@xzx_slipknot Most people in the comment section are stupid - even if you don’t remember the match - you can guess it easily as wicketkeeper’s name is missing and Dhoni was not just first choice keeper but the captain of the team in 2010. How can genuine fans be so dumb! 🤦🏽♀️
4000 run-350 wicket club in Test cricket.
Ian Botham
Kapil Dev
Daniel Vettori
Ravindra Jadeja
Among them,
best batting average: Ravindra Jadeja
best bowling average: Ravindra Jadeja
Virat Kohli ❌️ No Century on Test debut
Sachin Tendulkar ❌️ No century at Lord's
Gautam Gambhir ❌️ No Century in the ICC ODI World Cup
Ravichandran Ashwin ❌️ No 5-wicket haul in ODIs
Which legendary Indian cricketer has achieved all of these milestones
Happy Birthday Greg Chappell
Head coach of Indian team from 2005 to 2007.
On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate Greg Chappell's coaching stint with India? (10 being the highest, 1 the lowest).
🇪🇸 Cucurella:
🗣️ “I have a son with autism; I wish I had no money at all so that my son could be healthy.
I grow my hair out because he likes it; and also so that if he forgets me for a moment, he can still recognize me…”
Beautiful story. ❤️
All of you hating on Argentina, we Irish understand you & empathise with you. But let us do our fucking thing tonight, yeah? Hating England is our national pastime. The Argentinians never stole our land and starved us to death. Vamos, vamos, Argentina!
Diego Maradona to an English journalist:
"I’ll remind them that England won a World Cup final with a goal that wasn’t a goal, a goal the whole world saw wasn’t valid, and nobody said anything.
"So you can't judge me in any way."
Sourav Ganguly enjoying Natwest Trophy win with his family at his home.
India won the Natwest Trophy #OnThisDay in 2002 by beating England by 8 wickets at Lord's.
Ganguly got special footage for removing his t-shirt at Lord's balcony.
🚨 MASSIVE UPDATE ON ABHISHEK SHARMA 🚨
- According to reports, selectors are set to make a major decision following Abhishek Sharma's performances in England T20is.
#SouravGanguly
The 144 wasn’t just his personal best. It is one of the greatest Test knocks played by any visiting batter in Australia.
For India, Ganguly’s 144 at Gabba is a cornerstone in Test cricket. An innings that allowed India to finally grow in confidence that they could stand up to the Aussies in their backyard.
Tendulkar’s 114 was from an era that today’s generation perhaps won’t understand. Dravid’s 233 was grit, sweat and determination. Laxman’s 167 had magic. Virat’s 123 had swagger. Rahane’s 112 was a fightback. Pant’s 89 sweet & historic.
But Ganguly’s 144 was a conquest. He showed India what was possible. Something we knew very little about.
Remember the morning in front of the television like it was yesterday. That helmet coming off and he jumping into the air in celebration when the century came off MacGill.
Cricket’s keyboard warriors wouldn’t know what Indian cricket was like in the days when Dada ruled. Today’s so-called Twitter influencers would’ve eaten from his hands and how.
Can’t think of another Indian cricketer — until Virat arrived — who had the stomach and the itch for a fight at the drop of a hat.
Can’t think of another name that polarised world cricket like Sourav did.
That Hall Of Fame is bloody well deserved.
There aren't too many surprises left after knowing each other since we were 14. This wasn't one either.
Congratulations @SGanguly99. So happy to see you in the @ICC Hall of Fame!
'He (Ganguly) is painfully arrogant, and that's the best thing happened to Indian cricket. Without him, Indian cricket would have been the same old giants getting bullied by a 5th grade student from Australia.'
~ Nasser Hussain
#HappyBirthdayDada
Trump on USA-Belgium: "If they beat us, they can be really proud. The other way, if they beat us, we'll say -- I say it was rigged, just like the election was rigged in 2020, but I won't get into that."