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Cricket, a sport known for its passion and intensity, often witnesses moments that showcase the raw emotions of its players. Recently, West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite found himself in the spotlight for a rather unfortunate incident during a T10 league match.
In the world of cricket, few names embody the flair and tenacity of Shikhar Dhawan. Affectionately known as “Gabbar,” Dhawan’s journey from the dusty grounds of Delhi to the international stage is a testament to his perseverance, skill, and unwavering passion for the game. Over a career spanning more than a decade, Dhawan’s impact extended beyond the runs he amassed; his playstyle combined elegance with aggression, leaving fans consistently in awe.
From his debut century that announced his arrival to his steady performances under pressure in major tournaments, Dhawan’s career is marked by a series of unforgettable innings. Each one reflects his resilience and charisma. As we explore his five most iconic innings, we celebrate not only his cricketing excellence but also the moments that solidified his place in the hearts of cricket fans around the world.
Athanaze and Hope smashed 75 runs in the powerplay, overshadowing Stubbs’ resilient 76.
In the match, West Indies scored 176 for 3 (Pooran 65*, Hope 51, Athanaze 40, Baartman 2-30) to defeat South Africa, who made 174 for 7 (Stubbs 76, Kruger 44, Forde 3-27, Shamar 2-40), by seven wickets.
With this win, West Indies achieved the highest successful T20 chase at the Brian Lara Academy in Tarouba, taking a 1-0 lead in the three-match series against South Africa.
The Hubli Tigers made a stunning return to their winning form with an extraordinary victory over the Bengaluru Blasters in an unprecedented match that will be remembered for years to come. The game reached unprecedented heights of excitement and tension, stretching into not one, not two, but a thrilling triple super over. This rare and exhilarating conclusion showcased the intense competitiveness and resilience of both teams. With every ball and every run scrutinized under the pressure of the super overs, the Tigers emerged victorious in a nail-biting finish, solidifying their position and adding a remarkable chapter to their season’s journey.
On Saturday, Shikhar Dhawan announced his retirement from both international and domestic cricket. A veteran of 167 ODIs, 34 Tests, and 68 T20Is, Dhawan exits the sport as one of India’s most formidable white-ball openers.
India A faced a morning collapse but mounted a comeback as offspinner Minnu Mani continued to impress. Australia A scored 212 and 164 for 7 (Darke 54*, de Broughe 58, Mani 5-47) and lead India A, who made 184 (Peterson 5-16), by 192 runs.
On the second day of the match between Australia A and India A on the Gold Coast, the ball dominated play. Minnu Mani took her match tally to 10 wickets after Kate Peterson’s five-wicket haul had given the hosts a slender first-innings lead. Maddy Darke’s unbeaten 54, however, ensured that Australia A set a challenging target.
Rahul Dravid reflected on Travis Head’s counter-attacking innings in the ICC Cricket World Cup final last year, which dashed India’s hopes of winning the trophy at home. At the CEAT Cricket Awards, Dravid noted that Indian bowlers beat Head’s bat about 15 times without hitting the ball. He emphasized that while cricket is mainly a skill-based game, luck also plays a crucial role.
Ready or not, South Africans, another T20I is here. The West Indians might also feel it’s too soon to return to the format, considering it’s been less than two months since their disappointing T20 World Cup exits.
Ready or not, South Africans, another T20I is here. The West Indians might also feel it’s too soon to return to the format, considering it’s been less than two months since their disappointing T20 World Cup exits.
Mohammed Shami is currently recovering from an ankle injury he sustained during the 2023 ODI World Cup. One of India’s top fast bowlers, Shami last played in the tournament, where he was crucial to India’s run to the final. Despite the team’s disappointing loss in the final, Shami’s World Cup ended on a sour note as he injured his ankle, leading to surgery in February.
Since then, the 33-year-old pacer has been on a lengthy and careful recovery process, with the Indian team management focused on ensuring his fitness for upcoming challenges
