As ODI futures are debated, Yograj Singh urges Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma to prove it with performances, not memories—eyes fixed on the road to 2027.
Shardul Thakur says players are often “taken for granted,” calling for smart breaks and honest checks—while insisting workload talk ends once the game begins.
Rohit Sharma lost 8 kg after the IPL without GLP-1 drugs. Inside the simple plan—food, cardio, and patience—and why trendy shots don’t fit a pro athlete’s life.
Chris Gayle says PBKS “disrespected” him, describes a tearful talk with Anil Kumble and a call from KL Rahul before he left mid-season—raising big questions about franchise culture.
Asia Cup 2025 gets a blockbuster commentary team with Gavaskar, Shastri and Sehwag across feeds, plus stacked Hindi, Tamil and Telugu panels.
With Shubman Gill rising and the Asia Cup starting, Suryakumar Yadav needs runs and results. What SKY must lock in—and why Gill keeps the pressure real.
A new teaser shows MS Dhoni and R Madhavan in tactical gear for “The Chase.” Film, series, or special? The mystery—and the hype—just got real.
A former South Africa star says India should hand the ODI reins to Shubman Gill “irrespective” of Rohit Sharma’s presence, and urges Rohit–Kohli to play a lot more cricket to be 2027‑ready.
India’s first training in Dubai points to Jitesh Sharma at keeper, with Sanju Samson’s role unclear as Gill–Abhishek work in tandem before the UAE opener.
Shreyas Iyer has been asked to lead India A in red‑ball games against Australia A—a strong hint that a Test recall against West Indies is close if he scores runs.
A simple message from Gautam Gambhir—bring something new every time—sets India’s mood in Dubai as SKY’s side tune roles for UAE, Pakistan, and quick turnarounds.
India and Pakistan trained at the ICC Academy with a week to go for their Dubai clash. No pleasantries, just sharp sessions—and a busy group stage ahead.
Reports say Shubman Gill could take over India’s ODI captaincy soon. What it means for Rohit, why the timing makes sense, and how it shapes the run to 2027.
Deepak Chahar owned up to forgetting his wife Jaya’s birthday, posted a playful apology, and later cut cake together—turning a slip-up into a wholesome moment.
Shreyas Iyer leads India A against Australia A, signaling a fresh red‑ball push. Karun Nair’s omission hints at a reset. What the call means, and what comes next.
