India’s ODI series win over South Africa saw Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma deliver strong performances, while youngsters like Harshit Rana, Arshdeep Singh and Prasidh Krishna impressed. Coach Gautam Gambhir praised the balance between experienced players and emerging talent
Former England cricketer Jonathan Trott praised Ravindra Jadeja's composed knock at Lord’s and said other Indian batters should reflect on their dismissals. He lauded the intensity of the match, calling it a thrilling contest and a big win for Test cricket.
Anil Kumble hailed the third Test between India and England at Lord’s as a brilliant contest and a great advertisement for Test cricket. He praised Jadeja’s efforts, highlighted missed chances, and urged India to seize key moments in upcoming matches.
Mohammad Siraj has been fined 15% of his match fee and handed a demerit point for an excessive celebration after dismissing Ben Duckett during the Lord’s Test. This is his second offence in 24 months under the ICC Code of Conduct.
The exclusion of pacer Mohammad Siraj from India’s 2025 Champions Trophy squad has ignited a storm of reactions, with fans and experts questioning the decision
Leading RCB's pace attack, Siraj struggled throughout the match, conceding 18 runs in his first over as Phil Salt dominated. Despite his efforts, Siraj ended up conceding 46 runs in three overs.
Hyderabad cricketer T Ravi Teja entered record books with the best bowling figures of 6/13 (against Chhattisgarh) in the Syed Musthaq Ali T20 tournament
A video of comedian Danish Sait and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) player Mohammad Siraj speaking and singing in Dakhni is buzzing all over the internet
Siraj’s brilliant performance struck a chord with the spectators as many heard chanting “Hyderabad, Secunderabad, Siraj bhai zindabad” when he approached the stands while fielding near the boundary.
"Our fast bowling unit is a great package where everyone works really hard while also understanding the other counterparts really well," said the pacer
De Villiers scored an unbeaten 42-ball 75 to power RCB to 171 for five before their bowlers, led by Harshal Patel (2/37), Mohammed Siraj (1/44) Kyle Jamieson (1/32), restricted Delhi to 170 for four
Chasing 85, RCB openers Devdutt Padikkal and Aaron Finch provided a solid start to the side as they put on 46 runs for the first wicket. KKR finally got the breakthrough in the seventh over as Lockie Ferguson dismissed Finch (16).
