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By Krishna Khandelwal

Ahmedabad Witnesses History: India Defend T20 World Cup Title

India delivered a dominant performance in the T20 World Cup 2026 final, defeating New Zealand by 96 runs in Ahmedabad. Powered by Sanju Samson’s 89, Abhishek Sharma’s explosive start, and Jasprit Bumrah’s devastating spell, India sealed their third T20 World Cup title and became the first team to successfully defend the trophy.
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IND vs NZ Final: Ahmedabad Set for Another High-Stakes ICC Clash

India and New Zealand meet in the T20 World Cup 2026 final at Ahmedabad, renewing one of the most compelling rivalries in modern ICC tournaments. With India’s explosive batting depth facing New Zealand’s tactical discipline, the title clash promises a battle where execution in key moments could decide the champion.
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India vs England: A Semifinal Rivalry That Often Decides the Champion

India and England meet in a T20 World Cup semifinal that carries more than knockout stakes. In the last two editions, the winner of this clash has gone on to lift the trophy, turning the Wankhede showdown into a contest that could once again decide the eventual champion.
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India Hold Their Nerve at Eden to Seal Semifinal Spot

India secured their T20 World Cup 2026 semifinal berth with a composed five-wicket win over West Indies at Eden Gardens. Sanju Samson’s 97 anchored a tense chase of 196, as India held their nerve in a virtual quarterfinal to keep their title defence alive.
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India Keep Semi-Final Hopes Alive with 72-Run Win Over Zimbabwe

India roared back in the Super 8 with a commanding 72-run win over Zimbabwe, posting a record 256/4 in Chennai. With Hardik Pandya and Abhishek Sharma leading the charge, the victory keeps India’s semi-final hopes alive ahead of a virtual quarterfinal against the West Indies.
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Proteas Dominate as India’s Unbeaten Run Ends in Ahmedabad

South Africa ended India’s unbeaten T20 World Cup run with a commanding 76-run win in Ahmedabad. After recovering from 20/3 to post 187, the Proteas dismantled India’s chase through Marco Jansen’s pace and Keshav Maharaj’s decisive spell, exposing concerns in India’s top order and team balance.
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Nothing to Lose, Everything to Play For: Netherlands Face Qualified India

India enter their final Group A clash against the Netherlands with Super 8 qualification secured, shifting focus toward squad rotation and preparation. For the Netherlands, however, the Ahmedabad fixture represents a do-or-die moment, with their World Cup hopes hinging on a major upset against the tournament favourites.

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Brothers Who Changed Indian Cricket Together

In Indian cricket, few things are as powerful as two brothers chasing the same dream. From the dusty gullies of Vadodara to the bright lights of the IPL, brotherhood has shaped the soul of Indian cricket. The Pathans brought heart, the Pandya's brought swagger, the Amarnath's built legacy, the Chahar's proved small towns can dream big; and the Singhs showed that even silent support can create legends. This is the story of families bound by faith, blood, and the blue jersey.
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When Captain Cool Lost His Cool: The Rare Fury of MS Dhoni

He was the calmest man in chaos, the one who smiled while the world burned around him. But even Captain Cool had moments of fire. From heated umpire confrontations to rare outbursts at teammates, these are the times when Dhoni’s still waters boiled, proving even legends have a breaking point.
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Dhoni & Yuvraj: The Love-Hate Relationship That Defined an Era

They can be two halves of India’s golden cricketing decade: one the calm commander, the other the flamboyant warrior. Together they won trophies, carried dreams and defined a generation. But behind the trophies and smiles was a bond layered with respect as well as moments of silent tension. This is the untold story of Dhoni and Yuvraj, the love-hate relationship that shaped Indian cricket’s modern mythology.
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1979: Year That Changed Indian Fast Bowling Forever

In 1979, Kapil Dev didn’t just take wickets; he rewrote the very identity of Indian cricket. Until then, India had always been known as the land of spinners, with fast bowlers playing little more than a supporting role. The career-high record for an Indian pacer was just 74 wickets. Kapil Dev matched that number in one calendar year.
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The Master Blaster’s Subcontinental Legacy

When cricketing rivalries in the subcontinent reached their peak, one man stood tall — Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar. The Asia Cup became his personal canvas, where he painted innings of consistency, class, and dominance. With 971 runs at an astonishing average of 85.47, Sachin remains India’s highest run-getter in the tournament’s history.
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Brothers Who Changed Indian Cricket Together

In Indian cricket, few things are as powerful as two brothers chasing the same dream. From the dusty gullies of Vadodara to the bright lights of the IPL, brotherhood has shaped the soul of Indian cricket. The Pathans brought heart, the Pandya's brought swagger, the Amarnath's built legacy, the Chahar's proved small towns can dream big; and the Singhs showed that even silent support can create legends. This is the story of families bound by faith, blood, and the blue jersey.
By Krishna Khandelwal

When Captain Cool Lost His Cool: The Rare Fury of MS Dhoni

He was the calmest man in chaos, the one who smiled while the world burned around him. But even Captain Cool had moments of fire. From heated umpire confrontations to rare outbursts at teammates, these are the times when Dhoni’s still waters boiled, proving even legends have a breaking point.
By Krishna Khandelwal

Dhoni & Yuvraj: The Love-Hate Relationship That Defined an Era

They can be two halves of India’s golden cricketing decade: one the calm commander, the other the flamboyant warrior. Together they won trophies, carried dreams and defined a generation. But behind the trophies and smiles was a bond layered with respect as well as moments of silent tension. This is the untold story of Dhoni and Yuvraj, the love-hate relationship that shaped Indian cricket’s modern mythology.
By Krishna Khandelwal

1979: Year That Changed Indian Fast Bowling Forever

In 1979, Kapil Dev didn’t just take wickets; he rewrote the very identity of Indian cricket. Until then, India had always been known as the land of spinners, with fast bowlers playing little more than a supporting role. The career-high record for an Indian pacer was just 74 wickets. Kapil Dev matched that number in one calendar year.
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