
Smriti Mandhana Set to Marry Palash Muchhal on November 20 in Sangli
Smriti Mandhana will marry music composer Palash Muchhal on November 20 in Sangli, Maharashtra, according to reports. The couple has been dating since 2019 and went public in 2024.
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Smriti Mandhana will marry music composer Palash Muchhal on November 20 in Sangli, Maharashtra, according to reports. The couple has been dating since 2019 and went public in 2024.

Tanush Kotian claimed 4/83 as India A restricted South Africa A to 299/9 on Day 1 despite Jordan Hermann and Zubayr Hamza's 130-run stand in the first unofficial Test in Bengaluru.

Ajinkya Rahane has questioned the BCCI's decision to drop Karun Nair from India's Test squad, saying the Karnataka batter deserved more opportunities after his England series.

The India vs South Africa 2nd Test in Guwahati will feature tea before lunch for the first time in Test cricket history, adapting to early sunsets in Northeast India.

Kolkata Knight Riders have appointed Abhishek Nayar as head coach for IPL 2026, replacing Chandrakant Pandit. Nayar has been with KKR since 2018 and will also coach UP Warriorz in WPL.

Mumbai Indians have all but confirmed Rohit Sharma will stay with the franchise, dismissing KKR transfer rumors with a witty social media post reading "at (K)night... impossible."

Rishabh Pant wore Virat Kohli's iconic No. 18 jersey on his return to cricket, sparking debate on social media. BCCI clarified India A numbers are not fixed and assigned randomly.

India head to the MCG for the 2nd T20I against Australia with confidence after Suryakumar Yadav's explosive 39* in the rain-abandoned Canberra opener showcased their attacking intent.

Australian teenager Ben Austin has died after being struck on the neck during net practice in Melbourne, sparking renewed debate over cricket safety and neck guard use.

Heavy rain threatens India vs Australia Women's World Cup semifinal in Navi Mumbai. If washed out on both days, Australia will qualify for final due to higher league position.

Shreyas Iyer posted his first message after suffering a life-threatening spleen injury in Sydney, thanking fans and confirming he is "getting better every passing day."

Shreyas Iyer will be out for two months after suffering a spleen laceration in Sydney, missing the South Africa series. BCCI sources say he may return in January 2026.