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England & West Indies will face each other in their #T20WorldCup campaign opener Who is the favourite ? Who are the players to watch out for? Watch Subhayan Chakraborty’s match preview to know
Ravindra Jadeja was instrumental in India’s dominating win against Australia in the first test of the ongoing Border Gavaskar Trophy. He has picked up 7 wickets and scored 70 runs and has been awarded the player of the match award. But, the all-rounder has been penalized by ICC for an act ‘against the spirit of the game’. RevSportz correspondent Atreyo Mukhopadhyay with details to the matter.
World Test Championship leaders Australia bundled out for 91. Sheer dominance from the India as they won by an innings and 132 runs. RevSportz correspondent Atreyo Mukhopadhyay reviews the first test of BGT 2023 from Nagpur.
There were much buzz from the Australian side about the pitch but the Indian batters have put up a great show with the bat to silence the pitch controversy. Did the Australian mind games backfire? Boria Majumdar shares his thoughts.
Axar’s defiant 84 help India post 400 runs in 1st innings, lead by 223 runs | Day 3 Session 1 Review
A brilliant 84 run knock by Axar Patel help India post 400 runs in first innings of the first test against Australia at VCA stadium. The hosts have taken a lead of 223 runs. Atreyo Mukhopadhyay reviews the first session on Day 3
Atreyo Mukhopadhyay There come times when a batter plays in a zone that sets him or her apart from others. They create a world where everything else appears to be belonging to a different universe. They rule this world like nobody else does, create their rules for the rest to obey. They make every other part of their surroundings their subordinates. Rohit Sharma was in that zone in India’s first innings in the first Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy. Wickets tumbling when Australia opted to make first use of a difficult pitch and when his team came out to…
Half a century after Bedi and Prasanna, the modern-day off-spin-left-arm combination has taken Indian cricket to new heights. No amount of pitch talk about overshadow their feats. You cannot navigate a pathway through the streets of cricket history without realizing one of its eternal truths. For all the emphasis on individual feats, cricket is essentially a game of partnerships, with bat and ball. If you go back a century, England had the famed partnership of Jack Hobbs and Herbert Sutcliffe. Australia countered that with the brilliance of Donald Bradman and Bill Ponsford. After World War II, England boasted…
Ashwal Rai, the captain of Kolkata Thunderboults, the defending champions of Prime Volleyball League in an exclusive chat with RevSportz correspondent, Rohan Chowdhury. Tells us about handling pressure, his journey, what needs to be changed for the sport to develop in the country and more!
Boria Majumdar To understand Rohit Sharma, we really need to understand the man’s mind for only then can you make sense of some of his decisions. For example, it was an easy solution for Rohit to opt out of the 2020-21 Australia tour. Having won a fifth IPL title with the Mumbai Indians, he was the toast of the nation and comparisons were rife if he should replace Virat as India’s white ball captain. Having come back to India to tend to his father who was infected with Covid, Rohit could have decided on skipping the Australia tour, undergo a…
Captain Rohit Sharma playing a captain’s knock as India gets a dominant start to the first session on Day 2 at Nagpur. India 151/3 (52) at lunch, as they trail by 26 runs. Rohit Sharma batting at 85 with Virat Kohli on the opposite end. Atreyo Mukhopadhyay reviews the session from the VCA Stadium.
