Kerala’s star batsman Sanju Samson is currently having treatment for his knee due to an injury he sustained during a Vijay Hazare Trophy fixture. Sanju Samson, who returned to his home in Thiruvananthapuram after his team’s victory over Bihar in Elite Group
Rajasthan Royals (RR) will aim to produce a far better performance in IPL 2021 than the last season. Rajasthan Royals had a very bad season last year as they finished at the last 8th position in the points table. The franchisee dropped
The IPL 2021 auction in Chennai two weeks before witnessed a lot of surprising picks and teams breaking the bank for overseas players to build stronger squads. Chris Morris turned out to be the most expensive player in the history of IPL
Rajasthan Royals (RR) cracked some big deals during IPL 2021 auction. After shelling Rs. 16.25 crore for Chris Morris, RR made him the biggest-ever buy of IPL auctions. RR also bought Indian all-rounder Shivam Dube for Rs. 4.4 crore. Chetan Sakariya at
Rajasthan Royals COO Jake Lush McCrum explained the reason behind going all out for the South African all-rounder Chris Morris who became the most expensive player in IPL history. Chris Morris bagged a whopping 16.25 crores and a lot of experts went
Vijay Hazare Trophy is the most crucial ODI domestic tournament in India. Vijay Hazare Trophy was introduced in 2002 as a limited-overs domestic tournament. Earlier, the teams participating in the tournament were divided into five zones namely- Central zone, East zone, North
Former India opener, Aakash Chopra is concerned about Manish Pandey’s future with the Indian national team after the right-hander was excluded from the T20I squad for the upcoming five-match series against England in Ahmedabad. Manish Pandey has been amongst the fringe players
Jharkhand cricketer Ishan Kishan posted a photo of himself after clearing the new 2-km run in a BCCI conducted fitness test at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru. This came despite reports surfacing online that Kishan, along with a few more
6 Cricketers Fail BCCI’s New 2-Km Run Fitness Test Ahead Of The Limited-Overs Series Against England
Six Indian cricketers including the likes of Sanju Samson have failed to clear a new ‘2-km run’ fitness test introduced by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). This test was organized by the board at the National Cricket Academy
Sanju Samson found himself on the wrong end of the stick after the Kerala State Cricket Association decided to remove him from captaincy and appoint Sachin Baby back as the captain of the team for the upcoming Vijay Hazare Trophy and this