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Ishan Kishan surpassed Suryakumar Yadav's record for most T20I runs by an Indian in a calendar year, taking his 2026 tally to 1,220. His 61-run knock against New Zealand also helped him complete 2,000 runs in the format.
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Ishan Kishan and Shreyas Iyer scored half-centuries to help India post 191/8 in the fifth and final T20I against New Zealand at Hamilton. Adam Milne claimed four wickets as the hosts restricted India from reaching the 200-run mark on Sunday.
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Ishan Kishan scored 61 off 32 balls in the fifth T20I against New Zealand in Hamilton to complete 2,000 T20I runs. He became the third-fastest Indian to reach the milestone by balls faced, behind Abhishek Sharma and Suryakumar Yadav ever
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Former India all-rounder Yuvraj Singh has backed Abhishek Sharma, Ishan Kishan and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi for ODI opportunities, saying their talent deserves recognition. He acknowledged that competition from senior players makes it difficult for young batters to find places
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India made two changes to their playing XI for the fourth T20I against New Zealand, bringing back Ishan Kishan and Mayank Yadav. Captain Shreyas Iyer won the toss and opted to bowl as India eye a 4-0 series lead.
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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi returned to India’s Playing XI for the second T20I against New Zealand in Christchurch, with India opting to bowl first. Prince Yadav also came in for Mayank Yadav, while New Zealand replaced Adam Milne with Jacob Duffy.
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Rain forced the abandonment of the fifth T20I between India and the West Indies in Bengaluru, leaving the five-match series tied 2-2. Ishan Kishan smashed 30 off 10 balls, while Naman Dhir remained unbeaten on 24
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Ishan Kishan has played down his T20I ranking ahead of India’s series decider against the West Indies, saying he wants to enjoy pressure situations. He urged the team to focus on preparation, intent and execution rather than individual performances or results
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Shreyas Iyer climbed three places to a career-best fourth in the ICC T20I batting rankings after scoring his maiden century. The latest rankings also saw movements among Indian, Pakistani and West Indian players, alongside changes in the Test rankings
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Ishan Kishan said his time outside the Indian team helped him address shortcomings in his fitness and batting. After returning to the national setup, he said he has shifted his focus from selection worries to preparation, performance and contributing to India’s success.
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Ishan Kishan’s unbeaten 80 powered India to 169/7 before a clinical bowling display bundled out Sri Lanka for just 45, sealing a commanding 124-run victory and setting up an India-Pakistan final in the Asian Games.
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Harry Brook climbed to a career-best fourth in the ICC Men’s T20I batting rankings after starring in England’s series win over Sri Lanka. Pakistan’s Abrar Ahmed became the new No. 1 T20I bowler, replacing Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan.
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Abhishek Sharma climbed to second in the ICC T20I batting rankings after his 82 against Afghanistan, while Ishan Kishan retained the top spot. Sanju Samson, Jasprit Bumrah and Arshdeep Singh also gained places, alongside notable movements in ODI and Test rankings.
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India captain Shreyas Iyer says the abundance of top-order options is a luxury ahead of Sunday’s T20I against Afghanistan. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Abhishek Sharma, Sanju Samson and Ishan Kishan are competing for places in the batting order
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Ajinkya Rahane backed Sanju Samson, Abhishek Sharma and Ishan Kishan to retain India’s top-three spots against Afghanistan, saying Vaibhav Sooryavanshi will get his opportunities in time. He also urged the 15-year-old to remain aggressive and mentally balanced
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Ishan Kishan and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi shared playful DRS banter after East Zone’s Duleep Trophy triumph over South Zone. Kishan praised the teenager’s tactical acumen, team spirit and leadership potential, even hinting that Sooryavanshi could become a future captain
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Ishan Kishan extended his unbeaten record as a first-class captain to 16 matches after leading East Zone to their third Duleep Trophy title. Kishan scored 350 runs in the final and credited his team’s collective effort for the victory
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East Zone captain Ishan Kishan credited team unity and collective effort for their Duleep Trophy triumph over South Zone. Kishan starred with 270 and 80 in the final and said his time away from the national team helped him mature
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East Zone clinched their third Duleep Trophy title after taking a first-innings lead over South Zone, ending a 13-year wait. Ishan Kishan and Md Kounain Quraishi starred, with the latter hitting his maiden first-class century on the final day
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Ishan Kishan’s explosive 80 and Shikhar Mohan’s steady 52 helped East Zone extend their lead over South Zone to 584 runs on day four of the Duleep Trophy final, putting them firmly in control and closing in on the title