With the Royal Challengers Bangalore [RCB] once again failing to win their maiden IPL title following their defeat to SunRisers Hyderabad in the Eliminator, pundits, as well as fans, have started to dissect the Virat Kohli-led franchise campaign. While the likes of
The inaugural edition of Lanka Premier League (LPL) was supposed to kickstart on the 21st of November following a long series of postponements and rescheduling due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Not only the player draft was finally possible but also the
With the Lankan Premier League (LPL) set to begin later this year, some of the most prominent T20 players will go under the hammer. The auction for the LPL will take place on the 1st of October while the tournament is set
Darren Sammy, the two-time T20 World Cup-winning captain, has said that even though he hasn’t played the Indian Premier League [IPL] for a long period of time but he still keeps track of the tournament. The 13th edition of the Indian Premier
Former West Indian captain Darren Sammy has remained at the forefront of the Black Lives Matter movement in the world. Darren Sammy chose not to put his voices against racism to rest as other renowned cricketers joined him as well. On Wednesday,
Darren Sammy, the former West Indies skipper, has said that Ishant Sharma is still his ‘brother’ and he holds no grudges against his former Sunrisers Hyderabad teammate. Two months ago, Sammy had alleged that during his time with SRH in the IPL,
Former West Indian captain Darren Sammy was one of the first cricketers to step forward and speak against racism. Racial discrimination has been one of the most burning topics in recent times against which several other renowned cricketers have also talked about.
Darren Sammy, former West Indies captain, hasn’t ‘closed the door’ on his international career and he plans to make a return to the national side for the 2021 T20 World Cup in India by putting in a strong show for St Lucia
Former West Indies captain Darren Sammy underlined the significance of the Black Lives Matter movement behind West Indies’ emphatic victory in the first Test against England. While the return of international cricket was a milestone in itself, the series in the United
Lungi Ngidi drew a lot of flack for his stance on Black Lives Matter from ex-South Africa cricketers like Pat Symcox and Boeta Dippenaar. The former cricketers slammed the stand taken by Lungi Ngidi and said that standing against racism is fine