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India begins a crucial three-match T20I series against Zimbabwe under captain Shreyas Iyer. Here's Gameonfield's complete preview, key storylines, players to watch, and what this tour means for India's future.
Even as Shubman Gill leads India's new era, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma remain the twin pillars of India's ODI batting. From Kohli's 54th ODI century to Rohit's historic ton at Lord's, their experience is shaping India's road to the 2027 World Cup.
India lost the third ODI at Lord's by 27 runs while chasing 388, but Rohit Sharma's 138 off 110 balls answered every question about his form, his overseas game, and his place in India's future. A tactical breakdown of the innings that mattered more than the result.
The ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2027's new 14-team, three-stage format isn't just a structural change — it's a tactical revolution. Here's how it reshapes squad selection, team management, mental strength, and the fortunes of both powerhouse and emerging nations.
The ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2027 expands to 14 teams with a bold new three-stage format — Super Series, Group Stage, and Super 7 — before the knockouts. Here's everything you need to know about the revamped structure.
Some victories are measured by the margin on the scoreboard. Others are remembered for where they happened and what they represent. India's 270-run victory over England at Lord's belongs firmly in the...
Day 3 of the inaugural Women's Test at Lord's belonged entirely to India. A record-breaking century from Yastika Bhatia, an aggressive declaration engineered by Richa Ghosh, and another disciplined bo...
Sourav Ganguly, Kevin Pietersen, and Anjum Chopra have been inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame Class of 2026 in a ceremony in Edinburgh, taking the total number of members to 125 and honouring three careers that transformed the game.
After India's worst-ever T20I winless streak against Ireland and England, this analysis looks at whether IPL conditions—flat pitches, short boundaries, and the Impact Player rule—are building habits that don't translate to international cricket, and what the BCCI could change.
Heather Knight has announced her retirement from international cricket after the historic Lord's Test against India, closing out a 16-year career as England Women's most-capped player, a 2017 World Cup-winning captain, and the first England cricketer to score centuries in all three formats.
India dominated Day 2 of the first-ever Women's Test at Lord's, bowling England out for 170 thanks to Kranti Gaud's 5/37 before reaching 154/1 in their second innings. Smriti Mandhana remained unbeaten on 69, taking India's overall lead to 269 runs with nine wickets in hand.
India Women posted 285 all out on Day 1 of the historic first Women's Test at Lord's, before reducing England to 21/1 by stumps. Smriti Mandhana's 83 led the way in a landmark match played 50 years after Lord's hosted its first women's international.
New Era, Familiar Territory: India's T20 Mission in Zimbabwe Under Shreyas Iyer
Virat Kohli & Rohit Sharma: The Twin Pillars Powering India's 2027 World Cup Dream
Beyond the Scoreboard: Why Rohit Sharma's 138 at Lord's Proves He Is Still Indian Cricket's Indispensable Pillar
Beyond the Format: Why the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2027 Could Be Cricket's Biggest Tactical Revolution Yet
Bigger, Bolder, Better: Breaking Down the New ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2027 Format
Historic at Lord's: India Outclass England to Script a Golden Chapter in Women's Test Cricket
India One Session Away from Lord's Glory: Tactical Brilliance Puts England on the Brink
ICC Hall of Fame 2026: Sourav Ganguly, Kevin Pietersen & Anjum Chopra Join Cricket's Greatest Legends
Has the IPL Made India Worse in T20Is? Lessons from the England and Ireland Series
End of an Era: Heather Knight Retires After a Record-Breaking 16-Year International Career
India Take Complete Control on Day 2 of Historic Lord's Women's Test
India Women vs England Women at Lord's: A Historic Test Begins
