With Team India winning the T20 World Cup 2026 on 8 March, Gautam Gambhir maintained his extraordinary record in ICC finals. Across different roles as a player, captain, mentor and head coach, he has never lost a final. Under his coaching, India defeated New Zealand by 96 runs to become the first team to win…
Head Coach Gautam Gambhir revealed his team’s core philosophy after India’s historic T20 World Cup victory on 8 March. According to him, the difference between winning and losing World Cups depends on how much a player prioritizes personal milestones. Gautam Gambhir explained the aggressive approach that Team India followed throughout the tournament. According to him,…
Mahendra Singh Dhoni shared an Instagram post after nearly two years. And, it was about India’s historic T20 World Cup win. “History gets created at Ahmedabad, big congratulations to the team and support staff and to all the fans of Indian Cricket Team worldwide.such a pleasure to see all of you play.” MS Dhoni wrote….
After India;s historic T20 World Cup 2026 campaign, Suryakumar Yadav praised Head Coach Gautam Gambhir. The Indian skipper hailed GG for creating a strong team culture. According to Surya, Gambhir brings intense energy to the dressing room and gets fully involved in the game. Gambhir always reminds the team that cricket is a team sport…
Pakistan won’t qualify for the semi-finals, predicts Virender Sehwag. The Indian cricket legend made the comments during a discussion on Cricbuzz. Cricbuzz discussed Pakistan’s qualification scenario. If Salman Ali Agha’s team bat first and score 160 runs, they need to win by 60+ runs. To this, Sehwag commented: “That is not going to happen.” If…
Oman’s Mohammad Nadeem created history on 12 February. He broke Sri Lanka legend Sanath Jayasuriya’s record of becoming the oldest batsman to score a half-century in T20 World Cups. Nadeem achieved the feat at 43 years and 161 days old while Jayasuriya was 39 years and 345 days old while scoring a 50. The destructive…
The warm-up matches for the ICC T20 World Cup 2026 will start today, 2 February 2. The matches will continue until 6 February across India and Sri Lanka. These games will help teams adjust to conditions and finalize combinations before the main tournament begins. These matches form a crucial build-up to the ICC T20 World…
