Cricket

At the end of Day 2, Rajat Patidar managed to score a quick 140 as India A trail by 338 runs on stumps for the unofficial Test.

There were several talking points throughout the runtime of the game, with one particular instance eliciting a reaction from Afghanistan coach Trott.

"Can I touch your feet?’ said Kulkarni, who idolises Kallis. On Monday, he got to meet his hero,” read the post shared by Pretoria Capitals on X, formerly Twitter.

Virat Kohli and Sanju Samson both were out for a first-ball duck with Fareed Ahmad getting rid of them inside the first five overs.

Let us take a trip down memory lane and revisit the stories and the people behind the Men in Blue’s iconic wins in the tournament.

After securing the series, Team India might try out its benchstrength against a Rashid Khan-less Afghanistan at the Chinnaswamy Stadium on Wednesday evening.

Glenn Maxwell chatted with a cab driver who admitted being a cricket fan but was unable to recognise Maxwell despite praising the Aussie allrounder.

Karnataka were 50/0 in the chase of 110 but Desai bagged a 7-wicket haul to help Gujarat register a 7-run win in Ahmedabad.

The video of the incident went viral on social media where it can be seen that Iftikhar didn't like the fan's behaviour towards him.

The incident happened in the 18th over of the Afghanistan innings when Virat Kohli was fielding near the boundary line.

It was the first defeat of the season for Saurashtra who had got three points against Jharkhand in their opening game of the season.

Railways' Himanshu Sangwan recorded a four-wicket haul to leave Punjab on the verge of a follow-on.

Sachin Tendulkar's one of the best all-round performances came on this day in 1998, when India squared off against Pakistan in the first final of the Silver Jubilee Independence Cup at Dhaka.

With various concerns being raised about Test matches ending quickly, English vice-captain, Ollie Pope believes that his side have to be well-equipped to tackle the turning conditions.

Steven Smith shared his thoughts on his potential new role as opener for Australia's Test side replacing the great David Warner who retired after the series against Pakistan.

MS Dhoni's former business partners are accused of extorting huge amount of money by opening sports academies in his name at several places across the country despite the contract being cancelled.