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'How Can He Say Fixer?': Stump Mic Captures Sreesanth's Rant On Gautam Gambhir

The Legends League Cricket (LLC) match between India Capitals and Gujarat Giants on Wednesday witnessed a massive controversy as former India cricketers Gautam Gambhir and S Sreesanth were embroiled in an on-field spat. Sreesanth conceded 20 runs in first two overs and during his third over, he got entangled in a war of words with Gambhir. After the match, Sreesanth accused Gambhir of using 'bad words' and later revealed that the left-handed batter called him a 'fixer'. Things got heated up between the two cricketers and others had to intervene to stop the on-field altercation.

Indian Cricket At Crossroads: Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma Or Emerging Talent In T20Is?

Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma have made invaluable contributions to Indian cricket for over a decade. However, performances by youngsters in the T20 Internationals (T20Is) this year have sparked a contentious debate — should India prefer young blood over experience in the shortest format of the game? Since India's defeat in the 2022 T20 World Cup semi-final against England, the 35-year-old Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, 36, have not played T20Is. Their absence, rather than causing a void, has been filled by a crop of young talent which coincided with a series of victories for the Men in Blue.

When Gautam Gambhir Is "Asked About Virat Kohli...": Sreesanth's Sensational Claim

Two Indian cricket team World Cup winners, Gautam Gambhir and Sreesanth, had an ugly spat on the cricket field on Wednesday during a match at the Legends League Cricket (LLC), a tournament for retired stars. The video of the altercation has gone viral. Gautam Gambhir was playing for India Capitals while Sreesanth was playing for Gujarat Giants. Gambhir scored 51 off 30 balls as India Capitals won the match by 12 runs. During the match, Sreesanth stared at Gautam Gambhir after getting hit for boundaries. The former Indian cricket team opener stared back. In a separate video, Gautam Gambhir and Sreesanth could be seen coming face to face angrily.

Saudi stadia ready to host FIFA Club World Cup, says Sports Ministry

JEDDAH: The two stadia in Jeddah set to host matches at the FIFA Club World Cup are ready, an official at the Saudi Ministry of Sport said on Thursday.

PBSI Buka Kans Dejan/Glo Dikirim ke Olimpiade, Asalkan...

PP PBSI membuka peluang bagi atlet non Pelatnas untuk dikirim ke Olimpiade Paris 2024, asalkan secara peringkat lebih tinggi dibandingkan atlet-atlet Pelatnas.

"Will Play IPL Until I Can't Walk Anymore": Glenn Maxwell's Mega Statement

Star Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has vowed to play in the world's biggest cricket league, the IPL "until he can't walk anymore". The 35-year-old, who played a massive role in Australia's ODI World Cup-winning campaign in India recently, will once again don the colours of Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL next year. "The IPL will probably be the last tournament I ever play, as I will play the IPL until I can't walk anymore," Maxwell was quoted as saying by Australian Associated Press (AAP) at the Melbourne Airport on Wednesday.

"This Is A Good Indian Team But...": Jacques Kallis' Huge Warning Ahead Of South Africa Tour

Jacques Kallis, one of the last multi-skilled legends, says quality all-rounders have become a scarcity in modern-day cricket, especially in Test cricket, because of "too much cricket across formats". While Sir Garfield Sobers (8032 runs and 235 wickets) is considered 'greatest of 'em all' across generations, Kallis (25,000-plus runs and nearly 600 wickets in three formats) is inarguably one of the legendary all-rounders the modern era has seen. In the 1980s, there were four great all-rounders in Imran Khan, Richard Hadlee, Ian Botham and Kapil Dev while the new millennium saw emergence of Kallis and Andrew Flintoff. But with advent of T20 cricket and mushrooming leagues across the globe with new rules have actually discouraged development of multi-skilled cricketers.

"Arshdeep Singh Not Doing That Well": Ex India Star Raises Death Bowling Concern

India emerged 4-1 triumphant against Australia in a 5-match T20I series despite playing a young unit under the leadership of Suryakumar Yadav. Though the scoreline suggests utter dominance by the Indian team, there were quite a few flaws in the team that the management would look to iron out before next year's T20 World Cup. Former India cricketer Aakash Chopra raised one of the biggest concerns as he questioned the team's death bowling skills, especially in the absence of Jasprit Bumrah.

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'How Can He Say Fixer?': Stump Mic Captures Sreesanth's Rant On Gautam Gambhir

Indian Cricket At Crossroads: Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma Or Emerging Talent In T20Is?

When Gautam Gambhir Is "Asked About Virat Kohli...": Sreesanth's Sensational Claim

Saudi stadia ready to host FIFA Club World Cup, says Sports Ministry

PBSI Buka Kans Dejan/Glo Dikirim ke Olimpiade, Asalkan...

"Will Play IPL Until I Can't Walk Anymore": Glenn Maxwell's Mega Statement

"This Is A Good Indian Team But...": Jacques Kallis' Huge Warning Ahead Of South Africa Tour

"Arshdeep Singh Not Doing That Well": Ex India Star Raises Death Bowling Concern