon Prepares for Final IPL Chapter
Fans may not have to bid farewell to MS Dhoni just yet. If all goes well, the Chennai Super Kings ...
Selectors’ Reluctance Pushed Pujara Into Retirement; Rahane Also Out of Test Plans
Hours after Cheteshwar Pujara announced his retirement from all forms of the game, it emerged that the Indian selectors had ...
Spiral effect: Post 2024 IPL, trust deficit between Gambhir and Iyer increased
Winning the 2024 IPL trophy should have been the crowning moment for Shreyas Iyer as captain of Kolkata Knight Riders. ...
Gautam Gambhir throws weight behind Shubman Gill as opener for Asia Cup
India coach Gautam Gambhir has thrown his weight behind Shubman Gill as India’s first-choice opener for the upcoming Asia Cup, ...
Is it wise to rush Shubman Gill into white-ball cricket right now? Why not Shreyas Iyer?
All the talk about Shubman Gill donning the leadership role in white-ball cricket, after his initial success as India’s Test ...
