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Arshdeep Singh has taken just three wickets from nine IPL games so far, but the Punjab Kings pacer's performance in the death overs has been phenomenal, forcing many cricket pundits to call for his inclusion in India's T20 World Cup squad. The left-arm pacer, however, is far from satisfied with his performance.
Mumbai Indians are the most successful franchise in the history of the Indian Premier League (IPL) after having won the tournament five times. However, this season, nothing has gone right for the Rohit Sharma-led side and they are yet to register a win this season. Mumbai Indians have become the first team to lose their first eight games in a season and the side will desperately look to turn their fortunes around against Rajasthan Royals on Saturday.
India skipper Rohit Sharma is celebrating his 35th birthday on Saturday and wishes are pouring in for the 'Hitman' on social media. Rohit is regarded as one of the modern-day greats and has the highest individual score in ODIs. Rohit also has three double centuries to his name in the 50-over format. The batter is now leading the country in all three formats of the game and is also the most successful captain in the history of the Indian Premier League (IPL), having won the title with Mumbai Indians five times.
Shubman Gill on Friday night broke the internet with one tweet that quickly went viral. In his tweet, the Indian cricketer reached out to billionaire and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, requesting him to purchase food ordering and delivery platform 'Swiggy'. "Elon musk, please buy swiggy so they can deliver on time," wrote Shubman Gill. The official support handle of the platform -- Swiggy Cares -- sent out two replies to the cricketer on his tweet, first asking him to share the details of his order via a direct message (DM).
Mumbai Indians (MI) have endured one of the most horrific seasons ever in the history of the Indian Premier League (IPL), succumbing to eight successive losses in as many games. Skipper Rohit Sharma seems to have run out of options with back-to-back defeats despite being favorites to win in certain games. Changes in the final XI haven't influenced the results of the game and now, he could look at giving first chances to players like Arjun Tendulkar.
Indian cricket’s long-standing sagas, as old as perhaps the beginning of the rise of India’s financial power in the game globally, is coming to a happy end. The Zee Group (Zee Entertainment Enterprises) – Zee Telefilms until 2013 when it demerged into three separate entities – is pulling out of all pending and dormant legal cases against the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) with immediate effect. Friendships turn sour, enemies turn friends, but life goes on.
International betting monitoring agencies have red-flagged 12 matches in the Goa Pro League for anomalous betting, including one game that was played on Tuesday. Since December when the first red flag was raised, agencies have been busy tracking suspicious betting patterns with 12 of the 68 games red-flagged and two others classified as Amber II.
With six wins in eight games so far, Rajasthan Royals (RR) have totally lived up to the hype surrounding the strength of their squad this season. Jos Buttler has been in tremendous form and continues to give RR the starts that put them in an advantageous position in every game. In the bowling department, Yuzvendra Chahal has been quite exceptional and has taken wickets in clusters whenever the team has looked towards him to break partnerships. However, despite winning their last three games, RR could bring in Rassie van der Dussen in place of Daryl Mitchell to bolster their batting depth.