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Delhi Captain Dodges 'Virat Kohli Bullet' In Press Conference Ahead Of Railways Ranji Trophy Match

Delhi Captain Ayush Badoni had to face some tough questions in the press conference ahead of the Ranji Trophy match against Railways, starting Thursday. Badoni, who has been tasked with the responsibility of leading Virat Kohli, a giant name in Indian cricket, in the match was asked if he is feeling nervous ahead of the prospect of captaining Kohli, telling him what to do and where to field. However, Badoni dodged the questions like an ace.

Ricky Ponting Settles Steve Smith vs Virat Kohli Debate, Names "Best Player Of His Generation"

For former Australia captain Ricky Ponting, it is hard to argue against Steve Smith deserving to be considered the finest player of his generation on numbers alone. On the opening day of the first Test between Australia and Sri Lanka, Smith soared to new heights in Test format with a flick of mid-on from spinner Prabath Jayasuriya minutes before lunch. He broke off in a sprint to complete a single and 10,000 Test runs, joining the exclusive ranks featuring Australian elites Ponting, Allan Border and Steve Waugh to complete the feat.

Hardik Pandya "Not Looking At It In Negative Way": India Great's Big Update On All-Rounder's Role

India all-rounder Hardik Pandya has had a curious journey of late. In and out of the national team over his injury issues, Hardik 'the all-rounder' has become a more reliable player for the team ever since he took up his role as a bowler more seriously. Especially in the T20 format, Hardik has been bowling a lot more consistently of late, hence becoming indispensable to the team's balance. Indian pace great Zaheer Khan, highlighting Hardik's importance as a seamer, feels that the all-rounder himself has also understood how important his role as a bowler is.

Bosch leads MI Cape Town charge to SA20 playoffs in massive win over Sunrisers

Corbin Bosch's brilliant spell with the ball led MI Cape Town to the SA20 playoffs as they secured a commanding bonus-point win against the Sunrisers Eastern Cape at Newlands on Wednesday.

Gongadi Trisha Follows Mithali Raj's Footsteps, Paces Innings Like Her 'Idol'

Teen sensation Gongadi Trisha, who became the first player to score a hundred in the ongoing Women's T20 U19 World Cup, has credited her 'idol' and the legendary Mithali Raj for influencing her game, particularly in how she would pace her innings. On Tuesday, the Indian opener struck an unbeaten 110 from just 53 balls that powered India to a commanding 150-run victory over Scotland. India posted a huge 208/1 before bowling Scotland out for just 58 in their Super Six encounter.

Watch: Pakistan Wicketkeeper Azam Khan Produces Hilarious Run-Out Miss, Video Goes Viral

Pakistan's star wicket-keeper batter Azam Khan was involved in a hilarious incident during during the 18th match of the ILT20 2025 between the Sharjah Warriors and Desert Vipers on January 25, 2025. The action happened when Azam, representing the Vipers, was behind the stumps in the role of the wicketkeeper. During the 18th over of the Sharjah Warriors' innings, a slight miscommunication in running took place between Ashton Agar and Luke Wells. As a result, both the batters ended up getting at the non-striker's end.

"I Don't Let Cricket Dictate My Life": Usman Khawaja After 16th Test Century In Galle

Australian opener Usman Khawaja silenced his critics in emphatic fashion, registering a superb century on a turning track in Galle during the first Test against Sri Lanka on Wednesday. His 16th Test hundred, achieved in the second session of the day, ended a 19-month-long drought for a triple-figure score and reinforced his place in Australia's red-ball setup. Khawaja, known for his composed batting and mental resilience, opened up about how he navigates rough patches in his career. Speaking after the day's play, he emphasised the importance of faith, family, and striking a balance beyond cricket.

Virat Kohli Declines Team Manager's Offer During Ranji Trophy Camp, Wins Hearts For His Simplicity

Virat Kohli returned to domestic red-ball cricket after a gap of 12 years, practicing with the Delhi state players ahead of their Ranji Trophy match against Railways, starting January 30. On the second consecutive day of his practice at the Arun Jaitley stadium, Virat gave the perfect example of his grounded nature, as he refused help to carry his kit in and out, doing everything on his own, just like before. Though Kohli last played for Delhi in 2012, against Uttar Pradesh, those who have known him over this period, say not a lot has changed.

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Delhi Captain Dodges 'Virat Kohli Bullet' In Press Conference Ahead Of Railways Ranji Trophy Match

Ricky Ponting Settles Steve Smith vs Virat Kohli Debate, Names "Best Player Of His Generation"

Hardik Pandya "Not Looking At It In Negative Way": India Great's Big Update On All-Rounder's Role

Bosch leads MI Cape Town charge to SA20 playoffs in massive win over Sunrisers

Gongadi Trisha Follows Mithali Raj's Footsteps, Paces Innings Like Her 'Idol'

Watch: Pakistan Wicketkeeper Azam Khan Produces Hilarious Run-Out Miss, Video Goes Viral

"I Don't Let Cricket Dictate My Life": Usman Khawaja After 16th Test Century In Galle

Virat Kohli Declines Team Manager's Offer During Ranji Trophy Camp, Wins Hearts For His Simplicity