Sachin Tendulkar celebrated his historical knock by cutting a cake in Mumbai with his fans from India and worldwide. The batting maestro played a belligerent knock of 143 from 131 hitting 9 fours and five towering sixes against the mighty Aussies bowling attack consisting of legend Shane War
Shikhar is in the fourth position in the race to Orange Cap for most runs in IPL 2023, having scored 233 runs in four matches at an average of 116.50. He has two fifties to his name, with the best score of 99*. His runs have come at a strike rate above 146.
In 396 T20s, Rashid has scored 1,943 runs at an average of 12.53 and a strike rate of over 142. He has one fifty in the format, with the best score of 56*. In IPL, he has delivered many match-winning cameos for GT as well
Sri Lanka reached 386/4 after winning the toss and batting on the opening day of their first-ever Test against Ireland as Karunaratne and Mendis plundered the runs on their way to a pair of tons.
A good sign for RCB is the way their batting mainstay Virat Kohli is batting in IPL. Kohli's batting with positive intent this season is a big plus for the franchise. Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar believes it will boost RCB's chances of finishing in the top four in IPL 2023.
Young Gujarat Titans opener Shubman Gill, meanwhile slammed his second fifty of IPL 2023 and played a sublime knock of 67 off 49 deliveries. Gill - who was disappointed to have not finished the game for his team in the end - garnered a lot of praise from former Australia batting legend Matth
Hailing Jos Buttler - the Orange Cap winner of IPL 2022 - for batting well on a spin-friendly Chepauk track, former India spinner Harbhajan Singh termed the English opener 'the No. 1 batter in the world'
Ashwin was given the 'Man of the Match' award for his all-round performance, which consisted of a knock of 30 runs with the bat and a spell of 2/25 in four overs with the ball.
Axar's batting has been an asset for Team India and DC this year. In 12 international matches this year, Axar has managed 444 runs in 13 innings at an average of 63.82 and a strike rate of 74.12. He has scored four half-centuries, with the best score of 84. He was India's most consistent bat
Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar believes one of the significant reasons for Mumbai Indians' struggle is that players are failing to string crucial partnerships.