Punjab wicketkeeper-batter Prabhsimran Singh expressed his determination to earn his maiden international cap during India's T20I series against Zimbabwe. Calling competition for opening slots a healthy driver, the uncapped batter aims to make his selection count in Harare
Prabhsimran Singh, buoyed by strong IPL and domestic performances, is eyeing his India debut against Zimbabwe. He credits Yuvraj Singh and Ricky Ponting for mentoring him, highlights healthy competition for the opener’s slot, and stresses his improved consistency with Punjab Kings.
Sanju Samson has been left out of India's squad for the three-match T20I series in Zimbabwe, while Yash Thakur, Ashok Sharma and Prabhsimran Singh earned maiden call-ups. Mayank Yadav returns, and Shivam Dube replaces injured Nitish Kumar Reddy in the ODI squad
Unbeaten half-centuries from Imran Mir and Bahir Shah guided Afghanistan A to a stunning four-run victory over India A via the DLS method in Dambulla, overshadowing explosive fifties from Prabhsimran Singh, Tilak Varma, and Ruturaj Gaikwad
Punjab Kings outclassed Mumbai Indians with a seven-wicket win, chasing down 196 comfortably. Prabhsimran Singh and Shreyas Iyer starred, while Quinton de Kock’s unbeaten century failed to prevent Mumbai’s fourth consecutive defeat in the tournament
Another former India star Robin Uthappa highlighting the remarkable evolution of Gen Bold players said that one name that immediately would come to his mind would be Sai Sudharsan
Shashank Singh (59 off 30) and Nehal Wadhera (70 off 37) propelled PBKS to a formidable 219/5. Their aggressive partnerships helped PBKS set a challenging total, taking them closer to a playoff spot
For the record, Inglis' 30 off 14 balls including three consecutive sixes of fast bowler Mayank Yadav, set the tone for the powerplay in which PBKS hit 66 for 2.
