The Indian Premier League (IPL) is a massive platform where young talents get the much-needed platform to express themselves freely and prove what they are capable of. Since its inception 12 years ago, the IPL has nurtured some of the raw talents
The most significant feature of IPL is that it does not count the number of Indian players who have played international cricket and give as much weightage to domestic cricket. Since its inception, many of the unknown names have given defining performances
Age is just a number and 39-year old MS Dhoni has proved it once again. Just around a week ago, the Chennai Super Kings skipper was struggling while running between the wickets but on Wednesday, he showed it that the incident was
Indian young pace bowler Shivam Mavi delivered a magnificent spell of bowling for the Kolkata Knight Riders against Rajasthan Royals as the former registered their second win of IPL 2020. Shivam Mavi, who played the third match of this year’s tournament, was
It was the day of young Indian fast bowling talents- Shivam Mavi and Kamlesh Nagarkoti– as the duo flexed their muscles to the hilt to knock over the Rajasthan Royals top-order and set the ball rolling for a dominant 37-run win for
The Indian Premier League has proved to be the breeding ground for youngsters to showcase their precocious skills against the best in the world and Kolkata Knight Riders bowling coach and former New Zealand cricketer, Kyle Mills, feels that young fast bowlers
Kamlesh Nagarkoti, the prodigiously talented fast bowler from Uttar Pradesh, was hailed as the next big thing in Indian cricket thanks to his rapid pace and accuracy and his exploits in the Prithvi Shaw-led ‘Boys in Blue’ triumphant 2018 U-19 World Cup
Team India has emerged as a globally dominant force in the last 15-20 years. Although a lot of its credit goes to the captains leading the team, team India has surely improvised its standards in world cricket. Today, they stand at par
5 Bowlers Who’re Yet to Represent India, Can Clock Speeds Over 150 Kmph; Cricket has changed leaps and bounds. Over the years, in fact, right from the start of the Indian cricket, we have witnessed the Indian team delivering great batsmen to
Age fudging has reared its ugly head once again as U19 World Cup-winner Manjot Kalra has been barred from participating in age-group cricket for two years. The decision was taken by DDCA’s ombudsman. Manjot Kalra was under the scanner even before he could