As the teams gather for the ICC Men's T20 World Cup in the USA and Caribbean, the biggest T20 WC ever with 20 teams, it is time to witness some history in the making. With the format known for its record-breaking feats, let us take a look at some of the records that could be broken in this e
The ICC T20 World Cup will be played in the West Indies and the USA from June 1 to 29. Men in Blue will also play Bangladesh in their only warm-up game on June 1 at Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York. Hardik is coming into the team after a poor Indian Premier League (
The ICC T20 World Cup will be played in the West Indies and the USA from June 1 to 29. Men in Blue will also play Bangladesh in their only warm-up game on June 1 at Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York. India will start their T20 World Cup campaign on June 5 against Ire
A large group of dabbawallahs, a cultural icon in Mumbai, which keeps the whole city going with its impeccable food and delivery facilities, dressed in Blue colours and shouted 'India! India!' as the team prepares for its first clash against Ireland on June 5.
The group features India, Pakistan, Canada, Ireland and the USA. A total of 20 teams, divided into four groups of five, are battling it out in the T20 WC.
Delhi Capitals coach Ricky Ponting has labelled Rishabh Pant's roaring comeback to professional cricket after a major car accident as "nothing short of spectacular."
Readying for their first T20 World Cup appearance, the North Americans played out an ideal warm-up match with challenges and fightback in equal measure.
India's bowling duo Yuzvendra Chahal and Avesh Khan left to link up with the first batch of the Men in Blue squad in New York ahead of the ICC T20 World Cup starting from June 1 onwards.
On Sunday, just after KKR lifted the trophy under Shreyas Iyer's captaincy, the first-ever video was made to Salt, who had formed a formidable opening pair with Sunil Narine before he departed back home for a T20I series against Pakistan, which started on May 22 and will go on till May 30
Former England skipper Michael Vaughan remarked on Sunday that the national side would have prepared better for the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup by playing in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) rather than playing a home series against Pakistan.