#indian cricket

[nomorenightingaless]

saalo desiblr cricket fans kaha chale gaye mithai bato bhaiii PEHLI BAAR GHAR TROPHY AAYI HAIN like seriously KAHA GAYE RCB DEFENDERS

[anirregularperson]

Best meme of the day hogya ye toh..😂😂😂

Anyways manifesting..👉🏻👈🏻

[apnahichutiyapfelahuahai]

1st test match ki team dekhi india ki dekh k to fatt gii fir Australia ki dekhi to fatt k 4 ho gii bc aisa lg rha h ye saale kachha chaba jayege but dekhte h mza to aayega agr phla session acha gya toh!!

[ms-potato]

Hardik shifting to MI, rohit not having a clue about this, THALA RETAINED!, shubman being GT ka captain, oh I cannot wait for ipl2024 😫

[hum-suffer]

Guys...i may have written a steamy getting together ishman one shot.

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[postapocalypticromance]

The consistent underperformance of India in women's cricket is both kinda funny, but also incredibly annoying.

Funny because the BCCI is the most powerful and probably financially strongest of the cricket governing bodies.

But annoying because they don't fund the women's team near enough to make them into an actually consistently competitive team.

I know that the Black Caps aren't representative of stuff in the wider context, but if tiny New Zealand can turn an underappreciated men's national sports team into something that can compete for the biggest prizes then India sure as hell could turn their women's team into more of a force than they are now.

[swifttsunoda]

WE ARE SO BACK! india won by 6 wickets 🥺

[pocketedxoxo]

to you it’s just an india-pakistan match, but to me?? to me it’s trooping over to family friends’ houses with flags and snacks and watching the match, and being told not to move when india is playing well bc the second you do, they start playing badly. and it’s eating meals and chattering about opinions on cricket

it’s honestly one of my favourite things

[artcinemas]

[aaric-s-haven]

It's not very normal of me to cover 20 years of indian cricket in the last 3 weeks. What's wrong with me and why tf am I watching test matches with such interest

[deathelegy]

THE OVALS, LONDON

-dressing room nostalgic aesthetics

- dream of every player

[every-day-updates]

Sunil Gavaskar Slams Critics

Cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar has launched a scathing attack on critics and detractors of Team India, urging them to stop unnecessary negativity and recognize the team’s achievements instead. His remarks come in response to growing criticism of the Indian cricket team, especially after their performances in recent tournaments.

Gavaskar, one of India’s most respected cricketing voices, expressed disappointment over how some pundits and analysts constantly criticize the team despite its success. He argued that many of these critics owe their careers to Indian cricket and should be more constructive in their feedback. In a direct and fiery statement, he said, “Stop mourning. Your salaries depend on Indian cricket. If the team succeeds, the game succeeds, and so do you.”

The veteran cricketer was particularly upset over how some former players and commentators seem to take pleasure in questioning the team's performances, especially after narrow defeats or minor setbacks. He believes that constant negative narratives create undue pressure on players and undermine the morale of the team, which remains one of the most dominant forces in international cricket.

His remarks are also seen as a response to criticism following India’s losses in high-stakes matches, where experts and former players often engage in harsh post-match analysis, sometimes overlooking the broader success of the team. Gavaskar reminded the critics that India remains one of the strongest teams in world cricket, and instead of constant negativity, they should celebrate the team’s efforts and support their progress.

Gavaskar’s statement has sparked mixed reactions in the cricketing fraternity. While many fans and analysts agree with his viewpoint, arguing that constructive criticism should not turn into relentless negativity, others believe that healthy debate and questioning are essential to keeping the team accountable.

With Indian cricket under constant media scrutiny, Gavaskar’s strong message serves as a reminder of the need for balance between critique and support. As the team prepares for upcoming international tournaments, his words could encourage fans and analysts to focus on constructive discussions rather than pessimistic narratives.

[sportyvaibhav]

IND vs PAK Champions Trophy 2025: The Clash of Titans That Broke the Internet!🏏

In the realm of cricket, no rivalry matches the fervor and zeal of IND VS PAK. With the Champions Trophy 2025 poised to rekindle this long-standing rivalry, excitement is already reaching a fever pitch online. With finishes that leave fans on the edge of their seats, legendary moments, and more, each IND vs PAK encounter transcends sport to become a grand spectacle that brings together and splits…

[apnahichutiyapfelahuahai]

Ha bhai aaj test match h firr BGT 2024-25 4th test live from MCG!! Fuck yeah let's win this one Rohit bhai open kro ya kuch bhi run aane chaiye bss that's it or kuch ni chahiye or bowlers Travis head ko out krna seekh le to better h bhai baki good luck

[ms-potato]

Me watching t20 ind vs aus, slowing healing my wc heartbreak 😞👍

Cheering and jumping as ishan hits an another boundary as if I'm his wife is true desi girlhood ✨

[nayakb]

Shubman Gill: The Next Big Thing in International Cricket

Cricket has always been a sport that thrives on the emergence of young talent, and in recent years, few names have shone as brightly as Shubman Gill. The 24-year-old Indian cricketer has quickly risen through the ranks to establish himself as one of the most promising batsmen in the world. With his elegant stroke play, impeccable technique, and calm demeanor, Gill is being hailed as the next big…