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Abhishek Sharma fell to off-spin for the third time in T20 World Cup 2026 as Will Jacks dismissed him for 9 off 7 in the semi-final. His numbers against off-spin — 29 runs, average 9.66, strike rate 107.40 in five innings — tell a damning story.
Abhishek Sharma fell for nine off seven balls to Will Jacks in India's T20 World Cup semi-final against England — his sixth score of 15 or below in seven matches, reigniting fierce debate about his place in India's XI.
MS Dhoni went viral at Arjun Tendulkar and Saaniya Chandhok's wedding in Mumbai after a video of him holding a mobile phone broke the internet — while India's cricket legends reunited for a star-studded evening of celebration.
West Indies were stranded in Kolkata for five days after being eliminated from the T20 World Cup, as US-Iran war airspace closures halted Gulf flights. Coach Daren Sammy's viral tweet finally prompted ICC to arrange a charter flight via London.
Sanju Samson matched Virat Kohli's highest score by an Indian in a T20 World Cup knockout match with a brilliant 89 off 40 balls, setting India a formidable 253/7 against England at Wankhede — including a record 16 sixes this edition.
Yuvraj Singh set aside his famous banter to post a heartwarming Instagram story for Abhishek Sharma after his comeback fifty against Zimbabwe — calling him "sir" and urging him to keep pushing in India's T20 World Cup campaign.
Angkrish Raghuvanshi has revealed he draws deep inspiration from Shubman Gill's batting approach, particularly his hunger for big runs — while also opening up about Gambhir's IPL mentorship and his own trophy-winning ambitions.
Sunil Gavaskar was blunt about Sanju Samson's dismissal for 24 vs Zimbabwe, saying he has "got out so many times in that region" — flagging a recurring technical flaw that has haunted the Kerala opener for over a year.
India smashed 256/4 vs Zimbabwe — the second-highest total in T20 World Cup history, just five runs short of Sri Lanka's 2007 world record — breaking multiple batting and bowling milestones in one stunning evening at Chepauk.
India's 72-run win over Zimbabwe sets up a winner-takes-all Super 8 clash with West Indies at Eden Gardens on March 1. Here's the full updated points table and semi-final qualification breakdown.
Abhishek Sharma ended his slump with 55, Hardik Pandya smashed an unbeaten 50 and Tilak Varma destroyed Zimbabwe with 44 off 16 balls as India posted 256/4 — the highest ever T20 World Cup total — winning by 72 runs to set up a winner-takes-all game against West Indies.
India's semi-final path is simple: beat West Indies at Eden Gardens on March 1. A loss or rain washout sends India home as West Indies' NRR of +1.791 towers over India's -0.100 in any tiebreaker scenario.
India smashed a record 256/4 to beat Zimbabwe by 72 runs, but fell short of the 108-run margin needed to overhaul West Indies' NRR. Abhishek Sharma's 55 and Hardik's unbeaten 50 shone, but India must beat West Indies to reach the semi-finals.
Gambhir and Suryakumar personally explained to Axar Patel why he was dropped for the South Africa match, but Washington Sundar's flop show made the call look like a costly error as India lost by 76 runs.
A video of Gautam Gambhir’s intense bus conversation with out-of-form Abhishek Sharma went viral after India’s loss to South Africa, highlighting growing concern over India’s opening pair.
