India-Pakistan matches have always been an entertaining contest for the viewers and there have been a lot of heated exchanges going between the players during these games. The high intensity of these matches has often been one of the reasons and also
Former Indian wicketkeeper and chief selector Kiran More has revealed how it took him and his team close to ten days to convince the then Indian skipper, Sourav Ganguly, to let MS Dhoni keep wickets for East Zone instead of local boy
Former India wicketkeeper Kiran More feels that the WTC final versus New Zealand won’t be easy at all for Virat Kohli’s side. Kiran More reckons the Indian batters need to put up runs on the scoreboard, which is going to be a challenging
Former Indian keeper-batsman Kiran More has backed Rishabh Pant to lead the Indian side in the future. Rishabh Pant, in his first experience as captain, has captained the Delhi Capitals outstandingly well in the current edition of this IPL as they reached
Former Indian keeper-batsman Kiran More has earmarked India to have a split-captaincy situation in the very near future. Today, most nations have resorted to a split-captaincy approach to combat the pressure of the international cricket schedules, with India and New Zealand amongst
Former Indian wicketkeeper Kiran More and Mumbai Indians’ wicketkeeping consultant, Kiran More, has recovered from Covid-19 and is fit to join the bubble, the franchise announced on Wednesday (April 21). More, who had contracted Covid-19 before the start of the 14th season
The IPL received its biggest jolt on Wednesday when former Indian wicketkeeper, Mumbai Indians talent scout’ and wicketkeeping consultant, Kiran More, tested positive for coronavirus. This is the last thing that the BCCI and the IPL Governing Council would have hoped for
In a latest development, former Indian stumper and the scout and wicketkeeping consultant of defending champions Mumbai Indians, Kiran More, has tested positive for Covid. More is asymptomatic and has been isolated, read the latest press release by the Mumbai Indians. “Mr.
Former India stumper Kiran More said that Rishabh Pant will break all records set by MS Dhoni, after seeing his wonderful glovework in the India-England Test series. The Delhi-lad quashed all the doubts about his wicketkeeping abilities in the recently concluded four-match
Former India wicket-keeper, Kiran More feels that Ravichandran Ashwin can be spoken as highly as the likes of Kapil Dev and Ravi Shastri when it comes to all-rounders. More’s comments come as a consequence of Ashwin’s Man of the Match all-round performance