Captaincy muddle: Mumbai Indians have a real struggle on hand
Mumbai Indians are once bitten twice shy. With the Indian cricket board deciding its IPL players’ regulations on retention, Mumbai ...
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Bumrah’s retention by MI proves the pacer’s immeasurable value as a player
Jasprit Bumrah's retention by Mumbai Indians at a record price would indeed be a landmark moment in IPL history. Given ...
Surya over Hardik: What went behind the scene?
There was quite a bit of internal debate within the BCCI regarding the appointment of the T20 captain. According to ...
Jay Bhai’s potential appointment as ICC chairman will bring a fresh perspective and energy to global cricket body
Jay Shah's anticipated appointment as the new ICC chairman is indeed a significant milestone for Indian cricket. Following in the ...
DPL garners significant eyeballs, all poised to become a stepping stone for young cricketers
In a short span of time and to the surprise of many, the Delhi Premier League (DPL) has garnered significant ...
Rookie Shubham’s rags-to-riches story will serve as an inspiration for aspiring cricketers
Shubham Dubey's journey from the shanties of South Delhi to playing in the Delhi Premier League (DPL) is a powerful ...
Explosive Vansh shows that the future of Delhi cricket is in good hands
For ‘Purani Delhi’, Vansh Bedi isn’t just a ‘Naya’ player doing what it takes to become the future of Delhi ...
DPL off to a promising start, all set to turn DDCA into a financial powerhouse
Truely, the Delhi Premier League (DPL) is off to a promising start! Over thousands watching the opening ceremony of DPL’s ...
IPL spot-fixing report: Need for accountability & transparency vs legacy & image of the game
The 2013 IPL spot-fixing investigation could indeed take a significant turn if the Supreme Court decides to reveal the names ...
Multi-faceted Sumendra’s passion for the game drives him on
Sumendra Tiwari seems to be a remarkable figure in the world of cricket, particularly for his role in conceptualising the ...
