From the Memory Lanes

History was created on September 24, 2007 when India defeated Pakistan in the summit clash of the first-ever T20 World Cup to become the first nation to lift aloft the World title. With one wicket in hand, the Pakistanis needed just six runs to win off four balls, when Joginder …

All-rounder Yuvraj Singh, known for his big-hitting skills, played a huge part in India’s World T20 Cup triumph way back in 2007. During the inaugural edition of the event in South Africa, Yuvraj smashed England pacer Stuart Broad for six sixes on this day twelve years ago in a crucial …

Among the most prolific batsman in Test cricket in recent times, Virat Kohli has been the flag bearer of modern day Test batting with his impeccable consistency across conditions. However, on Sunday, Kemar Roach had him dismissed for a golden duck by forcing an edge through to the keeper off …

The third and final part of the Ashes memories is about two of the fanciest Test series of all time.  Botham’s Ashes The 140 plus years of England-Australia Test cricket history have seen mixed results; some one-sided ones and some close encounters. But the 1981 Ashes will be always etched …

The memories of the Ashes cannot be complete without the mention of Bradman’s Invincibles and Jim Lake’s 19 wickets. Here’s the second part of the throwback! Bradman’s Invincibles (1948) After an eight years gap due to the Second World War, the Ashes had been resumed in 1946-47. England team led …

The first Test match between England and Australia was played way back in 1877. Since then it has been always one of the most cherished rivalries in cricket and even in the 142nd year the hype and anticipation are more than ever with ‘The Ashes’. Several memorable incidents in all …

India and West Indies will face each other in the first game of the three-match T20I series on August 3 at Florida. The two teams have met each other 11 times in international T20 games, with both sides winning 5 apiece. Here are the top five knocks from the India-Windies …

Sachin Tendulkar became the sixth Indian to be inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame. Tendulkar who retired in November 2013 was bestowed the prestigious cap on July 18, 2019. India cricket has witnessed a bunch of legends serving the nation on the 22 yards with Sachin being the most …

Yes, the final of the 2011 World Cup was a ripper – a steal from one of those Hitchcock movies where Dhoni, in Superman avatar of course, pulls off a heist to win India the World Cup. The semi-finals saw India and Pakistan tussle it out in a memorable battle …