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April 14, 2025

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Following a potentially fatal mishap, Rishabh Pant recalls Ashish Nehra’s admonition to “keep yourself happy.”

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‘The captain’s like a rock’ – Nick Knight praises Shreyas Iyer after PBKS’ strong start to IPL 2025

April 2, 2025

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WPL 2025: UP Warriorz Women vs Delhi Capitals Women, Match 8- Who Said What?

In the ongoing Match 8 of the Women's Premier League (WPL 2025), UP Warriorz's (UP-W) batting showed some promise but...

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Champions Trophy: Who has won POTM awards in previous India-Pakistan matches?

The sixth Champions Trophy match between India and Pakistan is scheduled for February 23. This match, which the fans have...

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Champions Trophy 2025: PCB seeks clarification from ICC on Indian national anthem fiasco in Lahore

After the Indian national song was briefly played prior to Saturday, February 22,'s Australia vs. England match at the Gaddafi...

The Women's Premier League (WPL) 2025 match between Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and Mumbai Indians (MI) on Friday, February 21, had an unusual atmosphere at Bengaluru's Chinnaswamy Stadium. Never in the WPL's history had such a large crowd gathered to support their team during a match. Thousands of fervent cricket fans transformed the stadium into a swarm of activity and enthusiasm, creating an atmosphere of unmatched energy. The pressure became so great that MI captain Harmanpreet Kaur had to cover her ears to block out the roaring applause and encouragement from the RCB fans. A roar of enthusiasm greeted each wicket, boundary, and unbelievable occasion, making the evening one that the women's cricket community will never forget. After winning the toss, RCB captain Smriti Mandhana chose to bat first and got off to a respectable start with a solid 26 from 13 balls. Ellyse Perry, however, was the woman who stole the show. With an incredible 81 runs off 43 deliveries, she was the innings' mainstay. With 11 fours and two enormous sixes in her innings, which was full of traditional stroke play, RCB managed to score a respectable 167 runs off 7 wickets in 20 overs. The Chinnaswamy crowd continued their abiding love and support as MI came in to chase in the second innings. The stadium blew out with every wicket taken, every dot ball delivered by RCB’s bowlers, creating an experience beyond imagination with the home advantage. Nevertheless, MI batters held up their nerve, and regardless of the adverse crowd, chased down the target, losing 6 wickets. Despite RCB falling out a little less, the match will forever be cherished for the humongous crowd support, the passionate aura, and the growing popularity of women’s cricket. The view experienced at Chinnaswamy, Bengaluru tested the essence of women’s cricket and is all set to soar high. This wasn't just a normal cricket game, it was a testament to women's sports.

Cricket

Watch: Harmanpreet Kaur reacts to roaring fans in Chinnaswamy, covers ears in RCB vs MI WPL 2025 clash

The Women's Premier League (WPL) 2025 match between Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and Mumbai Indians (MI) on Friday, February 21,...

Champions Trophy

‘This is not T20, this not a little party’- David Lloyd feels one-day format will be a challenge for Arshdeep Singh

There is still much disagreement over the Indian team for the forthcoming ICC tournament, even though the Champions Trophy is...

Champions Trophy

Former UAE coach Robin Singh expects spin-friendly pitches for Indian team in Dubai in Champions Trophy 2025

However, former India cricketer Robin Singh, who previously served as the UAE's national coach, has supported the pitch's slowness during...

Champions Trophy

Bowl from around the wicket, he’ll get stumped – Ashwin recalls Dhoni’s genius in 2013 CT final

Recently, former Indian spinner Ravichandran Ashwin recalled how extremely prudent MS Dhoni was against England in the 2013 Champions Trophy...

Cricket

‘This is the number one for me’- Asalanka delighted after match-winning ton vs Australia

Sri Lanka defeated Australia by 49 runs in the first ODI of the two-match series. Australia was swept out for 165...

Australia

Watch: Steve Smith’s one-handed stunner leaves Sri Lanka in tatters

February 15, 2025

During the first ODI versus Sri Lanka at the R. Premadasa Stadium, Australian captain Steve Smith once again showed off...

Australia

Matthew Kuhnemann reported for suspect bowling action