Author: Anita Kapoor
Women’s World Cup 2022: After India’s defeat to South Africa, Mithali Raj was asked about her retirement India’s 2022 ICC Women’s World Cup campaign came to an end on Sunday with a sad loss; to South Africa in ...
West Indies Women’s Group Finds They’ve Made It to the World Cup Semi-Finals The fate of the West Indies Women in the ICC Women’s World Cup 2022 hung in the balance; when India and South Africa faced off in the tournament’s last league stage encounter on Sunday. India Women had six points going into the match, while West Indies had seven points after their league stage matches. India would leapfrog the Windies and advance to the semi-finals of the tournament if they beat South Africa. So it’s no wonder that Stafanie Taylor and the rest; of the team were keeping a close eye on the India-South Africa match. The game was down to the final over, and after a lot of drama; including a wicket off a no-ball, South Africa won ...
IPL 2022: Tim Seifert’s ‘Superman’ Catch Dismisses Kieron Pollard Match Between Delhi Capitals and Mumbai Indians On Sunday, Tim Seifert was outstanding in the Delhi Capitals’ (DC) win over the Mumbai Indians (MI) in Match 2 of the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022. Apart from his critical 21-run knock during the chase, ...
IPL 2022: Punjab Kings chase 206 to defeat RCB in a high-scoring thriller Punjab Kings created a great batting appearing to script a fruitful chase for a ...
IPL 2022 UPDATE: RCB’s Virat Kohli Has “Butterflies In His Stomach” Ahead Of IPL 2022 The IPL 2022 season is here, and the anticipation for the event is considerable. This excitement has not only piqued the interest of the viewers; but also of the players who can’t wait for the competition to begin. Virat Kohli of the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) took to Koo to share photos from a training session; claiming he had “butterflies in the stomach” ahead of the tournament’s start. Kohli was forthright about his feelings “”Heading into matchday weekend,” he remarked; “buzz and eagerness.” There’s a lot of IPL energy and enthusiasm in the air. I love the feeling of anticipation and butterflies in my ...
IPL 2022: Predicted Playing XI for CSK vs KKR. Where will Venkatesh Iyer bat for Kolkata? CSK versus KKR in IPL 2021 Predicted Playing XI: CSK, the four-time IPL champions; will face KKR, the ...
ICC Women’s World Cup2022: Suzie Bates’ 12th century and Hannah Rowe’s five-for lead New Zealand to a 71-run triumph over Pakistan ...
IPL 2022: Umran Malik stuns Nicholas Pooran with a devastating bouncer Umran Malik of Jammu and Kashmir was the IPL 2021 find, and Sunrisers Hyderabad; kept him by investing 4 crores in the auctions this year. In IPL 2021, the 22-year-old bowled a 151.03 km/h delivery; which was the quickest by an Indian bowler in the competition. Malik once again showcased his speed during the SRH net practice; where he astonished Nicholas Pooran with his raw velocity and bounce ahead of the 15th season of the IPL. Malik plagued the West Indian with his rapid deliveries, leaving him bewildered at times. He was capable of hitting 150kph and maintaining such a tempo throughout spells. Pooran was pressed for space in back-to-back deliveries, and the southpaw was caught on mid-wicket after ...
The BCCI extreme to dispatch a women’s IPL by 2023, with four presentation recreations planned for this season. According to BCCI Board President Sourav Ganguly, the Women’s IPL will begin in 2023; and four presentation diversions will return this season following a one-year absence. After been scolded in the past for not doing so; the BCCI will seek approval from the AGM to restart the Women’s IPL. The Board intended to have five or six teams in the first edition. The existing ten men’s IPL clubs will have to start with the option of purchasing the Women’s IPL clubs. At least four men’s IPL franchises are said to be interested in hearing; what the BCCI has to offer if they want to participate in WIPL. “The AGM must accept it (the full-fledged women’s IPL).” After the IPL Governing Council meeting on Friday; ...
Kolkata Knight Riders: A well-balanced blend of worldwide and residential stars Behind the departure of skipper Gautam Gambhir, they have struggled as the most successful team after Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians. They didn’t lack the elements to succeed after that, but they couldn’t seem to develop the proper formula. Perhaps all they need is a bold captain like Gambhir to resurrect their glory days and form a title-winning team. The past KKR have consistently been there or thereabouts following their prime years, finishing third twice and second once in the last five years. In both of those cases, they finished fifth and lost out on a knockout berth by a whisker. Their performances were frequently erratic, with them appearing invulnerable one game and vulnerable the next. Last year’s edition was a textbook example: they were seventh at the mid-season break before bouncing back to finish second in the final season. Despite the revamp, they’d like to capitalize on that momentum this season. One of their stumbling blocks has been the absence of their top overseas players in crucial games. Alternatively, they have a tendency to underperform in crucial situations or to pick ailments. However, they always seem to be able to get the best out of domestic recruits. see ...