BCCI’s Amazing Journey: How It Became a Global Cricket Leader
A Bruised Ego at Lord’s – The Fire is Lit June 25, 1983 Kapil Dev’s men stunned the mighty West Indies to win India’s first World Cup. The nation erupted in joy. But behind the curtains, a storm was brewing. Then BCCI President N.K.P. Salve, also a Union Minister, was denied two extra tickets to…
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The Night of Fire: Yuvraj Singh’s Explosive Revenge Story
A Tense Beginning: India vs England, T20 World Cup 2007 The air at Kingsmead Stadium in Durban was heavy with pressure. It was a must-win game for both India and England in the inaugural ICC T20 World Cup. MS Dhoni’s young Indian team was full of energy but lacked experience. England, led by Paul Collingwood,…
Rohit Sharma’s Untold Story: From Setbacks to Becoming India’s Hitman
The Boy from Borivali: Rohit Sharma’s Untold Story In the narrow lanes of Borivali, Mumbai, began Rohit Sharma’s Untold Story a journey from hardship to heroism. Raised by grandparents due to financial struggles, the young boy dreamt big despite his father’s humble job as a warehouse caretaker. With no means for school fees or cricket…
The Battle of Pride: Sourav Ganguly’s Epic Revenge Against England
The cricketing world often witnesses fierce rivalries and intense battles on the field, but some clashes transcend mere competition and become legends of spirit, pride, and raw emotion. One such story that still echoes in the annals of Indian cricket history is Sourav Ganguly’s Epic Revenge against England during the iconic NatWest series of 2002…
The Day Sachin Took Revenge: A Story of Ego, Defeat, and Redemption
The Unexpected Blow: Tendulkar Falls in Sharjah The scene was set during a Coca-Cola Cup triangular series involving India, Australia, and Zimbabwe. While most fans expected India to brush past Zimbabwe with ease, what actually unfolded shocked everyone especially Sachin Tendulkar. Zimbabwe’s young fast bowler Henry Olonga ran through the Indian top order. He dismissed…