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After having a clean sweep against West Indies , Team India is all set for the One-day international (ODI) series which is going to start from Sunday.  The first ODI of the series of five matches will be held at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati. India prepared for the opening apparatus with a "light warm-up" session as any semblance of Virat Kohli , MS Dhoni, KL Rahul, Umesh Yadav, and Mohammed Shami treated themselves to a round of keepy-uppy.  Indian skipper Virat Kohli is back in charge for the ODI squad. After the break he got in Asia Cup, he will now lead India as the hosts go up against the West Indies.  It will be nothing new for the Indian skipper, for when he exits to bat, he will be on the cusp of breaking a few records. He now needs 187 flees from getting to be driving run-scorer among Indians versus West Indies in ODIs. As of now, Sachin Tendulkar holds the record with 1573 runs.  Kohli likewise needs 221 races to finish 10000 ODI runs. On

Prithvi Shaw, an 18-year-old talented guy, who hails from Mumbai and idolizes the 'God of Cricket' Sachin Tendulkar , has made his remarkable debut in the International Test Cricket with a 99 balls century against the West Indies at Rajkot on 4th October 2018. The way he performed in his debut match, we can clearly say that the future of Indian Cricket is in Safe Hands. Here are some of the Interesting facts about the Teenage Sensation Prithvi Shaw : 1)National Record in School Tournament He created a national record by scoring 546 runs while playing for Rizvi Springfield against St Francis D’Assisi in an inter-school tournament for the prestigious Harris Shield. He became the first Indian schoolboy cricketer who has scored such a big score of over 500 runs in an official interschool match. 2)Centuries in Debut Matches Prithvi Shaw is one of those rarest cricketers who scored centuries in their Debut matches, He made his debut in 2016-17 Ranji Trophy and scored a

Stinging from consecutive losses against India, Pakistan will have to make a comeback when they will Bangladesh in a virtual semi-final of the Asia Cup on Wednesday. One of the two Teams will head home after their last Super Four diversion at the Sheik Zayed Cricket Stadium and given the backfire, they got after the matches against India, Pakistan will try their best to be in the tournament. Be that as it may, Pakistan's greatest concern is the poor type of pace initiate Mohammed Amir , who appears to have lost sting and it is becoming difficult for him to take wickets, which is his essential skill, and that was reiterated by his captain Sarfraz Ahmed on the eve of the League match against India. Sarfraz's words did not have the coveted impact as Amir and Co neglected to convey. Pakistan will try its best to beat Bangladesh and get a chance to make a comeback in the tournament. After their nine-wicket embarrassment on account of India, Paki Coach  Mickey Arthur

When It comes to rivalry and cricket then No-one can ignore the rivalry of India and Pakistan, Both teams had some nailbiting matches in the past as both these teams have almost same potential. India has one of the best batting squads in the world and on the opposite side, Pak has one of the strongest Bowling Squads. The entire world will be stuck to their TVs when India and Pakistan confront each other in a mouth-watering conflict, on Wednesday, in the progressing Asia Cup 2018 .  Pakistan demonstrated their ability with the ball against Hong Kong and their pacers will look bowl, with the same enthusiasm, against India.  Here we will discuss some clashes in this Ind vs Pak Match which will start at 3 pm today. Rohit Sharma vs Usman Khan This 24-year-old player is gradually ending up as a remarkable power for Pakistan.  In 7 ODIs, he has picked 18 wickets. The left-arm bowler, who was great against Hong Kong, will hope to have his say against Rohit Sharma

When Ravindra Jadeja scored a fifty on Sunday, He dusted his bat off before performing his usual sword-brandishing routine. He has not played much  cricket,  the suggestion seemed to be. There should be no cobwebs on his blade for a while now. On the third day at the Oval , Jadeja produced a measured counter-attacking 86 to bring India out of danger. He and G. Hanuma Vihari, who scored a 50 on his debut match, made a partnership of 77 runs for the seventh wicket — the sort of lower-order strength the visitors had sorely missed this series. India was eventually bowled out for 292, Giving a minor lead of 40 runs to England. Jadeja Proved that He is a test player Jadeja grabbed this opportunity to show that he should be a vital member of this Test team. There were talks of Kuldeep Yadav being drafted into the Test team more often than Jadeja, but the senior player proved that he could be a better test player too. From bowling to batting, Jadeja proved his presen

Indian cricket skipper Virat Kohli today dedicated his India's victory in the third Test against England to the victims of the devastating Kerala floods . Around 400 people have lost their lives, with more than a million people displaced, This has been the worst natural calamity in the state for a century. "First and foremost we as a team want to dedicate this victory to the flood victims in Kerala," Kohli said, after India's 203-run victory. "People are going through a lot. This is our bit we can do." Virat also thanked his wife and Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma for motivating him. "I'd like to dedicate this to my wife who is here and keeps motivating me. She's copped a lot in the past but she deserves the credit for this one", he said. Kohli added that the performance of our fast bowlers is getting better with every Test match they play. In this Test, Hardik Pandya took five wickets in England’s first innings whi

Dipa Karmakar will not be participating in Wednesday’s Women’s Gymnastics Artistic Team Final due to an accidental injury on her right knee that she picked up during qualification training. Dipa had felt a 'jerk' in her knee during practice Dipa's coach Nandi explained about Dipa's injury that, "On Monday she started feeling a jerk in her knee while landing during the 'podium practice'. The surface here is hard and the one in Delhi was soft (foam) which would absorb the jerk." "We consulted the IOA doctor here and he advised that she should not push, otherwise it will aggravate," the coach added. Coach is confident that Dipa will make a comeback Dipa's Coach Nandi told media that after returning to India Dipa will consult Dr. Anand Joshi, who conducted her ACL surgery and he is quite confident that Deepa will make a comeback very soon. "It's a jerk and a two-week rest would be enough," Nandi said. Now a