The IPL 2026 clash between Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Kolkata Knight Riders produced a moment of pure magic when veteran fielder Manish Pandey plucked a ball out of thin air, leaving none other than Virat Kohli in a state of utter disbelief. Beyond the high-octane run chase, it was this display of sportsmanship and elite athleticism that stole the headlines in Raipur.
England's cricket fortunes are poised for a significant shift as the team emerges from its post-Ashes introspection with a new national selector, former Australian batter Marcus North, and a dramatically reshaped Test squad. This bold move signals a fresh approach, introducing uncapped talents and recalling experienced campaigners as England prepares to host New Zealand.
Batters can't even see the ball, says Imrul Kayes, as Nahid Rana's searing pace redefines Bangladesh's fast bowling identity and sends shockwaves through world cricket.
Zakir Hasan Replaces Shadman Islam for Sylhet Test Against Pakistan A chest injury has ruled Bangladesh opener Shadman Islam out of the second Test against Pakistan beginning on Saturday in…
Virat Kohli etched his name in IPL history on May 14, playing his 279th match and surpassing MS Dhone and Rohit Sharma to become the tournament’s most‑capped player, while also becoming the first Indian batter to cross 14,000 T20 runs.
In a moment of pure relief and humor during the IPL 2026 clash, Virat Kohli celebrated a single against KKR with the intensity of a century, sending social media into a frenzy after he finally broke his recent streak of ducks.
Kolkata Knight Riders have been dealt a significant blow in their high-stakes IPL 2026 clash against RCB, with ace spinner Varun Chakaravarthy ruled out due to a recurring injury. Captain Ajinkya Rahane confirmed the setback, introducing Saurabh Dubey as the replacement in a crucial match held at Raipur.
As rain clouds gather over Raipur ahead of the high-stakes clash between Kolkata Knight Riders and Royal Challengers Bengaluru, the playoff picture for IPL 2026 hangs in the balance. We examine how a potential washout could shift the qualification math for both sides.
Former Pakistan cricket captain Shahid Afridi has been honored with the Hilal-e-Imtiaz for his services to the sport, yet the award's name has sparked unexpected conversation across social media platforms.
While the journey from Full Member nations to Associate teams is a well-trodden path, the reverse transition is a rare testament to exceptional talent. We explore the stories of five cricketers who successfully made the leap to the highest level of the game.
