After falling for a single-digit score against West Indies Champions in his first match in four years, the 'Mr 360' of the old days stamped his authority with a 30-ball 63, consisting of three fours and four sixes and scoring at a strike rate of 210.00.
The results from the first game were shared on the official X handle of FIDE. Humpy's first game with China's Lei Tingjie ended in a draw at 0.5-0.5 each, and so did the other semifinal first game between China's Tan Zhongyi and Divya with a similar scoreline.
The West Indies team, led by Chris Gayle, displayed an outstanding performance with 21 runs, with Walton (83 runs) playing a crucial innings to set up a good target. The team's victory is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and teamwork.
India Champions team practice at the Edgbaston Cricket Ground ahead of their match against South Africa Champions in the ongoing World Championship of Legends (WCL) 2025 here on Tuesday.
West Indies Champions player Shivnarine Chanderpaul expressed his delight as he reunited with the old players for the ongoing World Championship of Legends (WCL) 2025 tournament, which is being played in the United Kingdom from July 18 to August 2.
Recalling how he found out about the score, he said, "When I saw the total overnight, I thought maybe we could manage around 200 runs. Then when I came home and switched on the television, I saw 5/2. I wasn't too sure if it was two wickets down or five wickets down and then when I checked
The World Champions of Legends (WCL) sources on Monday informed that the organisers of the competition have conveyed to England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) that they were unable to conduct the match and there is no fault of the Indian team in this.
Having dominated the competition last year, the India Champions, led by the ever-determined Yuvraj Singh, have their sights firmly set on retaining their crown.
Running from 18th July to 2nd August 2025, the tournament spans four iconic venues across the UK, offering fans a high-octane blend of legendary rivalries, cricketing excellence, and unmatched entertainment.
Former Australia tearaway Brett Lee weighed in on the recent contest called off between India and Pakistan in the ongoing World Championships of Legends (WCL).
In a post on social media platform X, Chaturvedi wrote, "Collective voice of the nation can move mountains. A big thank you to all those who took up a firm stance and stood against any India-Pak cricket ties, especially post Pahalgam and Operation Sindoor, and supported my call to cancel