Rohit is miles miles ahead of kohli as a human being and that’s what makes him likeable. He might not have that many records like virat, but as a human and as a leader i will anyday have rohit in my team instead of kohli.
Tertius Bosch legacy, though tragically cut short at 33, lives on through his sons, Corbin and Ethan. Known for his blistering pace, Tertius was part of South Africa's first ODI World Cup squad in 1992 and played in their first Test after re-admission...
His sudden & mysterious passing left a hole in the family, but his wife, Karen-Anne, ensured that her sons would grow up with a deep connection to their father's memory. She kept his playing kit, and through these precious mementos, Corbin and Ethan would come to know a man they never had the chance to spent enough time...
Corbin, only five when his father passed, grew up with that legacy in his heart. He was the key performer in South African Under-19 winning campaign in 2014, he led them to a title with a remarkable 4 for 15 performance...
His rise continued, and in 2024, he made his ODI debut for South Africa. On that day, a special moment unfolded. His younger brother, Ethan, chose to wear their father’s 1992 World Cup shirt to the game. A simple but powerful tribute to the father they lost too soon...
Corbin’s journey has been filled with remarkable performances. On his Test debut, he made history with 4 wickets for 63 and 81* ; becoming the first South African to take a four-wicket haul and score a fifty-plus on debut...
In recent SA20, where he picked up 11 wickets for MICT, Corbin now make his debut in IPL for Mumbai Indians...this time, against his former schoolmate and Under-19 captain, Aiden Markram...
Now 30, bowling consistently above 145 kph, Hopefully Corbin will carve out his own legacy while carrying the spirit of his father with every delivery....
Kicking babar azam from t20is is obvious now but imo pcb should kick his ass from test and odis too for his terrorism in this format and icc should just ban him from playing cricket ever and govt of Pakistan should ban him from living here legally.He’s a criminal.
@leggiewicket Shaheen is out of rhythm yeah, but Babar is no good either. Either shouldn't be accommodated right now. Shaheen can improve, but Babar in T20s will never make sense to me
in jail or get executed. Sadly our cricketers and most celebrities would never have the courage to stand for Khan. Conversely, if anything even remotely close were to happen to Rahul Gandhi in India, who has far less stardom than Khan, it would spark nationwide outrage in India.
As a Pakistani, I feel if India wins on the 15th and even subtly acknowledges Imran Khan and the atrocities carried out against him, it would be humiliation beyond the match as well. At this point, India is by far a better country who acknowledges its heroes, whereas ours rot...
🚨🚨 Legend Imran Khan is now almost blind with his right eye with 15% eyesight left & still western media & shameless Pakistan's ex & current cricketers are silent!!
- Imran Khan is not just Pakistan's legend but world's legend as far as cricket is concerned. He is easily one of the top 3 pace bowling all rounder of all time & only captain to win Pakistan an ODI WC.
- He has been getting tortured in jail of Pakistan since 3 years now & getting tortured, sexually harrassed by big army officers & what not. His family is not allowed to even visit him, he is not even given proper food & medicines.
- Now latest confirmed report is that he lost 85% vision in his right eye & despite that no action taken beyond giving him eye drop. He needs urgent medical help else he could get blind completely.
- Shame on people of Pakistan who is still silent on their Army & Government running terrorist camps & torturing their greatest global icon & normal public who raised voice against this dictator army led by Asim Munir.
- Shame on Pakistan's ex cricketers who became whatever they became because of Imran Khan, shame on PCB & all their cricketers who has not spoken a word in his support out of fear of Asim Munir!!