The miracle at Edgbaston or the second-highest chase in history. Pick between the two as we begin to identify The Greatest Test of the 21st century

In his first IPL season, he has hit more sixes than Head, Abhishek and Klaasen, quickly making the step up from the Madhya Pradesh League

Both teams have been in good form in IPL 2025

Iyer has a strike rate of over 200 this season and has even overcome his weakness against the short ball

Akash Deep is fit again and expected to play his first match of the season

The MI captain, who missed their first game of the season, is back to face the team he led to the 2022 title

SRH hit 178 sixes in 2024, the most by any side in an IPL season. Rajasthan Royals' bowlers will have their work cut out in what is a rematch of last season's second qualifier

Archer is back and Dravid heads a new coaching group, but can RR handle the loss of Buttler and Chahal?

When New Zealand and India met in an ICC final for the first time

Mumbai started the tournament with a close loss against Delhi Capitals and will be itching to open their account

By maintaining his intensity and learning from Karun Nair and Usman Ghani, Rathod has transformed himself to become a key cog in Vidarbha's line-up

Under the guidance of director of cricket operations Mithun Manhas, they are eyeing their maiden semi-final appearance in the Ranji Trophy

It took just 15 deliveries into the fifth day for the visitors to take the last two wickets

Williams and Ervine ended the prospects of an Afghanisttan win by batting solidly after a rain break

Only 31 overs were possible in which Nyamhuri picked up his maiden Test wicket

Afghanistan have now won each of their bilateral ODI series against Zimbabwe bar the one in 2014, which was split

Time and again at the business end of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, this 21-year-old rode the pressure, read the bowler, and executed with flair to take Mumbai across the line

The Mumbai captain says Shaw needs to "figure out himself" how to get things back on track

MP captain Patidar's unbeaten 40-ball 81 wasn't enough as Mumbai chased down 175 with 13 balls to spare

After scoring just 127, Zimbabwe had a chance with Afghanistan at 45 for 4, but they let the advantage slip