Indian cricketer Jalaj Saxena enters record books with 400 wickets in Ranji Trophy. He completes double of 400 wickets and 6000 runs.
In the Ranji Trophy alone, his record is unparalleled among active all-rounders and stands in a league with Indian greats ...
Legendary India cricketer Sunil Gavaskar in an exclusive conversation with India Today, dissected India's series loss against ...
Former Indian batter Sunil Gavaskar has predicted the final result of the upcoming Border Gavaskar Trophy which will be ...
Queensland became Australia’s first mainland state to elect a center-right government in more than 18 months, breaking the Labor Party’s hold on power ahead of a national election due by May.
In light of these challenges, former India captain Sunil Gavaskar called for attention to the series at hand rather than the India vs. Australia Test series scheduled to start on November 22.
In the midst of this former India captain Sunil Gavaskar has aksed all to focus on the current series rather than on the India vs Australia Test series that starts on November 22. The India vs ...
During commentary on Day 2, legendary cricketer Sunil Gavaskar stated that the Indian players shouldn’t focus on the next Australia series, but rather concentrate on New Zealand. Also Read ...
Gavaskar was unimpressed by the thought of looking ahead to Australia with a Test match against New Zealand in progress [Credit: Getty] Former Indian batter Sunil Gavaskar wasn't pleased with ...
Indian batting great Sunil Gavaskar is furious with the constant chatter around the upcoming India tour of Australia for the five-match Test series from 22 November. Team India is in a precarious ...
However, batting legend Sunil Gavaskar wants the chatter to end for now as he ... commentator Dinesh Karthik touched upon the upcoming tour of Australia but Gavaskar quickly responded by asking him to ...
Sunil Gavaskar slammed the media on Thursday for focussing more on the upcoming Australia series rather than the on-going Test matches against New Zealand, saying there are always so much coverage ...