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Shubman Gill Brutally Slammed/sbkinews.in Shubman Gill faced scathing criticism from New Zealand legend Ian Smith for passive captaincy during India’s dramatic 4-run defeat in the 3rd ODI against New Zealand at Indore’s Holkar Stadium, where the former keeper-batter lambasted the young skipper for hiding in the deep and failing to apply pressure during crucial phases, […]

Vihaan Malhotra’s 5/21 Sparks/sbkinews.in Vihaan Malhotra emerged as the hero of India’s Under-19 World Cup campaign, delivering a match-defining 5/21 spell that dismantled Bangladesh’s batting lineup in a dramatic collapse from 85/2 to 93 all out, securing an 18-run victory in a rain-affected Super League group clash at Bloemfontein.  The 17-year-old Delhi leg-spinner’s googly mastery

Chinnaswamy Stadium/sbkinews.in Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru has secured conditional approval from the Karnataka government to resume hosting international and IPL matches, marking a pivotal step toward reclaiming its status as one of India’s premier cricket venues following months of safety audits triggered by structural concerns and overcrowding incidents during IPL 2025. The nod comes with

India Coach Ryan Ten /sbkinews.in India assistant coach Ryan Ten Doeschate ignited a firestorm of controversy by attributing Rohit Sharma’s recent batting struggles to insufficient match practice, drawing brutal backlash from fans and pundits who accused him of undermining the former captain’s stature with remarks interpreted as dismissive of Rohit’s world-class pedigree. The Netherlands-born coach’s

Steve Smith Denies Babar Azam Single/sbkinews.in Steve Smith delivered BBL masterclass drama, first denying Babar Azam a single with sly captaincy tactics that left the Pakistan star “not too happy,” before unleashing absolute carnage against Ryan Hadley for 32 runs in a single over—the most expensive in Big Bash League history—powering Sydney Sixers to a

India Edge New Zealand In Thriller/sbkinews.in Virat Kohli fell heartbreakingly short of his 85th ODI ton with 93, but KL Rahul’s match-winning 45* off 32 balls in the death overs powered India to a thrilling four-wicket victory over New Zealand in the first ODI at Vadodara’s Kotambi International Stadium, chasing down 338 with four overs