Despite battling injuries and loss of form, Ashish Nehra continued to defy odds, picking wickets for Men in Blue. The Delhi based pace bowler, who recently bid adieu to cricket, will always be remembered for his match winning spells. After playing the first T20 international against New Zealand, he called off his playing days, putting down curtains on a well accomplished journey. He has been a true disciple of the Indian cricket, giving his best whenever he turned up for his national, state and IPL team. When he was considered a finish product, he made a comeback through slam bang format of the game, surprising everyone. Another trend, which is making headlines in cricket, is retirement of cricketers for the sake of T20 leagues across the globe, tournaments which guarantees financial security. If we look in the recent past, either cricketers have retired or have refused to play for their respective national teams in order to be part of T20 tournaments. There is much more to read from cricket in this issue...

There is no end to Hardik Pandya's booing in the Indian Premier League. The Mumbai Indians captain is paying a heavy price for leaving Gujarat Titans and replacing Rohit as skipper. I don't think Hardik has done anything wrong as it was the call of the franchise and he agreed to it. Meanwhile, it's raining record in the league. Virat Kohli is backing among runs and is scripting records in every game.  In other sports, nations are getting ready for the European Cup. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.


MS Dhoni quietly walked away from Chennai Super Kings' captaincy ahead of IPL 2024. There was no social media drama, press conferences, interviews, or shedding of tears in public. Dhoni, who has a knack for identifying talents, gave the leadership responsibility to Rutuaraj Gaikwad. It was a memorable day for Virat Kohli in terms of another milestone. He became the first Indian and the second fastest overall to complete 12,000 runs in T20 format. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

The cricket carnival is back, with the 17th season of the Indian Premier League set to start on March 22. Chennai Super Kings, the defending champions, will face Royal Challengers Bangalore in Chennai. In F1, former driver Felipe Massa said he had filed a lawsuit in London against the auto racing governing body, the FIA, series owner Formula One Management, and Bernie Ecclestone to try and claim the 2008 title.  Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

Indian Premier League 2024 will start on March 22, with the Chennai Super Kings taking on Royal Challengers Bangalore in Chennai. The batters and bowlers will look to lead the performance charts in the tournament. Chahal, who is a legend in the shortest format, was not given a central contract by the BCCI.  Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

Hardik Pandya seems to be the BCCI's favorite child. A cricketer who hasn't played cricket for months was recently given a Grade A contract. On the other hand, Shreyas Iyer and Ishan Kishan, who defied the board's instructions to play Ranji Trophy matches, were removed from the contract list. Dhruv Jurel is another cricketer who is in the news but for the right reasons. He played not one but two match-winning knocks in the fourth Test against England. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

R Ashwin is the most influential bowler internationally, with new variations in every series. I have seen him making the batters dance on his bowling tunes, and who better than Steve Smith would tell you about the off-spinner's talent. He recently completed 500 Test wickets and joined the league of legendary bowlers. India has hammered England''s Bazball approach in the ongoing five-match Test series, but the visiting team's head coach, Brendon McCullum, has refused to give up on their aggressive brand of cricket. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

After regular snubs, Sarfaraz Khan was finally included in the team and the Playing XI. He made his debut in the third Test against England and scored a sensational half-century in Rajkot. The out-of-form captain Rohit Sharma scored a century in the first innings, which reignited the debate about his place among the top openers for India in Test cricket. In the world of sports, Brazil, the powerhouse of football, is losing its worth. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

Jasprit Bumrah is one of the best fast bowlers in international cricket. He has been a match-winner from the day he made his debut in 2016. From T20Is to Test cricket, he has come a long way, and many feel Bumrah is the greatest of all time. It is early to call him GOAT as there is a long way to go, and he needs to perform in knockout matches. The news of Virat Kohli missing the remaining three Tests has also arrived. The veteran has decided to skip the games as something is majorly wrong in his personal life. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

The Women's Premier League will start in February, and all five teams have added new players to the squads. There are a couple of players who have opted out of the tournament due to various reasons. While some are injured, others are giving importance to national duties. All in all, it is going to be another season of exciting cricket in India. Pat Cummins, the Australia captain, is enjoying the best phase. He led Australia to two world titles last year and was also named the Player of the Year 2023 by the International Council. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

Shubman Gill was riding high in international cricket, scaling new heights in every series. He finished 2023 as the leading run-getter in international cricket, but the last few months haven't been good for him. He failed miserably in the T20I series against Afghanistan, and prior to that, his run in South Africa was also questioned. In the world of basketball, the Miami Heat retired  Udonis Haslem's No. 40 jersey. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

Shivam Dube finally showed his class in international cricket. The all-rounder, who was dubbed the next Yuvraj Singh, lost his way before joining Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League. Meanwhile, India are currently preparing for the five-match Test series against England. It is going to be a big series for the home team, considering the World Test Championship points table in mind. In the world of other sports, Lionel Messi once again proved that he is the best footballer in the world.  Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

Recalling Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma in the T20I side makes no sense. They were out of the side for 14 months and were suddenly given a chance ahead of the ICC T20 World Cup 2024. It is like backstabbing young players who have given their best in Virat and Rohit's absence. Sandeep Lamichhane was sentenced to eight years in prison for raping a girl at a hotel. He is the biggest name in Nepal cricket but brought shame to the nation with his act. It was a sad ending for Rafael Nadal, whose return to Tennis was cut short due to an injury.  Rafael Nadal's comeback from hip surgery is on hold after he withdrew from the Australian Open with an injury.  Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

David Warner didn't let the bowlers have a say, and his aggressive brand of cricket put the rivals on the back foot. As he walked into the Test sunset after the SCG Test against Pakistan, the cricket world stood up to applaud one of the legends of the game. Warner maintained his attacking style throughout his career in all formats of the game, and finished with 8,796 test runs at an average of 44.59. India recently defeated South Africa in Cape Town for the first time ever. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

Without a doubt, Pat Cummins is the best cricketer of 2023. He was successful as a player and captain in Test cricket and one-day internationals. Virat Kohli, Mohammed Shami, Mohammed Siraj and Kuldeep Yadav were the top Indian performers.  Moving on to other sports,  Pep Guardiola is happy to call Manchester City the best in the world this year, but an all-time great team? That debate must wait for years, if not decades. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

Rohit Sharma is still only 36 and could have led Mumbai Indians for the next couple of years. There have been few better captains in the IPL than the Hitman, who has led the Mumbai Indians franchise to five title triumphs. Of course, under Pandya, Gujarat Titans won the IPL in their inaugural season in 2022 and finished runners-up in the 2023 season. In other sports, Novak Djokovic won another award. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

The Indian Premier League will soon witness another auction on December 19. Several big stars have given their nod, with franchises looking to land match-winners. Shardul Thakur and Shahrukh Khan are the top local picks.  In the world of other sports, Liverpool are back in form. Mohamed Salah recently scored his 200th goal for the club. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.


While the narrative is rich with promise, it's essential to acknowledge the challenges ahead. South Africa, known for their pace-friendly conditions and formidable pace attack, poses a stern test for any visiting team. The Indian batsmen, including Sharma and Kohli, must navigate the pace and bounce precisely, showcasing adaptability and resilience. There are talks of Virat Kohli not in selectors' plans for the ICC T20 World Cup 2024. Is it time for him to announce his retirement from the format? I am against the idea, considering his rich performances. Team India will need Kohli's experience in a big tournament like the T20 World Cup. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.


Rinku Singh's journey to becoming a potential finisher for the Indian team traces back to the IPL 2023 season. Before this pivotal season, Singh had been a reliable contributor for the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), playing handy knocks and showcasing his talent in glimpses. When it comes to IPL 2024, the retention of MS Dhoni by CSK has been welcomed by fans. He won 19 races in a season. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, stalwarts with illustrious careers, can continue their T20 journey in the 2024 World Cup. This introspective moment arises amid the emergence of exciting talents like Gaikwad, Tilak Varma, Jaiswal, and Rinku Singh, signifying a potential shift in the tides of Indian cricket. In the world of other sports, Novak Djokovic registered another record. Djokovic ended the year just as he started it — by setting records. The top-ranked Djokovic won a record-breaking seventh ATP Finals title. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

The hearts were broken after India lost the ICC World Cup 2023 final to Australia. All the Indians were expecting to see Rohit lifting the trophy, but the Aussies had other plans. They humiliated the Men in Blue by 6 wickets to lift the ODI World Cup for the sixth time since its inception in 1975. The only consolation for India was Virat winning the Player of the Tournament. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

Virat Kohli's legacy in the sport extends far beyond his captaincy tenure. He has etched his name in the annals of cricketing history with an astounding record of 79 centuries.Even without the captain's armband, Kohli's presence on the field is synonymous with leadership. Under the astute leadership of Rohit Sharma, India has found a captain who not only leads from the front with his batting prowess but also exudes strategic brilliance on the field. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

While Rohit himself might not have got the big scores in recent matches, his quick-fire knocks have had a big impact on the team’s fortunes. World Cup 2023 has also exposed Babar’s lack of tactical skills as a captain. His bowling changes against Afghanistan were bizarre, to say the least. Lionel Messi won the men’s Ballon d’Or for a record-extending eighth time after fulfilling his life’s ambition by leading Argentina to the World Cup title. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

Maybe it’s the pressure of being defending champions; maybe it’s simply the highs and lows of elite sports. But England’s players, collectively, have hit a run of bad form at the worst possible time. There’s been only one century in five matches (Dawid Malan against Bangladesh), and there were only two fifties in the other four games combined (Joe Root against New Zealand and Harry Brook against Afghanistan). Mark Wood, the express pacer in the middle overs, went for more than 10 an over against New Zealand and South Africa. In the world of other sports, one of the races of F1 will be conducted in Las Vegas. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

Virat Kohli has been sensational in the ongoing ICC World Cup 2023, with a hundred coming in the previous game against Bangladesh. He has shown his class right from the first game with Australia. Cricket, a bat-and-ball game that is hugely popular in South Asia, was one of five sports added to the LA Games by the International Olympic Committee. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

With his versatile skills, all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja can definitely lay claim to being the team’s 3D player. His bowling prowess was on show in India’s opening World Cup 2023 clash against Australia. There was a time when former India cricketer turned commentator Sanjay Manjrekar had referred to Jadeja as a bits-and-pieces player. Meanwhile, the Indian team has been on a roll in the tournament, with Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma in top form. They have played match-winning innings for the Men in Blue. On the other hand, Pakistan captain Babar Azam has failed to light up the World Cup. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today…

Without taking a look at the records, many would easily conclude that Kohli is the greatest chaser in history in ODI cricket. But what do the actual stats say? Well, they only corroborate the hypothesis. Among batters who have an exceptional record in chases, Kohli is head and shoulders above the rest, going purely by cursory numbers. If stats were the only criteria, Kohli would easily be the greatest chase master of the current generation. The NFL's ongoing push for worldwide exposure got another boost when organizers for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics delivered a proposal to put flag football on the program when the Summer Games return to the United States for the first time in 32 years. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

The ICC World Cup 2023 will start on October 5, with England taking on New Zealand at the Narendra Modi Stadium. There are a couple of favorites for the title, India being one because of the home conditions and the current form. Australia could derail India's challenge, the most successful team in ODI World Cups, having won 5 to date. The defending champions, England, could not be left out of the contenders' list. Pakistan, New Zealand, and South Africa are the other teams that have the talent and caliber to go all the way. Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Afghanistan can cause an upset or two, but they are still behind in the ODIs.Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

Mohammed Siraj made his ODI debut in January 2019 in a match against Australia in Adelaide, a game in which he was again hammered for 76 runs in 10 overs and failed to claim a wicket. By the time he played his first Test against Australia in Melbourne during the famous 2020-21 series, the right-arm pacer was a much-improved bowler. Sanju Samson, a talent unfulfilled, symbolizes the tantalizing yet enigmatic journey of a cricketer who once held immense promise. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.  

Virat Kohli's century against Pakistan in the Asia Cup was a cricketing spectacle. In a match heavily impacted by rain, reduced to a mere two-day contest, Kohli's century was a testament to his exceptional skills and unwavering determination. The looming World Cup in India adds another layer of significance to KL Rahul's role at No. 4. The World Cup is the pinnacle of limited-overs cricket, and India's quest to reclaim the trophy on home soil demands meticulous planning and preparation. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today.

From epic clashes against arch-rivals Pakistan to pivotal encounters in World Cups and the electric atmosphere of T20 World Cups, Pandya has consistently delivered when it mattered most. Before dissecting Rohit Sharma's struggles against left-arm seamers, it's essential to acknowledge his remarkable cricketing journey. Enjoy the action-packed edition of Cricket Today. 

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