Former cricketer Yograj Singh launched a scathing triade at Congress spokesperson Shama Mohamed for her controversial remark on India captain Rohit Sharma.
Ahead of the semi-final clash against Australia in the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy 2025 on Tuesday, India skipper Rohiit Sharma revealed that all-rounder AxarPatel was told by the management during the England series that he will bat at number five no matter what is the situation.
After India's 44-run victory over New Zealand in their final Group A match of the ICC Champions Trophy in Dubai, skipper Rohit Sharma said that the team management will decide if four spinners will play in the semi-final against Australia on Tuesday and a call will be taken on the bowling op
Varun bowled exceptionally well and was awarded Player of the Match for his brilliant performance in the last group stage match. The 33-year-old snapped five in his spell of 10 overs, where he conceded 42 runs.
Bharatiya Janata Party leader Amit Malviya on Monday condemned Congress spokesperson Shama Mohamed's remarks on Indian cricket team captain Rohit Sharma and said that the party which has lost "over 90 elections" under Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi's leadership, is now "body
"No, look, it's a great opposition to play against. All we had to do is what we've been thinking about last three games. And we have to approach that game in a similar fashion," Rohit stated in the pre-match press conference
"I agree, this is not about politics, this is about cricket. How many days will Rohit Sharma be given a pass? Scoring a century once in two years and getting out quickly in other matches don't justify his place in the team. He should not remain an authority in the team. The Congress leader i
BCCI Secretary Devajit Saikia on Monday shared his thoughts on comments made by Congress spokesperson Shama Mohamed where she called Team India skipper Rohit Sharma "fat".
BJP leader Pradeep Bhandari claimed that the Congress party is trying to send a message that the Congress will oppose every patriot who does good for the country.
Speaking to ANI today the Congress' National spokesperson said, "It was a generic tweet about the fitness of a sportsperson. It was not body-shaming. I always believed a sportsperson should be fit, and I felt he was a bit overweight, so I just tweeted about that. I have been attacked for