Friday, July 03
Harbhajan Singh and Rohit Sharma hilariously recounted Shikhar Dhawan's antics at Harbhajan's 2015 wedding. Dhawan, known for his fun-loving nature, gatecrashed the festivities, enjoying the food, drinks, and dance. He even left an empty envelope as a 'gift'. Despite the playful jibes, Rohit praised Dhawan's character and their enduring bond from their early cricket days.
Former England pacer Steve Harmison urged India's coach, likely Gautam Gambhir, to avoid interfering with Rishabh Pant's natural, aggressive batting style. Harmison highlighted Pant's six-hitting prowess and unpredictable yet controlled innings. He emphasized that Pant's unique character and fearless approach are vital for cricket, making the game more exciting and captivating for fans.
Shubman Gill's impressive innings of 147 was cut short on Day 4 of the first Test against England, as he was dismissed by Brydon Carse. Gill, who is captaining India in Tests for the first time, had led India's charge with his century.
Ahead of day four of the first Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test, Stuart Broad suggests India holds a slight advantage over England. Despite Ollie Pope's century and Harry Brook's near-century, Jasprit Bumrah's five-wicket haul gave India a narrow lead. KL Rahul's steady innings further extended it.
Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli, admired for their parenting, prioritise a balanced upbringing for their children, Vamika and Akaay. Anushka emphasized in an old interview the importance of love, respect, and shared responsibilities within the family unit. The couple aims to shield their children from social media's glare, allowing them to choose their online presence later.
Dinesh Karthik has lauded Jasprit Bumrah's exceptional performance in the first Test against England, calling him a "Kohinoor diamond." Karthik emphasized Bumrah's versatility and intelligence, highlighting his ability to deliver with any ball and his knack for understanding batsmen. He suggested a special contract for Bumrah, deeming him a "national treasure" and crucial to India's bowling attack across all formats.
Prithvi Shaw, the Mumbai opener, seeks to transfer to Maharashtra as a professional player, requesting a No Objection Certificate from the MCA. Dropped from the Ranji Trophy due to fitness concerns, Shaw aims to revive his career after a stint with Northamptonshire. Despite past criticisms and IPL auction setbacks, he remains determined to prove his worth.
