The Indian limited-overs squad for the Sri Lanka tour has been announced by BCCI yesterday and they have done a really good job in presenting opportunities to the deserving ones. The squad has been picked based on the performances in the domestic
The Indian Premier League (IPL) has played a massive role in creating a competent pool of Indian cricketers. Their recent success is greatly attributed to the IPL and its ability in getting players ready fit for future challenges. It was distinctly visible
With as many as five uncapped players receiving the nod for India’s upcoming tour of Sri Lanka and Shikhar Dhawan picked to lead the side, it was not a surprise from the BCCI. It was already on the cards as India’s several
ICC T20 World Cup 2021 is set to be played this year in October-November. India is the host of the tournament but a final decision about scheduling the tournament within the country will be taken in July on the basis of the
BCCI‘s decision to shift the remaining matches of the IPL 2021 was not a surprise. The UAE remained the frontrunner to host the remainder of IPL 2021, given it staged the 2020 edition successfully and a part of the 2014 leg. The
India might be playing two different sides for the first time in their history at the same time and this is going to be possible due to the quarantine protocols and the busy schedule. This will open up a lot of spots
For the first time in its cricket history, Team India is struggling with its spin options in white-ball cricket. While Kuldeep Yadav has faded away into oblivion, Yuzvendra Chahal is also on a consistent decline. Since the start of August 2019, Yuzvendra
Former Indian opening batsman Aakash Chopra has not been impressed by Yuzvendra Chahal’s non-consideration in Test cricket. Yuzvendra Chahal has been one of the most impactful bowlers for India in limited-overs cricket in the last few years, proving himself as a wicket-taking
The remaining part of IPL 2021 is likely to be resumed in the month of September in UAE as per the reports from BCCI yesterday and this might be a breather for the players too. It will give the players much more
On Saturday (May 29), the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced that the remainder of IPL 2021 will be played in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in September-October. The tournament was postponed earlier in May, with 31 games remaining,