The all-rounders play a huge part in big tournaments like the World Cup and they turn out to be the difference mostly between two nations while playing competitive cricket. They play dual roles for the team and can be called utility players
Finishers are a great gift to the game of cricket and not a lot of successful players have the ability to absorb pressure and contribute down the order if the wickets fall in heaps. They add a lot of value to the
Former India captain Kapil Dev speaks about the recent rumours of Rahul Dravid to replace Ravi Shastri as the head coach of the Indian team going into the future. Ravi Shastri’s contract will end following the T20 World Cup in October-November in
Indian bowlers in recent times has been a force to reckon with in world cricket. Their fast bowling contingent have been taking wickets in India and overseas as well. The Test series against Australia was a prime example of how good the
Former Indian captain Kapil Dev has slammed the rumours of a possible replacement flying for India ahead of their Test series against England. The Indian camp has likely been unsettled after the World Test Championship final loss against New Zealand by eight
Former Indian skipper Kapil Dev has backed the national team despite a crushing loss in the ICC World Test Championship final against New Zealand in Southampton. Virat Kohli did not have the most desired start to the English sojourn as he was
Getting a top spot in ICC rankings is a huge achievement for any cricketer. International Cricket Council (ICC) allots rating points to players on the basis of their performance in every international cricket series. On the basis of these ratings, ranks of
Former Indian skipper Kapil Dev was amongst the best all-rounders of his era and played when there was fierce competition between him, Imran Khan, Ian Botham, and Richard Hadlee. As an all-rounder, Kapil Dev consistently delivered impactful performances with both bat and
Former Indian captain Kapil Dev has come out in support of team India after a humbling eight-wicket loss in the ICC World Test Championship final against New Zealand in Southampton. Virat Kohli did not have the most desired start to the English
25 June 1983 will always be remembered as the red-letter day in the history of Indian cricket as it was on this very day 38 years ago when Kapil Dev and his devils went on to script one of the greatest miracles