As the IPL 2026 season reaches its fever pitch, the defending champions, Royal Challengers Bengaluru, have made a decisive move to bolster their bowling attack. With Sri Lankan slinger Nuwan Thushara ruled out due to fitness and NOC complications, RCB has officially drafted in England’s seasoned seamer Richard Gleeson to aid their quest for back-to-back titles.
The Gujarat Titans are one victory away from securing a playoff berth, but they must overcome a desperate Kolkata Knight Riders side fighting to keep their season alive at the historic Eden Gardens.
Akash Singh, the emerging left-arm pacer of Lucknow Super Giants, celebrated the dismissal of Ruturaj Gaikwad in style, taking out a piece of paper from his pocket, reminiscent of Abhishek Sharma's iconic slip celebration.
After a delayed introduction to the starting XI, Jason Holder has emerged as the linchpin of the Gujarat Titans' bowling attack, spearheading a dominant run that has the franchise eyeing a top-two finish in the IPL 2026 standings.
In a candid revelation, cricket legend Virat Kohli has addressed the swirling controversy and social media backlash surrounding his dismissal by young paceman Prince Yadav. Despite fan accusations of 'scripting his own downfall' after admitting to guiding Yadav, Kohli passionately defends his commitment to fostering emerging talent in Indian cricket, all while maintaining an exceptional run in the IPL 2026 Orange Cap race.
As Kolkata Knight Riders prepare for a high-stakes encounter against Gujarat Titans at Eden Gardens, the fitness status of mystery spinner Varun Chakravarthy remains the central talking point for the franchise.
A year after his sudden departure from the longest format of the game, Virat Kohli has finally shed light on the motivations behind his decision to retire from Test cricket, hinting at shifting dynamics within the Indian cricket setup.
The 2026 IPL season has officially entered the history books, with broadcaster JioStar reporting a staggering 1.1 billion combined reach across television and digital platforms. As the tournament heads toward a thrilling playoff finish, this surge in viewership reflects the unprecedented level of engagement from cricket fans nationwide.
The Indian Premier League has always been a breeding ground for future stars, and 2026 is no different with the likes of Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and Abhishek Sharma turning heads. Yet, when asked to identify the most remarkable performer of the tournament, Virat Kohli looked beyond the youthful exuberance to highlight a seasoned master of the craft. In a season defined by high-scoring thrillers and tactical evolutions, Kohli’s choice of Bhuvneshwar Kumar as the 'craziest' performer underscores the enduring value of skill, consistency, and veteran presence in the world's toughest T20 league.
After a sensational performance in IPL 2026, Bhuvneshwar Kumar has reignited discussions regarding his potential return to international cricket. Despite the veteran pacer's focus on his current campaign with Royal Challengers Bengaluru, his tactical brilliance has earned high praise and a spot in an expert-selected alternate Indian squad.
