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Virat Kohli created History became the first cricketer in the world to do so in T20 World Cup
Virat Kohli created History became the first cricketer in the world to do so in T20 World Cup
Image Source : GETTY Virat Kohli after scoring a half-century against Pakistan Virat Kohli Records: Even though the Indian team got knocked out once again in the T20 World Cup, its dream of becoming the champion for the second time also remained incomplete. But for the team’s star batsman and former captain Virat Kohli, the eighth season of the World Cup held in Australia was very memorable and…
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ICC T20 WORLD CUP 2024: Rohit Sharma will break this record of Chris Gayle, to reach number 3
Rohit Sharma can complete his 1000 runs in this year’s T20 World Cup, but for this he has to first surpass Chris Gayle of West Indies. The T20 World Cup is about to begin. The Indian team will start its journey by playing its first match against Ireland on June 5. However, the T20 World Cup will start on June 2 2024. Meanwhile, new records will be created and records will be set again. Rohit…
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Last night was something that I'll remember forever, after years of heartbreak and tears India finally lifted an ICC trophy. It's been 11 years since we lifted an ICC trophy, 13 since we lifted a World Cup and 17 since we won a T20 World Cup and after several close brushes with victory and knockout defeats we are finally the World Champions again. There are many things that I wanted to say since yesterday but I just couldn't get the time to sit down and now when I finally have time in my hands I'd like to get all my feelings out and shut up for the greater good.
First of all Rohit, what a man, what a captain. If somebody deserved the the cup it was him and seeing him collapse to the floor and slapping the turf with all his might showed just how much it ment to him.
Also how he was crying again after a finals but this time they were tears of happiness that didn't seem to stop.
The belief Rohit (and Dravid) showed in Virat, constantly backing him and saying that it's his class that matters and he'll perform in the finals. Virat being the man he is and standing up when India needed him the most and proving Rohit right.
How Virat called Anushka and kids immediately after the win (making funny faces and shedding a few tears) showing that you're never too busy.
The tightest Rohirat hug with both of them crying and refusing to let go of each other just after the win. Matlab pura tournament we were crying for a RoKo moment and we got it at the best time possible.
Bumrah falling to his knees and showing that rare burst of emotions and then immediately running to Sanjana, hugging her so tight that he lifted her off the ground.
Hardik, the man who probably had the worst 7 to 8 months of his life with a smile on his face finally letting go and crying like a child. He turned all the boos into cheers.
Rohit consoling a crying Hardik and barging into his interview to give him a kiss on the cheek (and the way Hardik immediately melted) god how they bashed all the rumours.
Siraj not even being in the playing 11 but falling down to the ground sobbing and being speechless during the interviews.
Also streets will never forget Axar's contribution, Bapu served India again and man deserved every bit of credit.
Shivam Dube with his quickfire and crucial 21 run innings gutted all those who questioned his selection.
Arshdeep celebrating the win after being one of the best bowlers in the tournament in full Punjabi style. The tunak tunak bhangra with Virat will always be a part of numerous edits.
A teary Rohit hugging Virat again.
The Rohika hug omg how I love them.
Rahul Dravid showing more emotions than he did in the past 30 years and celebrating like a madman on his last day as the Indian coach. He truly had his Chak De moment and he bloody deserved it.
Surya taking the bloody catch of the tournament and giving us the chance to tell our future generations about the catch that helped us win the cup the same way our elder generation told us of the iconic Kapil Dev catch.
Virat giving the trophy to Dravid and the whole team lifting him as a tribute.
Rohit running into the ground with tricolour and plunging it into the ground, hoisting the flag in Barbados.
Kuldeep telling Rohit to do the Messi walk to lift the cup.
Rohit and Virat trashing all their rift rumours and posing with the trophy with the tricolour on their backs.
Rohit standing with Sammy on his shoulders, Virat by his side, trophy in his hands and the tricolour on his back.
Bumrah giving his medal to baby Angad and him giving Boom the softest smile.
Rahul Dravid being the Barbados ka Gunda
Sammy enjoying the lap of honour on his father's shoulder.
Rohit sitting down and eating some of the soil to relish the taste of victory. The whole world saw how important this was for him and how he cherished the very soil where they won instead of putting his legs on the trophy.
Virat making the day bittersweet by announcing his retirement from t20i after winning the POTM. The man who literally carried India in t20i's and t20 world cup said goodbye to the format leaving us all a little more teary.
Rohit letting Virat have his moment and instead casually announcing his retirement from t20i and making us cry even more. The man who scored 100s in t20 for fun left the stage with the trophy in his hand.
RoKo posing with the flag and the trophy being the last time they were seen together in t20s for India. Our childhood has really ended and so did an era. Extremely happy that they bid adieu with the trophy in their hands.
Jaddu following their steps and announcing his retirement from t20s also. All the seniors from the team are gone and passed the baton on, India will definitely miss it's best fielder in the t20 field.
All the Indians pouring out their love on social media not caring how big of a celebrity they are.
MS Dhoni making us realise that we need to win a world cup to make him remember his instagram password. Yer the fact that he never posted his pic with the trophy but posted India lifting the title under Rohit's captaincy at 1.30 am.
The entirety of India spilling onto the streets, screaming, crying, waving the tiranga and celebrating the win with raw emotions.
There are so many moments that I missed because yesterday was filled with raw emotions and beautiful moments so please don't hesitate to add you own. Our men in blue proved that for every 19th November there is a 29th June. I always complained (especially after 2023 wc) that how it was unfair that my grandfather got see India lifting the cup and so did my father but never me and last night all my complaints went out of the window. It was a night that I'll tell my kids about, a night that no Indian will ever forget, a night which was made even more special with the whole desiblr celebrating together. I read somewhere that "Indians have red blood running in their veins but they bleed blue" and this statement couldn't get any truer as our mental health really depended on these 11 men in blue. And finally after ages we closed our campaign with the cup in our hands and finally our legends had a deserving farewell. Bleed blue 💙
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Okay. I’m going to go there. Here are my thoughts on this travesty of a match. But first:
Here are the Indian national cricket team’s international stats
World Test Championship
2021 - Runners Up
2023 - Runners Up
ODI World Cup
2015 - Semi-Finalists
2019 - Semi-Finalists
2023 - Runners Up
T20 World Cup
2014 - Runners Up
2016 - Semi-Finalists
2022 - Semi-Finalists
Champions Trophy
2017 - Runners Up
Now, I understand the points made about Choice of Pitch and Crowd Support. I do believe the outcome would’ve been different if we’d played anywhere except Ahmedabad. And as hosts, we’ve got to give our players every advantage, including a pitch that tilts in their favour.* BUT what about all the tournaments we didn’t host? We’ve consistently made the semis and finals of almost every single major international trophy in the past decade. We’re practically giants. We don’t need a pitch advantage to win a match - we’ve demonstrated that we can get the job done and we can do it anywhere, any pitch, any country. So why can’t we win when it matters most?
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: cricket is just as much as a mental game as any other sport. We need to take note of this pattern and do something to address it. I’m not saying a sports psychologist will solve all our problems but it’s certainly a start. The minute Travis Head began to hit a few boundaries, shoulders began to droop. There were times when the fielding was so lax it felt like they couldn’t be bothered to do it faster because “eh, it’s just a single run.” Australia was on fire today. Not a single mistake, not a single toe out of line. They were in the zone, serious from the get go - and they got the job done. I have never seen that kind of coordination and perfection from our Indian team. We’re always wobbly in places, and then are stabilised and carried through by the stellar performance of a few players (who vary from match to match). We can talk about Batting Depth and Hardik’s absence from the team etc etc but the fact of the matter is we are capable enough to win on any pitch, in any conditions, as we’ve shown before, time and time again. But not if it’s a final. And I just think that’s a problem worth addressing with a solution that goes beyond “shiny new pitch, better gyms, and new talent.”
*I know it's technically ICC who prepares pitches but iykyk
#cricket world cup 2023#iccodiworldcup2023#viratkohli#virat kohli#sleepstxtic rambles#the women's team have a sports psychologist#why not the mens?
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India's T20 World Cup Triumph 2024
"Dhoni finishes off in style, It's India who win the World Cup." These lines said by Ravi Shastri had gone old with respect to India's World Cup Trophy drought. The most dominating team in bilateral series could not win an ICC Trophy and this was the biggest disappointment for ICT fans. After losing the 2023 world cup final, the first thought which came into my mind was that most probably 2024 t20 wc would be the last world cup Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli will play together. So, this was their only chance for a world cup glory and they did not gave us a feeling of dismay, sadness and disappointment but an year full of cherishing memories, joy and happiness
India won the T20 World Cup 2024 happening in the USA and West Indies. They became the only team to win a world cup staying unbeaten. Their journey to the final was a happening one from the high pressure game against or the game against Australia. Especially, the game against Pakistan was a sheer representation of the evolution of Indian team's pace battery in the last decade. From 98 percentage of winning the match with Pakistan our pace battery broke their dreams of winning a game against India as they took the game from them in the last 10 overs. From the first game to the last one, India never looked a under confident or worn out team as they dominated everybody they faced badly. One such win was against Australia in the Super Eight which was personal for every Indian citizen ( If you know what I am talking about). Rohit's knock in that game was the indication of the frustration he had in himself after every knockout loss in every world cup in the last 5-6 years with more respect to 19th November. Then comes the Semifinal against England and that transition from 10 wicket win to 10 wickets out was outstanding. The game was one sided as soon as England completed their powerplay during the batting stint. Every cricket in the team was hungry of that silverware. So, they never looked back to the losses they had been facing but focused on their race to the unmatched legacy of winning a World Cup Trophy. The final was the best which could happen in an ICC tournament. It was not a cricket match a display of every emotion one can imagine in a game of cricket. India set a target of 177 and defend for India seemed easy until Klaseen smashed 24 runs in the 15th over and his team needed just 30 of 30 balls. India's pace attack pulled off a blinder from that stage by first Bumrah giving an economical over and then Hardik took the wicket of Klaseen to shift the momentum of the game on his side. The hidden hero was Arshdeep Singh who also pulled of two brilliant overs at the right - one in the middle and the other in the death. Last over consisted of South Africa requiring 16 runs and Hardik had to defend them. The first ball was a full toss indicating the pressure Hardik had with respect to his last 6 months. Miller swung his bat so hard but could not get the middle and it was the sticker that touched his bat but it was enough to go to the boundary but not above it as Suryakumar Yadav caught the ball and fancied India's chances to get the silverware.
Virat Kohli was in tears and Rohit Sharma lied down to celebrate their undermining hard work in the last decade and the last time in this format. The pair decided to announce their retirement from T20I's together after getting their hands on the silverware. Looking back to their world cup triumph I see a roller coaster ride filled with emotions of joy, happiness and satisfaction. The trophy weighing 12kg which they lifted had made 1.3 billion people happy back home which they expressed through lighting firecrackers and doing individual parades. India became the first cricket team to win a T20I world cup unbeaten displaying their want to get hands on the trophy badly and they gave everything for it. We also gave everything for it and got the result back paying the debt of our worshipping to the team from the last 17 freaking years.
Ravi Shastri's lines were replaced by the ones - Long on, Long On and what a catch, Suryakumar takes it and Miller's gone !!!!!!!!
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anon who sent in the ask about wanting to have a discussion about the vk-jos debate here. thank you for answering that!
yeah, you're right it pretty much boils down into what you consider the definition of impact! to me there isn't really a standard definition, because so many external factors come into play, but what i usually do is take a certain player's innings out of the equation while keeping the rest of the stats the same and see what the scores look like after that. also what my broadcast often shows is stats like "x team won this many percent of times when y batter from their team scored a certain no. of runs or y bowler took a certain no. of wickets. and that stood out as very interesting to me, there's some water in that argument there.
which is why i rate vk so high, because more often than not, take vk's runs out of the equation and india 9 times out of 10 wouldn't have won that match. this final is the prime example of that, reddit dudebros were at vk's throat to up the ante, but imo he played exactly as the situation required. in that scenario, vk getting stuck in was the best bet for us to be able to win that match, and we did! imagine instead of scoring 76 off 59 he scored something like 50 off 20 or a 30 off 15. yes he scores at a higher rate, but then we end up with a 20-40 less runs to defend, which is a more difficult job, and dareisay a different result for us.
also I feel like the debate about take vk out of the equation and we lose might be influenced by team combination? this is absolutely not an insult to england or jos, in fact it's a compliment. jos has rarely been needed to be a one-man army for england, because his teammates have hardly ever left him in that situation. vk, on the other hand, has dragged the team to wins with almost no support, and that honestly reflects worse on the other players on our team. i promise you, rohit wasn't always the batsman you've seen in this world cup 🥴 back in 2014/16, he used to be veeery hit and miss, and very often the openers would depart on ducks, and leave vk with a job to do. and madlad actually did get it done most of the times.
that's why i often get annoyed when people call vk selfish or a stats merchant or a statpadder. like yes, he plays slow, but the others didn't really give him an option apart from conserving his wicket? if he too gets out searching for the big shot, who's gonna bat deep and take us home? also, not to mention that vk is probably the best pacer of an innings of the current generation; he's so ruthless at the death, and can find the boundary at will. mohali and melbourne was proof of that.
and again vk is so devastatingly consistent and reliable in t20s. it's like whenever i watch rohit, or surya or even jos play, i have no idea whether they are gonna score 0 or 20 or 30 or 50 or 100, but whenever vk is batting, 9 times out of 10, i can count on him to score at the very least a 20. the big-hitters aren't really as consistent as him. jos definitely is one of the more consistent hitters, as are gayle and guptill, but to me, personally, nobody comes close to vk's consistency in t20s.
i think for me, the consistency is what cements vk as the best T20 batter of this generation to me, because i can't recall anyone else who has sustained their form and their ability to come clutch when necessary the way vk has.
(side note: i hadn't thought about this until this debate came up, but thoughts on a vk/jos opening partnership? it would really work out in my opinion, they complement each other perfectly 😋)
Yeah agree with a lot of what you said, and to reiterate I’m not denying he’s one of the best white ball batters to have ever played the game. I would still say Jos is more impact than VK though, but that’s all down to what I believe is an impact player.
Like I said before, VK sits with Joe and Steve and Kane as the Big 4 for a reason, but to me they’re not impact players. As you’ve said, you want them staying in, batting deep, holding their end of the wicket, slowing the game when it needs to be slowed or speeding it up when it needs to go faster, having that match awareness and that confidence that they’re not going out even when they get set.
That’s just not an impact player to me, that’s a high order batsman or an incredibly good batsman. Impact players, as you said, are a bit more inconsistent with what they score because of the way they play. Jos gets a solid 80 odd against USA with an incredible destructive innings so much so we didn’t even really need a second player, but in other games playing the same way he goes for 10 or less. Ben is the same - if he gets his eye in he’s an absolute machine but he can just as easily score 10 as he can 110.
A Jos and VK opening pair… yeah I’d pay good money to see that 😮💨
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Top 5 Highest-Paid Players Retained by Franchises for IPL 2025
Top 5 Highest-Paid Players Retained by Franchises for IPL 2025: As the Indian Premier League (IPL) heads towards its 2025 season, the excitement around player retention and auctions is at its peak. With a new three-year cycle ahead and teams strategically planning, each of the 10 franchises have announced their list of retained players, leaving some big names like Rishabh Pant, KL Rahul and Shreyas Iyer available for the upcoming mega auction.
With a budget limit of 120 crore for retention and auction, teams had to make several crucial decisions including retaining six players, including five capped and two uncapped Indian players.
Top 5 Highest-Paid Players Retained by Franchises for IPL 2025
1. Heinrich Klaasen – 23 crore (Sunrisers Hyderabad)
Heinrich Klaasen is the highest-paid retained player this season, receiving 23 crores from Sunrisers Hyderabad. Known for his recent batting prowess in the ICC T20 World Cup 2024, the South African star is a proven match-winner. Klaasen, who scored a blazing century against RCB last season, has plenty of experience in franchise leagues around the world
2. Virat Kohli – 21 crore (Royal Challengers Bangalore)
For RCB, Virat Kohli continues his journey with the team, having been retained for Rs 21 crore. The leading run-scorer in IPL history and one of the most consistent players in the league, Kohli is not only the backbone of RCB but also one of the biggest attractions of the tournament. His retention was almost inevitable, as he aims to lead RCB to their maiden IPL title.
➥ Also Read: All Mumbai Indians Retentions For IPL 2025
3. Nicholas Pooran – 21 crore (Lucknow Super Giants)
Lucknow Super Giants made a surprise move by retaining West Indies wicketkeeper-batsman Nicholas Pooran, replacing their former captain KL Rahul. Pooran, who played some impressive knocks last season, adds tremendous strength to the LSG lineup. His aggressive style and experience make him a vital player for the franchise, who retained him for Rs 21 crore.
4. Jasprit Bumrah – 18 crore (Mumbai Indians)
Mumbai Indians have retained their fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah for 18 crores. Known for his lethal death overs and incredible control, Bumrah is one of the most dangerous bowlers in the league. His retention has strengthened Mumbai's bowling attack, making him a key player for the 2025 season.
5. Ravindra Jadeja – 18 crore (Chennai Super Kings)
Chennai Super Kings retained Ravindra Jadeja for 18 crores, which many fans were expecting. The experienced all-rounder brings unmatched skills with both bat and ball and is a strategic asset on the field. Jadeja's experience is a strength for CSK.
➥ Also Read: All Chennai Super Kings Retentions For IPL 2025
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[ad_1] Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana against New Zealand (Image: BCCI) The resurgence in form from Smriti Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur during India’s ODI series against New Zealand has ignited newfound optimism in fans about the team’s prospects ahead of the 2025 ODI World Cup. Both the skipper and her deputy had consistent contributions in the 2-1 series victory, signalling a promising shift for India as they continue to refine their form and strategy following a disappointing run in the 2024 T20 World Cup. Mandhana’s Timely Return to Form Smriti Mandhana, India’s vice-captain and one of the most talented batters in the women’s game, did not start off the series on the right foot, with an early dismissal in the first ODI, where she was the stand-in skipper. But her brilliant century in the last game of the series came as a reminder of her maturity and her growing role as a leader in the team. Her 100 off 122 deliveries was proof of her adaptability, blending patience with the right amount of aggression. Mandhana’s capacity to build partnerships was key throughout the series, including her partnerships with Jemimah Rodrigues and the captain, Harmanpreet. Her adaptability to anchor the innings or accelerate when needed proved why she is one of the pillars of the Indian batting lineup. Ahead of the World Cup next year, Mandhana’s return to form is invaluable. Harmanpreet Displays All-Round Leadership The captain too had a solid series, announcing her comeback with impactful performances both as a middle-order batter and as a leader. Like Mandhana, Harmanpreet also had a shaky start to the series, when she stepped back into her role in the second ODI where she was unable to play an innings of substance. However, in the final game, the skipper played a crucial role in the win, scoring 59* (63 balls). She ended the chase in the 45th over and scored the winning runs. After ruthless scrutiny for her tactical blunders in the recently concluded T20 World Cup, this time around, her captaincy was instrumental in the series win. She was spot on with the rotation of her bowlers and field placements. And now, with her renewed form and adroit tactical decisions, the future looks bright for India heading into an ODI World Cup year. India’s Well-Rounded Performance in the Series India’s series was one that was built on contributions with both bat and ball. In the first match, Radha Yadav dismantled the Kiwi batting lineup. Defending 227 runs, debutant Saima Thakor and Deepti Sharma too impressed with the ball in the middle overs. In the final match of the series, Priya Mishra and Deepti contributed and scalped crucial wickets. Priya impressed with her accuracy while Deepti was able to penetrate the batting lineup and prevent New Zealand from building a strong foundation. New Zealand, a quality side with standout players like Sophie Devine and Brooke Halliday, met with an equally formidable response from India’s bowlers. They showcased their ability to handle pressure, defend totals and execute strategies with precision. The Path Forward With the two leading ladies, Mandhana and Harmanpreet, finding their rhythm, India’s batting lineup immediately appears robust and capable of taking on the world’s best. Both veterans’ return to form has given the Women in Blue a much-needed confidence boost. For a team that has so much potential and emerging players like Tejal Hasabnis and Saima, it’s equally important that the veterans continue grooming fresh talent and strengthen the lineup ahead of the World Cup. This series win, especially against a team of New Zealand’s calibre after a disastrous World Cup campaign, is more than just a morale boost. If Harmanpreet and Smriti continue their form and peak at the right moment, India will have a formidable chance at the 2025 ODI World Cup. The post Smriti Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur Boost India’s Hopes for the 2025 ODI World Cup appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports.
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[ad_1] Harmanpreet Kaur and Smriti Mandhana against New Zealand (Image: BCCI) The resurgence in form from Smriti Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur during India’s ODI series against New Zealand has ignited newfound optimism in fans about the team’s prospects ahead of the 2025 ODI World Cup. Both the skipper and her deputy had consistent contributions in the 2-1 series victory, signalling a promising shift for India as they continue to refine their form and strategy following a disappointing run in the 2024 T20 World Cup. Mandhana’s Timely Return to Form Smriti Mandhana, India’s vice-captain and one of the most talented batters in the women’s game, did not start off the series on the right foot, with an early dismissal in the first ODI, where she was the stand-in skipper. But her brilliant century in the last game of the series came as a reminder of her maturity and her growing role as a leader in the team. Her 100 off 122 deliveries was proof of her adaptability, blending patience with the right amount of aggression. Mandhana’s capacity to build partnerships was key throughout the series, including her partnerships with Jemimah Rodrigues and the captain, Harmanpreet. Her adaptability to anchor the innings or accelerate when needed proved why she is one of the pillars of the Indian batting lineup. Ahead of the World Cup next year, Mandhana’s return to form is invaluable. Harmanpreet Displays All-Round Leadership The captain too had a solid series, announcing her comeback with impactful performances both as a middle-order batter and as a leader. Like Mandhana, Harmanpreet also had a shaky start to the series, when she stepped back into her role in the second ODI where she was unable to play an innings of substance. However, in the final game, the skipper played a crucial role in the win, scoring 59* (63 balls). She ended the chase in the 45th over and scored the winning runs. After ruthless scrutiny for her tactical blunders in the recently concluded T20 World Cup, this time around, her captaincy was instrumental in the series win. She was spot on with the rotation of her bowlers and field placements. And now, with her renewed form and adroit tactical decisions, the future looks bright for India heading into an ODI World Cup year. India’s Well-Rounded Performance in the Series India’s series was one that was built on contributions with both bat and ball. In the first match, Radha Yadav dismantled the Kiwi batting lineup. Defending 227 runs, debutant Saima Thakor and Deepti Sharma too impressed with the ball in the middle overs. In the final match of the series, Priya Mishra and Deepti contributed and scalped crucial wickets. Priya impressed with her accuracy while Deepti was able to penetrate the batting lineup and prevent New Zealand from building a strong foundation. New Zealand, a quality side with standout players like Sophie Devine and Brooke Halliday, met with an equally formidable response from India’s bowlers. They showcased their ability to handle pressure, defend totals and execute strategies with precision. The Path Forward With the two leading ladies, Mandhana and Harmanpreet, finding their rhythm, India’s batting lineup immediately appears robust and capable of taking on the world’s best. Both veterans’ return to form has given the Women in Blue a much-needed confidence boost. For a team that has so much potential and emerging players like Tejal Hasabnis and Saima, it’s equally important that the veterans continue grooming fresh talent and strengthen the lineup ahead of the World Cup. This series win, especially against a team of New Zealand’s calibre after a disastrous World Cup campaign, is more than just a morale boost. If Harmanpreet and Smriti continue their form and peak at the right moment, India will have a formidable chance at the 2025 ODI World Cup. The post Smriti Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur Boost India’s Hopes for the 2025 ODI World Cup appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports.
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India Wins the ICC T20 World Cup 2024: A Glorious Triumph
A Final to Remember: India’s Journey to Victory
The journey to the final was no easy feat. India faced tough competition throughout the tournament, but the team displayed incredible resilience and unmatched skill. In the semifinals, India convincingly beat England, setting up an epic showdown with South Africa, who had overpowered Afghanistan in their semifinal clash.
The final itself was a rollercoaster of emotions, with both teams delivering stunning performances. South Africa, eager to break their World Cup curse, fought tooth and nail, but it was India who held their nerve when it mattered the most. A vintage knock from Virat Kohli, scoring 76 runs, and some stellar bowling from Jasprit Bumrah and Arshdeep Singh ensured India emerged victorious by a narrow margin of 7 runs.
Key Players: Kohli, Bumrah, and Pandya Shine Bright
Virat Kohli, known for his ability to thrive under pressure, was named Player of the Match for his incredible 76-run contribution. His steady batting laid the foundation for India’s competitive total, while Hardik Pandya’s all-around performance added crucial runs and timely wickets.
Jasprit Bumrah was rightfully named Player of the Tournament, with his 15 wickets in 8 matches being instrumental in India’s success. Bumrah’s ability to bowl pinpoint yorkers at the death was a key factor in restricting South Africa’s aggressive batting lineup. Arshdeep Singh, who took the most wickets in the tournament, also played a pivotal role in India’s bowling attack.
India’s Second T20 World Cup Win: A Momentous Achievement
This victory marks India’s second T20 World Cup title, with the first being in 2007 under the captaincy of MS Dhoni. The symmetry of this win is particularly special, as current captain Rohit Sharma was a part of that historic 2007 team. Now, as captain, Sharma has led India to another World Cup triumph, bringing his T20I career to a fitting conclusion. After the match, Rohit Sharma announced his retirement from T20 Internationals, ending his career on a high note.
This win also signals the end of an era for some of India’s most iconic players, including Kohli and Bumrah, who have given their all for the nation over the years. The victory was a collective effort, and every member of the team contributed to making this dream a reality.
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Most Runs in Women's T20 World Cup 2024.
📷: CSA
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T20 World Cup: SA face WI in potential quarter-final; draw to play a big role in India vs NZ.
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India’s No. 3 roulette will be eliminated by Harmanpreet during the T20 World Cup.
India’s third-ranked player’s “mystery” has been revealed. Harmanpreet Kaur appears to be the piece of the puzzle that head coach Amol Muzumdar. Who had been quiet about, is now expected to solve.
“Yes, without a doubt. at addition to the warm-up matches. We had already made our decisions at the camps back in India before we left for the World Cup, Muzumdar stated prior to India’s opening match of the competition on Friday against New Zealand. “Our camp in Bangalore was quite enjoyable. That was where we had made our decision. These World Cup qualifying matches clearly demonstrated that to us.
You are able to guess it. You will locate it if you look through the scorecards. It’s a role that has had several occupants lately. It was also born out of necessity, mostly as a result of Yastika Bhatia’s injury sustained during the Bangladesh tour in April. Which made her appear to be the front-runner.
Since then, Yastika has recovered from a knee injury and is playing for the UAE team. However, it looks like she will have to wait for her chances. Harmanpreet batted at No.3 in both of India’s warm-ups, with scores of 10 and 1. However, it appears that in the grand scheme of things, that was unimportant.
Harmanpreet Kaur
Giving Harmanpreet the best opportunity to maximize her power game once.
It appears that the decision was made with some thought. Harmanpreet has mostly found herself playing catch up at the position she normally bats at, at four or five. Her strike rate of 94.09 throughout 84 T20 innings since 2022 is telling.
There have been four other people tried there since Muzumdar took charge. The longest-lasting experiment was the one conducted by Dayalan Hemalatha. She scored just 139 runs in seven games. Though, with 41 of those coming in a single inning. The other two who were briefly tried out were Sajeevan Sajana and Uma Chetry.
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Although Muzumdar could have resorted to Jemimah Rodrigues in an emergency, Muzumdar’s dexterity against spin makes her an important player at No. 4 or 5. According to the theory, Rodrigues, a touch player, may find it simpler to identify gaps in fields that are spread out.
Despite the limited sample size, Rodrigues hits for 143.81 in 10 innings at No. 5. Which is a significant improvement over his 110.19 at No. 3 over 59 innings. Nevertheless, Rodrigues is aiming to advance to “striking from ball one” as the next phase of her T20 batting development.
WPL given us a good base to find players
Muzumdar emphasized the strength of India’s roster. Not to mention that key backup players had specific roles allocated to them. Like Sajana, who as part of her personal development was sent to Australia for the “A” tour to “check off certain boxes,” which enhanced her status as an X-factor contestant.
It has, in my opinion, been a collaborative effort involving not only the Indian team or contingent but also the NCA, Muzumdar. We’ve been completely in sync with the coaches over there who went on the India a journey to Australia. We’ve been in continual communication. After the tour, we received feedback.
We seem to be formalizing a lot of things, in my opinion. Apart from the Indian contingent as I indicated, the India A [setup] is also very crucial for us. So that we get a lot of guys, and the bench strength is higher. We’ve observed the outcomes.
Several players who have joined the Indian team for this World Cup are alumni of the WPL. Not, of course, damaging the national team of first-class cricketers. But we have a solid foundation to locate players thanks to WPL.
Shreyanka Patil is one of the players whose reputation has improved as a result of the WPL. During Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s championship run earlier this year. The all-around player took the most wickets (4 for 12 in the final, to be exact).
Even though Shreyanka is just 12 T20I matches old. She has already established herself as a crucial death bowler. Who can create angles from around the stumps, much like her fast-bowling teammates. She has demonstrated a tendency to bowl in all phases of the game with her fluctuations in pace.
Another player who has sped her path through the WPL circuit is Radha Yadav. Who found herself in the cold for over a year after the previous tournament in South Africa. As has S Asha, the legspinner. Who debuted in Bangladesh this April and is another RCB discovery.
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Top 5 Unforgettable Moments from the Latest ICC Tournaments
The International Cricket Council (ICC) tournaments are always a spectacle, bringing together the best teams and players from around the globe. Each tournament is filled with thrilling moments, unforgettable performances, and heart-stopping drama that leaves cricket fans on the edge of their seats. From incredible comebacks to record-breaking performances, the latest ICC tournaments have not disappointed. In this InningsBreak special, we look at the Top 5 unforgettable moments that stood out and will be remembered for years to come.
1. Ben Stokes’ Masterclass in the ICC T20 World Cup Final
Ben Stokes is no stranger to delivering in high-pressure situations, but his match-winning performance in the ICC T20 World Cup final was truly special. With England chasing a modest target against Pakistan, the situation became tense when they lost wickets early. However, Stokes held his nerve, guiding his team to victory with an unbeaten half-century.
What made Stokes’ performance so memorable was the calmness with which he played, even when the match seemed to be slipping away. His ability to anchor the innings and switch gears when needed displayed his vast experience and talent. This knock not only won England the World Cup but cemented Stokes’ legacy as one of cricket’s greatest clutch players.
2. Shaheen Afridi’s Fiery Spell Against India
The India-Pakistan rivalry is one of the most intense in world sports, and every time these two cricketing giants clash, the world watches. In the latest ICC T20 World Cup, Pakistani pacer Shaheen Afridi produced one of the most unforgettable moments with his fiery opening spell against India.
Afridi took the crucial wickets of India’s top order, including Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul, within the first few overs, setting the tone for Pakistan's dominance. His ability to swing the ball at pace, combined with pinpoint accuracy, left the Indian batsmen rattled. It was a spell that defined Pakistan’s success in the tournament, with Afridi emerging as one of the most exciting fast bowlers in world cricket.
3. Suryakumar Yadav’s Dazzling 360-Degree Batting
Suryakumar Yadav, also known as “SKY,” has been the talk of the cricket world due to his innovative and fearless batting style. His incredible performance during the ICC T20 World Cup group stages, where he played a series of dazzling knocks, has left an indelible mark on the tournament.
In a match against South Africa, Yadav's 360-degree batting display was something never seen before. He found gaps all over the ground, playing audacious scoops, pulls, and drives to keep the scoreboard ticking despite a challenging bowling attack. Yadav’s versatility and ability to score runs from seemingly impossible angles left fans in awe, making his performances one of the most talked-about moments of the tournament.
4. Harmanpreet Kaur’s Heroics in the Women’s T20 World Cup
The Women’s T20 World Cup was filled with memorable moments, but none stood out more than Harmanpreet Kaur’s incredible knock in the semi-final against Australia. With India chasing a steep total, Kaur played one of the most determined and aggressive innings of her career, nearly taking India over the line.
Her ability to counterattack and take on the world’s best bowling attack was nothing short of extraordinary. Despite suffering from cramps during the latter part of her innings, Kaur continued to battle on, inspiring her team and millions of fans watching across the globe. Though India fell just short, Kaur’s heroic effort will be remembered as one of the defining moments of the tournament.
5. Rashid Khan’s Last-Over Heroics
Rashid Khan has built a reputation as one of the best T20 bowlers in the world, and his match-winning last-over in the ICC T20 World Cup group stage match against Bangladesh showcased his brilliance. With Afghanistan needing to defend a modest total and Bangladesh requiring only a few runs off the last over, all eyes were on Rashid.
Known for his variations and composure under pressure, Rashid bowled a near-perfect final over, taking two crucial wickets and conceding just a handful of runs to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. His ability to remain calm and execute his plans under immense pressure demonstrated why he is such a valuable asset to Afghanistan’s bowling lineup. This thrilling last-over finish will be remembered as one of the standout moments of the ICC tournaments.
Conclusion
The latest ICC tournaments have provided fans with no shortage of excitement, drama, and unforgettable performances. From Ben Stokes' heroics in the T20 World Cup final to Harmanpreet Kaur's gritty performance in the Women's World Cup, these moments will be etched in cricket history. Players like Shaheen Afridi, Suryakumar Yadav, and Rashid Khan have given fans incredible displays of skill, passion, and determination.
As the world of cricket continues to evolve, one thing remains constant: the ICC tournaments will always deliver moments that captivate fans and create lasting memories. Be sure to stay tuned to InningsBreak for more insights, analyses, and coverage of the most exciting cricketing events from around the globe!
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MS Dhoni: The Legacy of a Cricketing Legend
MS Dhoni: The Legacy of a Cricketing Legend
Mahendra Singh Dhoni, fondly known as "Mahi," is one of the most iconic figures in crickbet99 history. His journey from a small town in Jharkhand to becoming the captain of the Indian cricket team is a story of determination, calmness, and exceptional leadership. Dhoni's influence transcends the boundaries of cricket, making him a beloved figure both on and off the field.
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Born on July 7, 1981, in Ranchi, Jharkhand, Dhoni had a humble beginning. His passion for sports was evident from a young age, excelling in football and badminton before turning his focus to cric99. After impressing in local tournaments, he made his debut for the Indian team in 2004 as a wicketkeeper-batsman.
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Dhoni’s ascent to captaincy began in 2007 when he led the Indian T20 team to victory in the inaugural ICC World T20. His calm demeanor under pressure and strategic acumen set him apart. In 2008, he took over the ODI and Test captaincy, leading India to significant milestones:
ICC Cricket World Cup 2011: Dhoni's captaincy reached its zenith when he led India to its second World Cup title after 28 years, famously hitting a six to seal the victory.
ICC Champions Trophy 2013: Under his leadership, India clinched this prestigious title, further cementing his legacy.
The Finisher
One of Dhoni's most remarkable traits is his ability to finish games. Known for his cool-headedness in high-pressure situations, he became renowned for his finishing skills, leading India to countless memorable victories. His iconic innings, particularly in the 2011 World Cup final, exemplify his clutch performance and composure.
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Dhoni is also credited with transforming the Indian team's approach to the game. His emphasis on fitness, strategy, and mental resilience set a new standard. He was a pioneer in utilizing data and analytics to enhance performance, leading to a more professional setup in Indian cricket.
Retirement and Legacy
After a stellar career, Dhoni announced his retirement from international cricket in August 2020. His departure marked the end of an era, but his impact on the game remains profound. Beyond his statistics—over 10,000 runs in ODIs and numerous match-winning performances—his leadership style and ability to nurture young talent left a lasting legacy.
Life Beyond Cricket
Off the field, Dhoni is known for his humility and philanthropic efforts. He has ventured into various businesses, including owning a sports team and endorsing several brands. His passion for bikes and adventure sports also showcases his multifaceted personality.
Conclusion
MS Dhoni is not just a cricketer; he is an institution in himself. His journey from a small-town boy to a global cricketing icon serves as an inspiration to millions. As fans celebrate his contributions to the game, Dhoni’s legacy will continue to inspire future generations of cricketers and sports enthusiasts around the world. In the hearts of fans, he will always be remembered as “Captain Cool”—a true legend of the game.
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