Author: Divyansh Mishra

An engineer who fell in love with Cricket since childhood. Writing, analysing and learning about this beautiful sport every day.

Rahul Chahar

Rahul Chahar to play for Surrey in their final match against Hampshire at the Utilita Bowl this week. Surrey are 14 points behind Nottinghamshire and need to win and for Nottinghamshire to get less than 11 points in their last match against Warwickshire at Trent Bridge. Chahar, 26, signed up for the last part of the County Championship season at the beginning of September. He’s joining the team this week to play against Hampshire. He wasn’t needed for the two home games at the Kia Oval against Warwickshire and Nottinghamshire. Chahar is a leg-spinner who has played for Rajasthan in…

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Shoaib Akhtar Slams Mike Hesson

Shoaib Akhtar, the old Pakistan fast bowler, didn’t hold back when talking about Pakistan’s struggles in the Asia Cup. He went after head coach Mike Hesson big time. This came after Pakistan’s six-wicket loss to India in their Super Four match in Dubai on Sunday. Pakistan batted first and scored 171/5 in 20 overs. Sahibzada Farhan scored 58 off 45. India chased it down with 7 balls to spare, thanks to a 105-run partnership between Abhishek Sharma (74) and Shubman Gill (47). After the match, Akhtar didn’t mince words about Hesson’s strategy and even asked why captain Salman Ali Agha…

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Fakhar Zaman

The Asia Cup 2025 is getting messy and what should be a great time for cricket fans is turning into a circus, mostly because of Pakistan cricket. Just when we thought the handshake thing with the Indian team was the end of it, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is now taking another issue to the ICC. Apparently the PCB isn’t happy with the catch that got Fakhar Zaman out, claiming it was controversial. They’ve gone to the ICC about it. But what’s the issue this time? Well, Fakhar Zaman was doing pretty well against India in the Asia Cup Super…

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Zubeen Garg

BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia condoled the demise of Zubeen Garg who passed away in Singapore on September 19. He said the BCCI and Assam Cricket Association are planning a 40-minute tribute to the singer during the opening ceremony of the Women’s World Cup. The World Cup starts in Guwahati on September 30 with India vs Sri Lanka. This is the first time Guwahati is hosting the ICC Women’s World Cup, starting on September 30 with India vs Sri Lanka. ICC and BCCI are organizing the opening ceremony. With the recent loss of Assam’s musical icon, Zubeen Garg, Assam Cricket Association,…

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Quinton De Kock

The South African selectors have announced the squads for the full tour of Pakistan and a T20 game against Namibia. The Proteas start their ICC World Test Championship defence with two Tests against Pakistan from October 12-24 in Lahore and Rawalpindi. Aiden Markram will captain the Test team as Temba Bavuma is still recovering from a calf injury he picked up during the England tour. Simon Harmer is back in the national side for the first time since March 2023. He’ll be joined by Senuran Muthusamy and Prenelan Subrayan. Keshav Maharaj will only play the second Test as he recovers…

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Robin Uthappa

Sources say Robin Uthappa, the former Indian cricketer, was at the Enforcement Directorate (ED) office today. He was questioned about a money laundering case related to a betting app on the internet. Uthappa, 39, reached the office at 11 am. ED people questioned him and recorded his statement as per the PMLA rules. The case is related to the 1xBet website. In the last few weeks, ED has also questioned other former cricketers like Suresh Raina and Shikhar Dhawan. Mimi Chakraborty, former MP and actress, and Ankush Hazra, Bengali actor, were also questioned. Read Also:- Top Controversial Celebrations in Cricket…

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Salman Agha Drops a Massive Statement on Fakhar Zaman’s Dismissal

After the intense Asia Cup Super Four match against India, Pakistan’s captain Salman Agha spoke about the controversial dismissal of their opener Fakhar Zaman. Salman said Sanju Samson’s catch might have been a ground ball. Fakhar was sent up the order to start the innings and he got Pakistan off to a flying start with three boundaries in his first eight balls and was looking good for a big score at 15. But then Hardik Pandya bowled a slower one and Fakhar edged it and Samson reached out to grab the catch. The umpires on the field sent the call…

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Top Controversial Celebrations in Cricket History

Cricket is a game of passion, but sometimes that passion leads to actions that aren’t in the spirit of the game. From gun salutes to middle fingers, some big players have got in trouble for their celebrations. Sahibzada Farhan’s gunfire gesture in the Asia Cup 2025 brings this issue up again. Here are some of the most talked about on-field celebrations and the punishments that followed: 1. Sahibzada Farhan – Gun Salute vs India (Asia Cup 2025) What happened: After hitting a six against India in Dubai, Farhan turned to the stands and pretended to fire a gun with his…

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Records Set to Be Broken in the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup

The Women’s World Cup is back in India and Sri Lanka and everyone’s wondering if we’ll see some records broken. The ICC says some of the best batsmen and bowlers are ready to make their mark. One record that’s been around for a while is Debbie Hockley’s 1501 runs. She set that in 2000 and no one’s been able to beat it since. Not even Mithali Raj of India with 1321 runs. But this year Suzie Bates of New Zealand might just have a chance. She’s 322 runs away and will play at least 7 games. Harmanpreet Kaur of India…

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Most Runs in ICC Women's World Cup History

In the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, some batswomen really stand out for their consistency. These players aren’t just team members, they’re game-changers that other teams fear to face. The top Run-scorers in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup: 1. Suzie Bates (New Zealand Women) Suzie Bates of the White Ferns has had a great run in the tournament. In 26 innings she has scored 1179 runs, averaging 56.14. Four centuries and five half-centuries. In 2009 she scored her highest 168 against Pakistan Women. She’s that strong and reliable. 2. Charlotte Edwards (England Women) Charlotte Edwards has made a big…

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