- Back to basics: How Shubman Gill Is Charting Comeback Plan Amid T20 World Cup Snub
- ‘Two-day matches not good for Test cricket’: Monty Panesar opines on MCG pitch in Ashes
- Rishabh Pant on ODI slippery slope, but why?
- Indian Hockey 2025 review
- From Kolkata to Melbourne: When Under-Prepared Pitches Start Dictating the Script
- Josh Tongue – The ups and downs and unique characteristics of a smiling assassin
- India vs Sri Lanka, 4th T20I Preview: Bench Strength on Test as Series Already Sealed
- The MCG farce can’t be good for Test cricket
Author: Gargi Raut
Former Australian captain has weighed in on Rohit Sharma’s retirement from test cricket, sharing his thoughts on the leadership void it leaves in the Indian dressing room. While Sharma dropped himself from the squad in the final Test match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy at Sydney. Clarke believes that India will sorely miss the technical edge and experience that Rohit brought to the team, especially in their upcoming five-match Test series against England. “He is a player that any team would miss.” stated Clarke The news of Rohit Sharma’s retirement came as a surprise to many, especially, given the…
India’s tour of England, featuring five high-stake Test matches is right around the corner and so is the much anticipated squad announcement. As reported by RevSportz earlier, the main Test squad for England is likely to be announced on the 20th of May. Just days before, reports started swirling that Virat Kohli had expressed his intent to make himself unavailable for selection for the Test series. In light of Rohit Sharma announcing his retirement from the longest format of the game on the 7th of May, the reports of Kohli wanting to withdraw from the series caused unrest among fans.…
As of May 10 After a few days of intense cross-border tensions between India and Pakistan, owing to which the IPL had been suspended for a week. Sources have confirmed that there is a meeting likely to be held on Monday where all stakeholders are expected to be told about the exact date of resumption. The tournament is likely to be resume on the 17-18th of May. Informally, preparations are already underway and foreign players who left for home are already being contacted to get them back for the final phase of the competition. With India and Pakistan agreeing on…
India’s tour of England, consisting of five high-stakes Test matches spread across June, July and August, is right around the corner. But before the marquee series kicks off, there’s a vital curtain-raiser: a two-match four-day contest between India A and the England Lions. While fans debate over who will make the cut, close sources have revealed that the India A squad is likely to be announced in the next couple of days. The senior Test squad, meanwhile, is likely to be named around May 19th or 20th. With Rohit Sharma having formally announced his retirement from Test cricket and…
Olympics medal is the ultimate goal: Exclusive with India’s star badminton duo, Satwik and Chirag
India’s star badminton duo of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty have had their fair share of ups and downs in the recent past. From a Paris Olympics heartbreak to being awarded the Khel Ratna to battling with injuries and now eyeing a comeback. Amidst the uncertainties and daily struggles, the two have supported each other, stating that the ‘fire is still alive’. In an exclusive chat with RevSportz, India’s most loved, Sat-Chi have opened up on their journey ahead, what kept them going in the hard times and the path to getting back to court. When you look back at…
Sources monitoring developments closely have confirmed that Jasprit Bumrah will not be leading the side during the upcoming Test series in England, the selectors are now looking towards other options for the captaincy role with Shubman Gill leading the pack, which also includes Rishabh Pant and KL Rahul. Despite Bumrah’s leadership potential and his willingness to take up the role, what goes against him is his injury. The selectors may have gone with Bumrah had he been sure to play at least four Test matches in the five match series. In such a scenario he was sure to have been…
Exclusive: We’ve Always Backed Each Other, Now We’re Ready to Come Back Stronger: Treesa and Gayatri
India’s women’s doubles duo, Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand, are on the rise. Over the past two years, they’ve broken into the Top 10 and reached a career-high of World No. 9. Following the All England, where they exited in the quarterfinals after a dominant run, the pair has struggled with injuries. While Treesa sustained a shoulder injury, Gayatri had to deal with a back injury. The duo were out of competition for a few months, with Gayatri even stating that she hasn’t practiced in the past 4-5 weeks. Fortunately, for Indian badminton fans, the duo are all set to…
Exclusive: Coach Harendra Singh Maps the Road Ahead for Indian Women’s Hockey to 2026 World Cup
The Indian women’s hockey team under a new head coach is going through a period of transformation. After failing to qualify for the 2024 Paris Olympics, Harendra Singh took over the team. At the Revsportz Trailblazers Conclave, Singh stated that he was excited to take over the team, especially after their Olympic qualification heartbreak, because it meant he could build the team from scratch. Yesterday, India concluded a three-match series against Australia, while the team lost 1-2 against the giants of hockey. There were multiple positive takeaways from the tour. In an exclusive conversation with RevSportz, Coach Harendra Singh…
In light of the recent terror attack in Pahalgam, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has issued an advisory to media channels against inviting ‘Anti-India Commentators’ to Indian platforms. The Ministry has raised concerns over Pakistani commentators. The advisory urged editors and broadcasters to ‘refrain from featuring individuals who undermine India’s sovereignty, integrity, or national security’. Along with the advisory, news broadcasters and digital platforms have been asked to share the advisory internally in order to tighten information security and maintain national unity in the face of hostile misinformation. The advisory read: “In view of the recent attack on tourists…
Why Kagiso Rabada could feature in the next game and play for South Africa in the WTC Final
Kagiso Rabada has returned to India and is back with the Gujarat Titans camp after news broke that the South African bowler had been provisionally suspended following use of a recreational drug. While fans try to understand what went down and what the timeline of the suspension was; a leading expert in the field, K.P Mohan, in an exclusive chat with RevSportz has analysed the case and helped us understand the technicalities of the suspension better. With the bowler back with GT, it is likely that he has already served his suspension and can feature in the next game for…
